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A B C D *Aggregate size, shape and color will vary depending on specific concrete. Class A: Cream Aggregate: <strong>Polished</strong> surface resulting in little-to-no aggregate exposure. Some light sand exposure. Class B: Fine/Sand Aggregate: Removes not more than 1/16" of concrete surface by grinding and polishing resulting in majority of exposure displaying fine aggregate with little-to-no medium aggregate at random locations. Light exposure with some cream. Class C: Medium Aggregate: Removes not more than 1/8" of concrete surface by grinding and polishing resulting in the majority of exposure displaying medium aggregate with little-to-no large aggregate at random locations. Light sand exposure with some heavy aggregate. Class D: Large Aggregate: Removes not more than 1/4" of concrete surface by grinding and polishing resulting in the majority of exposure displaying large aggregate with little-to-no small amounts of fine aggregate at random locations. Heavy aggregate exposure with some light sand.
MATTE FINISH - 200 SATIN FINISH - 400 MATTE FINISH: 200 GRIT This level produces a concrete floor that is easy to maintain and delivers a soft, matte finish. This option is popular in residential and industrial settings. This is the most economical finish level. SATIN FINISH: 400 GRIT, LEVEL 1 This level has a diffused reflection and is popular in industrial settings or when a more matte finish is desired. HIGH SHEEN - 800 SUPER SHEEN - 1500 HIGH SHEEN: 800 GRIT, LEVEL 2 With this level of sheen, the floor will reflect clearly identifiable objects. This is a popular flooring option for restaurants, retail, or other areas where a high sheen is desired. SUPER SHEEN: 1500 GRIT, LEVEL 3 This highly-polished surface reflects light and objects in a mirror-like reflection. Colors from surrounding objects are also reflected in the floor. Museums, schools, or anywhere a stunning finish is desired is where this option is popular.
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