
Hosted by U.S. Resin Supply · with FloorRescue & Concrete & Coatings School
Advanced Metallic Epoxy & Concrete Polishing
Hosted by U.S. Resin Supply and conducted by Jeremy Redig of FloorRescue, in collaboration with Concrete & Coatings School — kicking off a new training partnership in Northern California.

What you’ll learn
On the floor, not in a slideshow
- Advanced metallic epoxy applications and design techniques
- Metallic design concepts, effects and color combinations
- Polyaspartic metallic systems
- Repairing metallic imperfections and troubleshooting
- Topcoat selection and application
- Concrete polishing techniques and systems
- Steps to a true 800-grit polished finish
- Alternative polishing methods, equipment and systems
Schedule (Pacific time)
Day by day
Day 1 of hands-on metallic epoxy and polishing training.
Day 2 of hands-on metallic epoxy and polishing training.
Instructors & partners

Your instructor
Jeremy RedigConcrete and coatings installer since 2004, founder of FloorRescue in the Dallas–Fort Worth area, and the instructor behind Concrete & Coatings School.


Sources: concretecoatingsschool.com · floorrescue.com · @jeremyblakeredig
Pricing
Reserve your seat
Online payment at checkout. Capped at 20 seats — when it’s full, it’s full.
Standard seat
per attendee
- 2 days, hands-on
- Metallic + polishing
- Limited to 20 attendees
What to bring
Where
U.S. Resin Supply – Sacramento
11347 Folsom Blvd A
Rancho Cordova, CA 95742
Questions
Class FAQ
Where is the class held?
At U.S. Resin Supply – Sacramento, 11347 Folsom Blvd A, Rancho Cordova, CA 95742.
What are the daily hours?
Hours are confirmed at registration. Call the store at (916) 200-7736 with questions.
Who teaches the class?
Jeremy Redig of FloorRescue, in collaboration with Concrete & Coatings School.
Does it cover concrete polishing?
Yes — polishing techniques and systems, the steps to a true 800-grit finish, and alternative polishing methods and equipment.
How many seats are there?
The class is capped at 20 attendees.
What should I bring?
Work clothes, work boots and a notebook.
