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Fletcher, OH | The ones that look like a floor polisher, but have the diamond head on them.
Saw one being used on a home improvement show.
How aggressive are they? I have a couple floors that need the top surface taken down on grade to promote water flow and get rid of dozer cleat marks. Water would help the diamond head last longer.
I thought if they were aggressive enough to mount a laser receiver on top of the sander and put a grade on the surface.
Is there something else that would be better?
I see they've started using mills to true up rough highway surfaces. ODOT did a trial on 4-5 miles of I-70 thru Huber Heights, OH that really helped the concrete surface. That finish would be too rough for shop floor, but it could be sanded smoother. | |
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Concrete floor sander questions?
