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What Red Hill Dust Does to a Bare St. George Slab
Anyone who has swept a garage off Red Hills Parkway in March knows the rust-colored grit that blows down out of the sandstone and settles into everything. Bare concrete drinks it. Every pore holds a little more of it, and the floor goes from gray to pink without anyone deciding it should.
Polishing closes those pores. The grit sits on the surface instead of inside it, and a dry mop takes it away. Add a penetrating sealer and the slab stops pulling in tire marks and oil too. That is the practical reason concrete polishing St. George crews get asked for in spring more than any other season.