Just a query. How do u stop mould growing on a concrete surface. Not how to clean it, as I have a pressure cleaner, but how to prevent it growing in the first instance. Its a shady area that is the problem.
@@Blue1Sapphire Simplest and cheapest method is 50/50 bleach. Mixed in a wide bucket and use a 12" wide very soft poly brittle broom like a boat deck brush. Dip the brush in the bleach, shake the brush to drop the excess into the bucket and then gently scrub the concrete. Don't get it on anything that you don't want to damage. >>> Like your nice grass lawn! Do this cleaning on a very cloudy day or at sun up before it gets too hot. You can go back and redo a scrub as you need. The first scrub and let sit will assure the mold will die and clean up. The second pass will assure a nice even clean concrete. Take your garden hose and wash down the concrete thoroughly!! Once dry, you can use a concrete sealer if you wish! Have fun, Cheers
@@lisab3396 how about just using straight cement mixed with water and spreading it over the concrete surface. Cement is alkaline I believe and so should prevent mould growing.
Wow I looked at the time frame of this video over an hour and thought I would skip through it. No - I sat and watched the complete video , it was so interesting the the hour flew by and I learned LOTS. Thanks for sharing your skills ....
Very nice job. The reason I try to learn to do this type of work is most of the time I hire a contractor to do work they never have the attention to detail as you demonstrate in this video.
Excellent explaining each step as you flow product each steps ×3 total needed -keeping prep concrete wet before applying the next coat--Great easy directions for keeping product always moving flowing forward to completing each section completing
All of these concrete surface videos and not a single one will ever give you an update why because the concrete resurfacing is crap all of them are crap in a year or two it’s gonna look almost the same sorry if you think this guy knows anything he doesn’t
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10/10 I watched the full video. Totally captivated me! You guys are real pros! Even the police were amazed. The labour cost here in Africa prices it out of my affordability range, but will never quite understand it. :-(
Many people hate long tutorials of any kind of work, but for me, The longer the video the more satisfied I get because of the more info's I get along the way. - They always give you many of great ideas and thoughts of the people who're making the videos. - amazing video
Awesome job and excellent instructions. I noticed when you were spreading the product you left space for your feet in the middle. If I didn't know better I thought you were a dance instructor! Great Job.
@@TomBrooklyn It took alot of time. I like it when a boring job can be put on fast forward once the viewer gets the drift. These tradies were superb. Job well done. Very professional.
As someone with over forty years in the concrete business, I cringe every time I see a video of guys working with cement products while wearing shorts. Cement burns are a real thing. Also when pouring dry cement a face mask should be worn to protect against silica dust.
OUTSTANDING An outstanding demonstration of this type of repair. Excellent product. Very professional in every regard. Well done.. James Hennighan Yorkshire, England
First off, I wasn’t really searching for a video on this topic, but I am interested if this would be appropriate to address my garage floor before epoxy. Secondly, this has to be one of the best instructional videos I have ever seen on RUclips (and I watch many videos). You seemed to answer all of my questions as you went, with great attention to detail. Very nice job guys!!!
Possibly, depending on the end goal and desired finish. Please email pictures to customerservice@leggari.com and we can give you an educated answer for your specific situation. There are some garage coatings that may not require much repair at all before installing. Thanks
These guys are extra-ordinarily good at this! Obviously not their first rodeo. The visual and verbal instructions make it look super easy as long as you adhere to the techniques described. Awesome Job!!!
You guys are pros. This video was oddly satisfying because of how clean the edges were done and the system. Also great that you showed it’s ok to add a little extra product after scraping off a chunk during the application on the final layer
would Like to see a long-term video of this stuff in a winter climate, because I feel like the winters in eastern WA might get under it and freeze and crack it.
