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7723 Pillsbury Avenue South, Minneapolis, MN 55423 952-888-1488 800-466-8910 Fax: 612-435-6600
Web site: www.concrete-floor-coatings.com E-mail: info@concrete-floor-coatings.com
The Durall Point of Difference
▲ For over 40 years, Durall Industrial Flooring has been the one-stop choice. We are
both the manufacturer and the applicator. For any product or service issues that
could arise, “the buck stops here” rather than finger-pointing between manufacturer
and applicator. This real-world “laboratory” of factory-installed flooring applications
ensures our products work in the field. And, our 24/7 hotline assists all field needs.
▲ Durall is the only flooring applicator who also manufactures over 500 specialty cleaning
products to prep your floor. Our laboratory designed these proprietary products to
assure adhesion of Durall flooring to the floor surface, resisting chipping and peeling.
▲ And because it stays on the floor longer, its annualized cost is lower over time.
What a Premium Industrial Floor Will Provide
▲ Our premium epoxy and urethane flow-coated floor laminates reduce maintenance costs
and meets impermeable-barrier standards for clean rooms and Class 3 labs.
▲ Our sealing saturants provide economical concrete dustproofing and an easy-to-clean surface.
▲ Promotes employee and customer safety; provides character and personality to the space.
▲ Factory-installed industrial flooring promotes your public image, and can imbed your logo.
▲ Provides a cleanable surface, repels contaminants, and eliminates concrete wear.
Customers
▲ USDA-approved for incidental food contact businesses, such as food processing plants.
▲ Businesses with public areas, such as auto showrooms, car washes, restrooms.
▲ General use — aviation hangers, machine shops, fabricators, factories, warehouses.
▲ Residential, such as garages, storage sheds, basements, laundries, utility areas.
Durall Flooring Products
▲ Types
– Epoxy-based flow-coated product
– Urethane-based flow-coated product
– Flow-coated sealing saturants
▲ Surfaces
(Product line on back)
Granular Surface
Quartz Aggregate
Smooth Surface
High Gloss
Textured Surface
Satin Skid Resistant
▲ Appearance
– Clear or Color (19 colors)
– Vinyl Color Chips in various colors
– Quartz Aggregate (speckled, 17 colors)
Durall — The Clear Choice
Flow-coated Industrial Flooring Manufacture & Application
Industrial
Flooring
Durall — The Clear Choice

Products
(Durall overview on back)
Flooring Products — All require temperatures 55 degrees F. or higher during application
Dura-Seal 400
An easy-to-apply catalyzed epoxy floor laminate, 4-5 mils thick (2 coats). Very hard, very chemically
resistant.. Good in a water environment once hardened. Available in clear and colors, and with polypro-
pylene skid-resistant particles. Has odor during application, but not after curing (6 hrs).
Dura-Poxy
A heavier-bodied “100% solids” catalyzed epoxy floor laminate, applied 10-15 or even 100 mils thick.Very
hard and highly chemically resistant. No odor. Hardens even in a water environment. Accepted by the
USDA for incidental food contact use. May be used as a seal or trowel mix. Available in clear and many
colors, or used with quartz aggregate skid-resistant particles.
Dura-Poxy Heavy Body
An extremely thick “100% solids” catalyzed epoxy floor patch and high-wear solution.
ColorShield Sealing Saturant
A concrete seal providing hardening, dustproofing, and resistance to tire marking.Penetrates surface 5 mils and is
an integrated part of the substrate.Will not scratch or peel because it is not a laminate layer above the concrete.
Antique Concrete Stains
A concrete stain in six colors, providing an attractive solution for concrete floors.
Decorative Inlays
Vinyl color chips or quartz aggregate in a myriad of colors (or mixture of colors), cus-
tomized logos, striping, metal flakes, or customer’s own material imbedded between
layers of Dura-Seal 400, Dura-Poxy, or Dura-Thane 240.
Floor Patch Trowel Unit
A kit consisting of 3 elements packaged in a 5 gallon pail: Dura-Poxy resin (100%
epoxy), Catalyst hardener (mixed with resin), and quartz aggregate.
Dura-Coat 700
A “38% solids” water-based catalyzed epoxy floor laminate, thin coat (1.5 mils).Very hard, chemically
resistant. A low cost alternative. No odor. Available in clear only.
Dura-Thane 240
A urethane laminate, typically 4-5 mils thick (2 coats). A harder, more durable, and higher gloss surface
than epoxies. Available in clear only. Can be used as a clear coat over epoxy, and with polypropylene skid-
resistant particles. Has odor during application, but not after curing (6 hrs).
Floor Prep/Cleaning Products — Chemical stripping (superior to abrasive-contact methods)
Degrease Rite
High-alkaline water-based industrial liquid cleaner, 11.5 pH.USDA approved.Cleans oils, grease, fats, wax, dirt & stains.
Dura-Kleen
Heavy-duty acid-based industrial liquid cleaner, 5 pH w/detergents & water softener.Cleans scale and mineral stains.
Durall Epoxy Thinner
Removes fresh epoxy, cleans tools and various surfaces, and thins epoxy for spraying.
We install our own flooring products as well as all nationally marketed flow-coated flooring.
We also market a full line of specialty products that remove paint, adhesives, grease, oil, tar, etc.
Industrial
Flooring

