Decorative Concrete Kansas City

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Big Red Decorative Concrete

• Big Red Decorative Concrete has been transforming
  plain grey concrete into unique, beautiful and
  useful surfaces for the past 14 years. Serving
  the Kansas City metro and surrounding areas.

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Decorative Concrete Kansas City

• Big Red Decorative Concrete has been transforming
  plain grey concrete into unique, beautiful and
  useful surfaces for the past 14 years. Serving
  the Kansas City metro and surrounding areas
  Cass, Clay, Jackson and Platte in Missouri and
  Wyandotte, Johnson, Douglas, Miami and
  Leavenworth in Kansas.
• Whether it is a driveway, sidewalk, pool deck,
  front entry, patio, basement or garage, we can
  take what is old and make it look better than
  new.
• As Kansas City's only authorized Sundek
  installer, we can offer you a product that has
  proven itself for over 40 years. In unforgiving
  climates and over millions of square feet, Sundek
  is the premiere choice for overlay systems.

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Stained Concrete Kansas City

• Sundek continues to offer new and innovative
  overlay mixes to their long-standing line of
  overlay products. Sundek Tuscan overlay system is
  a "thin set" system that creates a one-of-a- kind
  finish through hand troweling and custom
  staining.
• Hand carved or taped stones, tiles, or stencils
  are added to create depth and interest to an
  area. The Tuscan finish is ideal for patios,
  walkways, basements, retail spaces and
  restaurants.
• It can be applied tightly troweled for a smoother
  finish or heavily troweled for a stone texture
  appearance.

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Concrete Coatings Kansas City

• The wonderful things about the epoxy metallics is
  the uniqueness of each floor, the amount of
  movement or fluidity in the floor and the ability
  of this application to cover most flaws in a
  concrete floor.
• Old and new concrete can be blended into one
  seamless floor with this application making it
  ideal for commercial remodel projects. A few of
  the many available colors can be seen below.
• The process starts with a darker epoxy primer
  base and then a lighter metallic color
  combination applied over the dark base. For a
  lighter floor, a white or cream colored epoxy
  primer can be placed first followed by brighter
  metallic colors.
• For more information Go to our websitehttp//www.
  bigreddecorativeconcrete.com