You sweep, and there's more. Gray dust on the cars, on the storage bins, tracked into the house. Bare concrete sheds its surface forever; sealing or coating it ends the problem the same day.
The top layer of a cured slab is laitance — weak cement paste that never fully hardened. Every footstep and tire abrades it into fine dust. Older slabs, slabs that were over-watered when poured, and slabs that cured too fast in a Utah summer dust the worst. Sweeping removes today's dust and exposes tomorrow's.
A dusting basement slab sends fine silica dust through the whole house via the HVAC. A sealed floor is a health improvement, not just a cosmetic one. Basement floor coatings.
Film-forming acrylic sealers help briefly and then peel or whiten. A true densifier or a proper coating is the durable answer.
Yes — densified concrete can still be ground and coated down the road.
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