Production Areas
▲ Pillsbury
▲ General Mills
▲ Control Data (computer “clean” room)
▲ Federal Cartridge
▲ Thermotec Plastics
▲ UFE Plastics
▲ Kemper Paper
▲ Hawkins Chemical
▲ Japs-Olson Printing
▲ The Press
▲ The Printer
▲ Instant Web Printing
▲ Bryant Graphics
▲ Precision Tool
▲ GE Osmonics
▲ St. Paul College
Food Processing
▲ Campbell Soup ▲ Summit Brewing
▲ Marigold Foods ▲ Schmidt Beer
▲ Iowa Beef Products ▲ Stroh’s Brewery
▲ Swanson Meats ▲ Coca Cola
▲ Land O’ Lakes ▲ Pearson Candy
▲ Cub Foods ▲ Creamettes
Service/Maintenance Areas
▲ Northwest Airlines (still using a floor put down 33 years ago!)
▲ Whitaker Buick (service area)
▲ Suburban Chevrolet (service area)
▲ Westside Volkswagen (service area)
▲ Borton Volvo (service area)
Retail
▲ Northern Hydraulics (show floor, Fridley)
▲ Anderson Cadillac (used car showroom)
Flooring Projects
(Testimonials on back)
Industrial
Flooring

Satisfied Customers
Over the years, we’ve used several other floor coatings and have found Durall to be the
best. Now that’s all we use.
Iowa Beef Products
We were surprised that the Dura-Seal 400 cost was not higher.
Private Kennel Owner
The thing we liked most about using Durall flooring was the support they gave us during
the refurbishing. They talked us through every step and solved some special problems
we were having with our factory floors. They’re geniuses!
Thermotec Plastics
The Dura Seal-400 floor is very high quality but what really made the installation
smooth were the support products Durall has available such as the pre-wash degreasers,
water-softened etchers, and adhesive removers. They do it all.
Annandale Dental
(Project list on back)
Japs Olson Printing Company has gross sales in excess of 125 million dollars per year.
We have been installing Durall flooring in our plants for over 10 years. Our latest Durall
floor covers our main printing shop, which has the largest footprint of any building in St.
Louis Park, Minnesota.
We use Durall flooring because of its adhesion and wear
characteristics. With the volume of printing we produce, floor
failures are not an option.
Durall stands by its product and makes the floor seals as well as the pre-installation
cleaning and prep chemicals. Durall trains our installers and provides post-sale support as
requested. We are extremely satisfied with the critical job Durall continues to do for us.
Japs Olson
Robert Murphy, CEO
Industrial
Flooring

Project Requirements
Total application time is typically 28 hours. Large floors may need to be done in
sections over the course of several days if the items normally on the floor cannot be
stored conveniently elsewhere in the building. Doing the job in sections allows the
items normally on the floor to be moved in “musical chairs” fashion from one section of
the floor to another until the job is completed. You have a business to run, and work
stoppages are not in the plan! To accomodate your workflow, we often work at night or
weekends — or whenever your floor is not in use.
Dura Seal 400 Application
Application Steps
Step 1. Removing Loose Material
Any portions of the floor that are loose now, or may come loose later, are removed
(concrete, tar, paint, adhesives). Edges of thick previous finishes may need to be bev-
eled.
Step 2. High Alkaline Floor Cleaning (11.5 pH)
The first chemical stripping takes place at this time, using a highly alkaline proprietary
product Durall developed to effectively remove dirt, grease, oil, fat and wax. Durall
Degrease Rite is distributed evenly on the floor, and a rotary scrubber is used to help
release grease and oils. The Degrease Rite mixture is then vacuumed up, making sure
to suck up all dirt and debris from cracks and pits.
Step 3. Acidic Floor Cleaning (5 pH)
Dura-Klean is then used to remove contaminants as well as dissolve some of the
cement fines to create a sandpaper texture. This is the second chemical stripping, and
our proprietary product rapidly takes the surface chemistry from highly alkaline to highly
acidic, releasing dirt and stains effectively, ensuring proper adhesion to the floor.
Dura-Kleen is distributed evenly on the floor, and a rotary scrubber is used until mineral
stains are removed and the entire floor is rough to the touch. Then, the Dura-Klean
mixture is vacuumed up, making sure to remove all material from cracks and pits.
(Continued on back)
Industrial
Flooring

