[Greenbuilding] Redoing all floors
Jeff Buscher
jeff.buscher at gmail.com
Thu Jul 28 09:45:05 CDT 2011
We just used a single application of Earth Paint
Rainforest<http://www.earthpaint.net/product_rainforest_more_info.php>(linseed
oil, pine resin, bees wax, and citrus solvent) on a slab. We had
it tinted with 200% of the normal amount of pigment that would be normally
be used. We didn't do any concrete prep or use any additional sealers. We
also scored the slab with a 4' grid pattern and grouted the joints. It has
a nice matte leather look and gets a lot of compliments. A lot of people
ask if it's some kind of stone.
On Thu, Jul 28, 2011 at 10:25 AM, Anncha <anncha1 at aol.com> wrote:
> All the jobs I have been involved in we have only used a sealer once, and
> it was in a commercial setting. Too shiny, for my personal taste.
> With wax, the floors are matte more looking and grow more beautiful by
> the year and take on their own patina. One caveat, the first two weeks, the
> floors are a little slippery, but after that, no worries.
>
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