ICPSC Seminar Topics
2011 International Concrete Polishing and Staining Conference Curriculum
* Admission to seminar will not be allowed once it has started
A crucial function of the ICPSC is to bring attention to vital topics and/or trends in our industry. These topics are presented in either a seminar or panel discussion format. This allows those of you working in the industry the opportunity to voice your opinion on trends and topics that directly affect your business. Whether your thoughts are positive or negative they can be presented in a professional manor. The International Concrete Polishing and Staining Conference is the ONLY VENUE that all can attend and participate in.
Below are some topics to be covered at ICPSC 2011. Times and speakers to be posted.
Beginner thru Advanced Seminar Topics Include:
Defining Polished Concrete. Basic terminology, lexicon for a new industry. -
Basics of concrete – How to anticipate results based on the basics of concrete. –
Overview of a Concrete Polishing Project -
General Chemistry of Densifiers –
Overview of Required Equipment – polishers, edger’s, auto-scrubbers, vacuums. -
Overview of Abrasives – metal, resin, cups, specialty pads, accessories etc. -
Electrical Considerations– equipment requirements, How to be sure your site is ready. -
Repair Techniques – holes, cracks, spalling. Materials available. General techniques.-
Possibilities of Decorative Techniques – staining, dying, cutting, stenciling, etc. –
Advanced Abrasives Workshop – The physics of weight, surface area, speed, wet vs. dry, hybrid abrasives. -
Blueprint Reading for Concrete Polishing -
Business Basics of Polished Concrete -
The Physics of Vacuum Systems and Proper Waste Disposal -
Advanced Chemistry and Techniques – Densifiers and Micro-impregnators -
Advanced Chemistry and Techniques – Stains and Dyes -
Roundtable – “Ask the Experts” – Panel of industry experts will be on stage to field questions
from the audience. – COMBINED SESSION
*(ICPSC reserves the right to change, alter or modify seminar times and topics)
Seating to seminars is limited and tickets are going faster than ever!
