How the Chips Go Down
We grind the slab first, then roll the base coat and broadcast chips into it by hand until the surface refuses to take any more. Full rejection, as the trade calls it, is what stops a floor looking patchy. A thin scatter always shows the base color through it within a year.
Once it has cured, the excess is scraped back and the floor vacuumed, then one or two clear coats go over the top. The topcoat is what you actually walk on and what wears, so its thickness matters more to the life of the floor than the chip layer beneath it.






