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Finishing Method "Purecrete Method"

Finishing Method "Purecrete Method"

"Safety" and "beauty," for a longer time. Super short delivery times and reasonable pricing finishing methods!

The "Purecrete Method" is the ultimate finishing technique for decorative exposed concrete that allows rebar to recover and retain alkalinity, preventing deterioration. It protects concrete from smoke and mold, and through pattern drawing that utilizes traditional designs, it achieves long-lasting aesthetic beauty. To maintain the safety and beauty of decorative exposed concrete for as long as possible, please make use of this method. 【Features】 ■ Perfect alkalinity recovery for aged concrete with spalling ■ Prevention of carbonation, self-cleaning, and mold and algae resistance ■ Easily achieve the highest quality decorative exposed concrete through pattern drawing *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.

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[Portguard AF System Construction Case] Tama Art University Library

[Portguard AF System Construction Case] Tama Art University Library

Renovation of exposed concrete, with a decorative finish! It becomes less prone to rain streak stains.

We would like to introduce a case study of the "Portoguard AF System" handled by Central Concrete, which was implemented at the Tama Art University Library. The "Portoguard AF System" is a surface protection system for exposed concrete using a low-pollution, high-weather-resistance water-based fluororesin clear coating. It allows for color adjustments and partial coloring that blends seamlessly with the exposed concrete, maintaining a clean appearance for many years. 【Case Overview】 ■ Building Name: Tama Art University Library ■ Photographer: Kajima Corporation ■ Design Firm: Toyo Ito Architectural Design Office *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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Silicone-based concrete protector

Silicone-based concrete protector

Photocatalytic Undercoat Protective Agent (for Concrete Materials)

It is possible to suppress the permeability of water on concrete surfaces and maintain aesthetics. Additionally, by applying it to tile joints and mortar finish surfaces, it prevents the penetration of dirt. It also works well with the photocatalyst M-Clean, and by applying a photocatalytic treatment to the surface of the concrete protector, it demonstrates long-term dirt prevention effects. Features: ■ Excellent water resistance, weather resistance, and anti-chalking properties. ■ Superior adhesion performance to inorganic substrates. ■ Excellent adhesion to metals such as stainless steel. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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