When To Use Urethane vs. Epoxy Flooring
Compare urethane and epoxy flooring to choose the best for your facility. Learn about UV, chemical, and abrasion resistance in our quick guide.
Compare urethane and epoxy flooring to choose the best for your facility. Learn about UV, chemical, and abrasion resistance in our quick guide.
It’s summertime and the driving is easy. Well, at least we hope so. It’s officially Road Trip Season in the United States. Is your gas station or convenience store ready for the travel boom? Here are a few tips to keep in mind.
The oil change facilities had service bays with existing paint/coatings that were failing, which made the surfaces very difficult to clean and maintain.
Are your fuel islands scaring away customers? A quick and cost-effective fuel island restoration by Simon Surfaces can help you avoid the following frightening outcomes: Don’t let the condition of your gas islands play tricks on your business; treat them to a quick, cost-effective restoration! Check out some transformations for yourself at our fuel island restoration…
The oil change facilities had service bays with existing paint/coatings that were failing, which made the surfaces very difficult to clean and maintain.
The oil change facilities had service bays with existing paint/coatings that were failing, which made the surfaces very difficult to clean and maintain.
Do your fuel islands look awesome? Or awful? If you answered awful, you may want to continue reading. Fuel islands with jagged, rusty metal bands or crumbling, cracked concrete might be causing customers to visit your competitors. Typical fuel island foundations are made of concrete and are encased with a metal band. Both look wonderful…
Transform your fuel station’s curb appeal Watch how Simon Surfaces transformed these fuel islands from drab to fab in the video below. CONTACT US today to see how we can help transform your fuel islands! 3 Scary Outcomes of Damaged Fuel Islands Fuel Islands Restoration Fuel Island Process
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Polya-what? Polyaspartic coatings are a relatively new innovation used commonly as a top layer on concrete surfaces. The material resembles polyurethane from a chemical makeup standpoint.