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■ Site: Food Processing Plant, Hiroshima Prefecture

■ Issue Identified

Client Input: A floor coating installed several years ago has become blackened, significantly affecting its appearance.

Cause of Contamination: Contaminants were trapped in the anti-slip aggregate (sand or gravel commonly used in mixtures for concrete or asphalt) during food processing.

Existing Finish: Anti-slip finish with water-based hard urethane mortar, applied over a colored concrete substrate.

■ Installation Requirements

A finish that resists contamination and provides slip resistance, using odorless materials that can tolerate hot water exposure.

■ Proposed Solution

Utack Complete – CPGU-3N Method

* Evenly broadcast silica sand and use a roller to create surface texture.
** The average film thickness includes the particle size of silica sand applied on the topcoat.

✔ Anti-slip finish that resists contaminant buildup and reduces visible staining

✔ Water-based formulation with no unpleasant odor

✔ Heat resistance up to 80°C – suitable for this site

✔ Compatible with existing coating – enables completion within 2 days

■ Installation Process

• Surface Preparation (Grinding of Existing Coating)
  
• Surface Preparation (Grinding and Joint Cutting)
  
• Floor Coating (First CPGU Top Coating)
  
• Floor Coating (Second CPGU Top Coating + Aggregate Broadcast + Roller Texturing)
  
• Floor Coating (Finished Surface)
  

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