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| SureGrip introduces Liqui-Hard SureGrip has announced that partnership opportunities are now available outside the US. New partners in Australia, New Zealand, and Canada have paved the way for the explosion of new business opportunities that SureGrip is establishing in many countries outside the US. SureGrip partners will now have the opportunity to sell and apply Liqui-Hard Concrete Densifier and Chemical Hardener Compound – a ready-to-use, colorless liquid, consisting of active chemicals that deeply penetrate the surface of concrete. Liqui-Hard is specifically designed to produce hardened, dust-proofed and improved chemically resistant surfaces wherever it is applied. Through a chemical reaction process, Liqui-Hard penetrates progressively through the concrete and chemically solidifies all the component parts into a homogeneous concrete mass. Besides its densifying and hardening action, Liqui-Hard solidifies the concrete, eliminating dusting, rotting and pitting. Liqui-Hard reduces staining, increases abrasion resistance, reduces marking, and is self-polishing. In fact, results can be burnished to a high shine. The increased sheen will enhance light reflectivity indoors and outdoors. Liqui-Hard is highly recommended wherever chemically resistant surfaces are required. Ideal applications include warehouses, storage silos, sewage plants, refineries, civic centers, sports arenas, stadiums, hospitals, airports, and food processing plants. Liqui-Hard Features and Benefits: - Penetrates deeply into concrete to densify and harden surfaces to prevent entry of moisture and other foreign matter; - Dustproofs and improves chemical, petroleum and abrasion resistance of treated surfaces; - Prevents oxidation of iron aggregate floors; - Protects against scratching or peeling; - Provides tough protected surface that won't after-yellow, discolor or show pedestrian or vehicular traffic wear marks; - Ready-to-use from container and easy-to-apply; - VOC-compliant, actual VOC content is less than 100 g/L. write your comments about the article :: © 2006 Construction News :: home page |