Abstract: A material restoration system disclosed herein. The material restoration system includes a first composition (referred to herein as Composition A) and a second composition (referred to herein as Composition B). Composition A is a cleaning, stain-lifting, and rejuvenation product which is permeable into many construction materials (i.e. concrete). Composition A is capable of removing surface contaminants, including salt, surface rust, calcification and hard water byproducts, oxidation, and efflorescence. Composition A permeates into the material and acts to lift stains. Composition B is a surface applicant and can be used to resurface construction materials (particularly concrete) or fill voids and damage broken construction materials. Composition B has strong bonding properties and is able to provide structural benefits when used to fill cracks and chips.

Abstract: A method of restoring a material surface utilizes a first composition (referred to herein as Composition A) and a second composition (referred to herein as Composition B). Methodologies guide application of Composition A and optionally Composition B to enact various restoration advantages to existing or new material surfaces. Composition A may be first applied to a material surface to remove surface contaminants and lift stains. During the described methodology, a user must wait a predetermined amount of time for Composition A to permeate the material surface. Optionally, Composition B may be subsequently applied to bond voids and damages areas of the material surface, or to add a new surface altogether above the original surface. A user may wait a predetermined amount of time for Composition B to cure.

Abstract: A method of restoring a material surface utilizes a first composition (referred to herein as Composition A) and a second composition (referred to herein as Composition B). Methodologies guide application of Composition A and optionally Composition B to enact various restoration advantages to existing or new material surfaces. Composition A may be first applied to a material surface to remove surface contaminants and lift stains. During the described methodology, a user must wait a predetermined amount of time for Composition A to permeate the material surface. Optionally, Composition B may be subsequently applied to bond voids and damages areas of the material surface, or to add a new surface altogether above the original surface. A user may wait a predetermined amount of time for Composition B to cure.