The white bloom along the tire lines isn't dust. It's the de-icing brine off I-15 and the canyon roads, drying on your slab and eating it a grain at a time.
UDOT and the cities pre-treat and de-ice with magnesium chloride brine, sometimes with rock salt on top. It's effective on pavement and brutal on concrete: chloride ions migrate into the slab, the water freezes and expands, and the surface pops off in flakes. Magnesium chloride is worse than plain salt because it also reacts with the cement paste itself.
A non-porous floor. Coated concrete doesn't absorb brine; it sits on top as slush and squeegees out the door. Bare concrete you want to keep bare — driveways, steps — gets a penetrating silane/siloxane sealer that keeps liquid out of the pores. Sealing · Garage floors.
We grind off the scaled layer, rebuild pits and spalls with polyurea, and coat. Salt damage repair.
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