Step 4. First Rinse
The floor is flooded with clean water from a hose or pail. Debris is rinsed from cor-
ners and around obstacles. The floor is then scrubbed with a rotary scrubber until the
floor no longer releases suds. Next, the rinse solution is vacuumed up, making sure
to remove all dirt from cracks and pits.
Step 5. Final Rinse
The floor is again flooded with clean water from a hose or pail. Debris is rinsed from
corners and around obstacles, and the floor is again scrubbed with a rotary scrubber.
This second rinse is important, assuring that the chemical reaction
has now stopped and the floor is now near neutral pH, making
it ready for flow-coated flooring application. The rinse solution is
then vacuumed up, making sure to remove all dirt from cracks,
pits, and low areas and making sure it doesn’t seep back out
from under walls or obstacles.
Step 6. Application Of Dura-Seal 400 First Coat
The first coat is typically applied with rollers 9” or 18” wide. For detail work, a 4” paint
brush is fastened to the end of a broom handle and used to cut in around the edges
of walls, obstacles, and legs, etc. Masking tape is used to tape off doorways and
under garage doors, etc. Dura Seal has a strong odor that lasts for 8 to 10 hours;
most staff will find the odors difficult to work in. Dura-Seal will not harden in tempera-
tures below 55 degrees. The second coat can be applied after 5 or 6 hours.
Step 7. Repair Of Cracks, Pits, And Eroded Surfaces
If the surface is cracked and pitted or eroded, a thick 100% solids epoxy product is used
to fill the problem areas, making the surface smooth. Durall Dura-Poxy is a proprietary formu-
lation that effectively repairs most surface imperfections. If this step is
necessary, 8 hours must be allowed for this to set up before applying
a second coat of Dura-Seal. Note: Cracks will be filled,
but you may still be able to tell where the crack was. For additional
charge for floor contouring, cracks can be made imperceptible.
Step 8. Application Of Dura Seal 400 Second Coat
Our personnel walk the floor to identify any problems that may appear after applica-
tion of the first coat. If there are imperfections, they are fixed at this time. If neces-
sary, a screen sanding disk may be used on the scrubber between coats. If there are
“fish-eyes,” as in car painting, the second coat may be applied with an anti-fish-eye
additive. Once set up, the area may be aired out in 30 minutes. Some odor may
persist for 12 hours. The floor can be walked on when tack-free. It is recommended
to stay off the floor for at least 12 hours before first use, though 48 hours is best.
Avoid pointed steel objects, nails, and dragging tables, etc. until fully cured in 2 or 3
days. Dura-Seal is at its hardest in 28 days.

Epoxy Colors
Industrial
Flooring
Color chart provides a basic representation of the color. Slight differences may occur in color
and appearance due to printing limitations. Samples and custom colors available upon request.
Dura-Seal 400
900 Flat Black 114 Charcoal 108 Flat Gray112 Gray 110 Light Gray 80Aluminum
100 White 103BlueWhite 225 Buff160 OSHAYlw 168 Cream
118 Faun
309 Turquoise 308LightBlue
355Med.Grn.360Dk.Green 358BlueGrn. 350 Lt. Green
270 Tile Red 204DeepRed 198CocoBrn.200Brown
195Taupe
190 Terracotta
310 Blue
40 Clear
Dura-Poxy
900 Flat Black 100 White 40 Clear118 Faun 112 Gray 270 Tile Red 160 OSHAYlw
Acid Stain Colors
CHEM-STONE Reactive Stain creates a mottled, weathered,
translucent effect on concrete. Unlike paint, it is not a coating
but a permanent part of the surface which won’t chip, flake
or peel — and only wears when the concrete surface wears.
Antique Brown
Antique Tan
Antique Red Antique Green Antique Blue
Antique Black
Durall can help you add pizzazz to your floor. Durable color formulations are as dependable
as plain old gray — so live a little! Choose High Gloss for a stunning mirror sheen,
Flat to hide floor imperfections, orFlat to hide floor imperfections, orFlat Skid Resistant to eliminate dangerously slippery surfaces.Skid Resistant to eliminate dangerously slippery surfaces.Skid Resistant

Industrial
Flooring
3M Color Quartz Aggregate3M Color Quartz Aggregate
Black Blue
Buff CaymanGreen
Coral Rose Green
Grey Peach
Plum Red
Smoke Tan
White
Crystals
Crystal
Colors
Create! Custom
mix any blend
Mixtures
For more suggested 3M quartz color combinations and info,
see www.concrete-floor-coatings.com/epoxysolid/quartzcolors.htm
Allure
3 Smoke
3 Grey
2 Blue
2 Plum
Emerald
4 Black
3 Grey
2 Green
1 Cayman Green
Forecast
7 White
1 Blue
1 Plum
1 Black
Goldspell
9 White
1 Tan
Moxie
4 Smoke
3 Plum
2 Brown
1 Black
Rage
6 Red
2 Blue
1 Tan
1 Plum
3M Color Quartz Aggregate

Vinyl Chips
Industrial
Flooring
Color chart provides a basic representaion of the color. Slight differences may occur in color
and appearance due to printing limitations. Samples and custom colors available upon request.

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