You guys are extraordinary, very well organized and you do perfect work, each step of your work is well thought. No mess around, you are very professional. Extraordinary work, well done video ❤️
I did the same thing on a many of drive ways and it worked always, however i used bond to existing concrete chemical spray to open the pours of the concrete and “ versa bond tile mortar” don’t mix with water, mix with concrete bonding adhesive only, add a little play sand and spread; the adhesion is amazing, remember to pre-set the ground after through cleaning 🧹 with a concrete bonding adhesive, the same way they apply water in this video. My way requires speed and know how, cuz the versa bond and adhesives dry fast which is good for strong 💪 curing/bonding to the already set concrete. ( something like the quick bonding in “ easy sand 5 min plaster- which is amazing too for drywall. All the methods that they used in the video with the exception of the product. Are correct. I just use a different product but the methods are the same, Great job Even in my mixing of the “versa bond mortar “ I use ( bond to existing concrete adhesive in my mix, 🙅🏾not the same as in this video “ remember” the secret is the (coats ) Do not try to get long term beauty in one coat 🤦🏼♂️ add up to three layers depending on the current condition of the concrete. This is only a “ skim coating “ process. * if you’re concrete project has more then 1/2” of damage. *Do Not attempt this process. *There’s another process for more than 1/2”damage resurfacing repair.
Is this just plain concrete overlay? Or does it have self leveling epoxy in it as well? Can this be used on a concrete slab that has cracked and is uneven to make a smooth, level surface again?
this is a great video. thanks for the thoroughness and simplicity. I'm not a DYF person but I like to understand what is expected from those I hire. Thanks again.
Hi there. Thank you so much for the informative video. I was just wondering, the concrete in my garage is chipping similar to the sidewalk shown at the beginning of the video. Would you recommend that I use this method for the concrete inside my garage? or is there a totally different method when it comes to inside concrete? Thanks again.
All your work is awesome. As a do it right the first time guy I see quality work is done on all your projects. I have seen numerous videos you all post and are champion videos. Keep that shit up!! I will be an on going customer in the future.
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One guy said just use Quikcreate but in my experience and if you live in areas like Utah where snow gets everywhere, I have seen people here using Quikrete and they have to repeat themselves all over every summer or two, literally. I have also seen other people using similar solutions like this and they typically last 10+ years. I'm sold!
Great video.. I need this, I checked the price on this.. I think I must do new concrete compared to the price difference.. but as far as a DIY job looks doable.
So that's how the professionals do it! ( Was thinking of protecting my concrete porch) Working with your hands outdoors all day must be rewarding for you.
Did you not see him spray the surface with water out of his pump sprayer like 4-5 times, and then hose it down with the garden hose? He CLEARLY TELLS YOU TO “HYDRATE “ the surface! This is a stupid question!!! Not trying to be hurtful, but listen to the directions again.
I have an existing 1/4 overlay that was done a couple of years ago. I’ve noticed several small irregular cracks. I’m sure it’s because of the concrete underneath the overlay. What is the best way to repair / hide these small cracks?
We recommend using paintable latex caulking for small crack repairs on existing overlay, adjusting the caulk to match the overlay color as closely as possible for a seamless finish. Apply the caulk tightly for optimal results.
@@LeggariProducts awesome thank you! Is there a particular latex caulking product you recommend? How do you match overlay color with caulking? they see to only come in gray color.
I think so. I know someone who used bondo for that to seal the cracks and possibly reinforce the cracking from spreading out in the future...if that's even possible. I tried it on my condo floors before I tiled.
Nice work. Next, I'll be looking for a more damaged sidewalk concrete repair video. Breakaways, short of complete replacement and that kind of thing. Very informative video guys. Cheers!
It seems doable. You make it look so easy. But I'll need to do four 6'x10' slabs of driveway. But some parts of those slabs have cracked and fallen down, up to an inch or two below the driveway. Does this system level everything out, or does that situation require more intensive repair methods?
For that kind of slab movement you have massive underlying issues under that slab. Look at where your downspouts are draining and check to make sure it's finally settled and not moving more. Once it's stable that's when you can look at options to resurface it. Concrete levelling grinding and filling followed by a epoxy finish would be an idea. I'm curious to know if this method works in areas where temps are expressly cold and how well ice may stick to it
Any idea how well does it hold up over time? Does extreme heat (100 +) cause degradation? Is this a new product? Does anyone know how it looks after 5 years?
