Before - Epoxy terrazzo (though rare, most are portland based) from the 1960's had decades of acrylic wax & concrete sealer. The topical aged and wore down. This caused staining and discoloration, not to mention a ugly faux shine.

After - Floors had been stripped, refinished by use of industrial diamond pads for concrete. The matrix and the marble chips were polished separately - though both mechanically. The shine is natural. No topical, no wax.

Before - Terrazzo stains.

After - Terrazzo stains removed.

After - A different angle of viewing. A natural shine that does not need constant maintenance nor buffing. Since there is no topical, there is no need for periodic strip & finish. Under proper maintenance, this surface will look the same for years and years.

Maintenance is easy. Just dust mop regularly. Spot mop when needed with a neutral cleaner. And wipe dry.

Before - Stains and scratches.

After - Stains & scratches removed.

Before - Terrazzo stairs were chipped and cracked.

After - Cracks were filled with a color matching stone epoxy. Chips were repaired by use of matching colored marble terrazzo chips (special order) and stone epoxy. Grinded down flush and polished to match.