Photograph the area, note when it appeared, whether it is near a door or crack, and what cleaners or chemicals were used. Keep the installer’s product and warranty information.
Document the failure
Photograph the area, note when it appeared, whether it is near a door or crack, and what cleaners or chemicals were used. Keep the installer’s product and warranty information.
Identify what released
A professional can inspect whether failure is between coating layers or between coating and concrete. That distinction changes the repair: loose material and compromised edges may need removal and substrate preparation.
Avoid cosmetic cover-ups
Do not apply a new topcoat over loose coating or active moisture. A patch may remain visible because color, flake distribution and gloss can differ from the surrounding floor.
When to request an inspection
Ask the original installer to inspect promptly, especially if the coating is under warranty. For a new contractor, provide photos and product details before requesting a repair scope.
Common questions
Can I fix one bubble myself?
A surface patch may not address the cause or bond to surrounding layers. Diagnose the failure and follow the system manufacturer’s repair procedure.
Will the repair be invisible?
Not always. A spot repair can differ in color, texture or gloss, especially with decorative flakes or aged topcoat.