This is a common question. Concrete surfaces that are going to be ground, polished and sealed should be left alone for a minimum of 28 days after pouring before attempting to grind, polish then seal. As concrete will always have moisture in it, if you seal too soon, you risk trapping large amounts moisture which will affect your final outcome.
Although concrete surfaces are polished and sealed... they can give the illusion, that they may be slippery. This is not the case. If you were to look at polished concrete floors through a microscope after they have been polished, you would see that they still have a rough surface. This is why it is very popular in commercial spaces and entrance ways.
While sealants are placed on concrete surfaces it does still remain somewhat porous. It is always highly recommended that any spills be cleaned up immediately to prevent any staining to any polished concrete floors or finished concrete floors
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