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Matisse Colors for Countertops.
Decosup Inc. is proud to launch
its Matisse line of color additives for Concrete
Countertops. Matisse colors are unique,
vibrant and
colorfast.
As with all Decosup products; ease of
application and functionality were paramount when
the line was designed. Matisse Colors come in
12 oz
bottles metered to color one bag of Counter Weight
mix. One bottle colors one bag, it doesn't get any
easier than that!
Find
out more....
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Dear Friends
It's that time of the year again!
The phones are
ringing, the weather is warming up, and it's time to
gear up because the season is about to start. The
outlook for the Decorative Concrete industry looks
very good for this upcoming season with growth
projections the same or better than last year, so
dust your tools, oil the equipment, and
let's get ready!
We have a
great edition this month with some superb
tips that will help you start working on the right
foot and some insight on issues that are very
important to all of us. Enjoy!
Art Pinto
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How to protect
walls and other areas from dirt
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Another superb tip from Steve VandeWater,
gotta love this guy, he is making contractors life
so much easier. Here he shows us a great way to prevent
staining walls and adjacent areas when stamping
concrete.
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| Sustainable Flooring by Lindy Ausburne |
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What is sustainable flooring? and how does it affect
the decorative concrete contractor. Lindy shows us a
new way to promote decorative concrete. Learn how to
add a safer environment as a selling point
when you give your next bid....
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| Immigration Issues that affect contractors. By Art Pinto. |
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This is not an easy subject to tackle but the
reality is that every contractor needs to
know what is happening with immigration in the US,
and stay informed.
New laws are being proposed that could greatly
affect the way we do business.
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| Contractor Highlight |
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I met Carl Zarcone from Deco-Crete
a long time ago at a seminar I conducted in Miami, he
was hungry for knowledge and ready to jump in. He
has come a long way since and has done some beautiful
work that put in on a class of its own..
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