How to repair a Damaged floor

How to Repair a Damaged Floor with Concrex Carbon Fibre – Step-by-Step Guide

For over 50 years, the Concrex® brand has been the leading epoxy repair mortar and millions of kilos of it are reinforcing and protecting concrete floors, steps and ramps across Europe and the rest of the world. All Concrex Carbon Fibre repairs should be considered permanent, which is why it's our benchmark for repairing concrete floors. It’s a versatile formulation that provides a granite-hard finish that is impervious and non-dusting. After all, it’s what you should expect from the number one epoxy repair mortar.

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How to Repair a Damaged Floor with Concrex Carbon Fibre

What you'll need:

• Concrex Carbon Fibre
• Trowel & Float
• Mixing Tub
• Watco Tack Coat
• Soft & Wire Brushes

STEP 1 – PREPARATION

• Thoroughly clean the surface so it is free of loose material.
• We recommend a suitable degreaser, such as Watco Bio-D for cleaning oil and grease spots.
• For shallow, intricate repairs, areas of high impact, or before screeding, use Watco Tack Coat.
• Watco Tack Coat is essential to ensure a strong bond for maximum adhesion.

STEP 2 – MIXING

• Empty epoxy sand mixture into tub.
• Create a well in the middle of the sand mixture.
• Pour in the curing agent until empty.
• Mix together until an even light grey.
• Tip: for large quantities it is advisable to use a mixer.

STEP 3 – APPLICATION

• Apply the repair mortar to the damaged area.
• Compact the mixture firmly into the damaged area.
• Smooth over the surface with a trowel.
• Wipe the trowel with a damp cloth.
• For a smooth even finish, and to prevent surface marks or scratches.
• Ready for traffic in 1 hour.

CONCREX CARBON FIBRE

The toughest epoxy repair mortar you will find. 20-year guarantee against impact and abrasion failure.