Fix Your Ugly Concrete
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- čas přidán 27. 05. 2020
- Turn that pitted, cracked, spalled or just generally crappy concrete into a brand new slab! (At least it will look that way!)
Chris Becker from DIYConcrete.com walks you through each step, taking a concrete slab damaged by rain during placement and making it look almost brand new! Great for repairing damaged concrete on sidewalks, patios, driveways, stairs and anywhere else you have concrete that needs a makeover.
To learn more about this project, to buy the project kits (including everything you'll need to make your own amazing artwork!) and to see more concrete projects you can do yourself, visit diyconcrete.com/
DIYConcrete.com is dedicated to the do-it-yourselfer and the do-it-yourself culture. We are backed by the decorative concrete industry's biggest names, and have over 75 years of real-world experience and talent behind the scenes to bring you easy to understand and follow instructions, helping you turn your ordinary concrete spaces into showpieces.
Would've liked to see more pics of the finished product. One quick close up kinda makes me think it all doesn't look as good as the one area in the pic.
Loved the power washing demo lol
Great video That’s my next project next week.
On the mixing I like to follow the instructions for some reason I don’t have to guess or make stuff up
Wow thanks
Paul the concreter pour concrete for me 2 week later its all cracked.
Beautifully done
Cool!
Wouldn't mind seeing it one year later
Any updates on the durability?
I have a 1900 square ft driveway. The previous owner applied bright white concrete resurfacer over the grey driveway and sidewalks in 2004. It has all popped up from the freeze/thaw cycles. It looks like shit now. I have three choices; do nothing, replace the concrete ($17,000) or grind the resurfacer off and reapply.
Hi, thanks for the video. Does the resurface product peel off after time? Due to different weather conditions and etc. Thanks!
Can you add a stencil like a brick from
How often does this need to be redone? Annually?
After applying this product would it be possible to put down Epoxy floor sealer?
You did not mention Garage Floors? I live in Canada would it work to fix cracks and seal over old garage floors?
can i do this and apply a pattern on top of it like u know the stone look molds whatever u call them 😂
What stores are available for your product in California.
What if I don’t want a broom/rough finish but a smooth showroom one instead?
Where can I get that product in MI.?