@@Smokey420Greenleaf Not something they did wrong on the job. Look closer and you'll see those are marks that are actually the concrete itself. Plus, they're using a brush to match the pattern on the slab which originally had a brushed look to it for better grip. The color will match the rest of the surrounding concrete as it ages and sees vehicle/foot traffic and inevitable dirt lol
A tip for using a sprayer; Be sure that the sprayer has a pressure relief valve. Normal valve will open at approx 40 lbs. Take an auto or bicycle tire valve stem, drill a hole to accomodate the valve stem,put the valve stem inside the sprayer and pull through the hole.The hole should be toward the top of the sprayer above the liquid level. Set an air compressor at 30-35 lbs and fill.
@@LeggariProducts Also, remove the tape before it completely dries. Same concept when painting a car. Either the tape becomes too hard to remove or it will remove some of the material you laid down.
That’s a great idea! I’ve wished I could pump my sprayer with a compressor, but didn’t know how to make a valve that would work (one way). That’s great advice. Thanks.
As someone that's newish to pressure washers and has never seen or heard of a pressure release valve for one... Your description while interesting and detailed enough for anyone that has ever seen a pressure release valve..... I have no idea where on earth you are describing to put one😂.
Did a reseal to a smaller section of driveway sidewalk with $10 pail of quickcrete a few years ago. Removed the loose stuff with a broom, hosed it down and mixed material to soupy texture. Used a hand trowel to spread and finished with a seven inch asphalt brush. One coat has lasted three years. A down and dirty option compared to this time consuming effort. It looks fine, not close to the final outcome here but it is just a sidewalk.
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I like this. I know you guys are pros but I'm thinking that if you have planned where you will finish, it might be a good idea to tape down some overflow paper there outside the last piece of blue tape so you can squeegee extra product across the blue tape onto the paper.
Lol @1:09:02 the cops showed up to see what’s going on. Lol Also, are you able to put pigments into this overlay? How UV stable is this product? Great video.
The video was great - and very professionally done. You guys did an excellent job overall (narration, material application, thorough description of the tools used at each stage of the process)...and the end-result looks great! Pressure washing, taping at least twice, 3 coats of product, followed by 3 coats of sealer, and the requisite drying times between each coat. Plus, the labor component of at least two (and possibly three) people...in addition to the cost of the materials themselves. I couldn't help but to wonder about a cost-comparison between resurfacing that same area - and the cost of breaking out and replacing the concrete. Have you created a cost-comparison? As for myself, my motivation for carefully watching the entire video, was because the concrete in my 3-car garage (from the garage door...progressing two feet inward) is severely eroded and pock-marked due to road salt and slush that melted and fell from the vehicles (in Michigan). So, I'm evaluating my options to deal with this very pitted surface. How does your product hold-up in northern winter conditions? Will it maintain adhesion, or spall and delaminate? Once, again - great job, and great video!
So true! Huge difference between living in the frozen north and living in points south. Then again I don't have to deal with hurricanes and earthquakes.
Wow!!!! Great details and explanation how to do this job and just wondered….. how is your back pain??? I am already exhausted and tired jut to looking at you. I will like call you to do all this! Thanks for your video. I enjoyed it! Good luck
Looks awesome, been looking for a video on this so I can do mine!!! Can I use this product to go over brick and mosaic tiles on my porch? My house was built in 1962. Love the blower, what type is it? Thanks for sharing!!!
Thanks for the video. We all need to understand that the concrete overlay is the cosmetic part of the process not the structural part. So with any cosmetics the process will wear out and need to be redone. Just like cosmetics for people they wear out over time, weather and other things. So will this process.
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Just a query. How do u stop mould growing on a concrete surface. Not how to clean it, as I have a pressure cleaner, but how to prevent it growing in the first instance.
Its a shady area that is the problem.
@@Blue1Sapphire Simplest and cheapest method is 50/50 bleach. Mixed in a wide bucket and use a 12" wide very soft poly brittle broom like a boat deck brush. Dip the brush in the bleach, shake the brush to drop the excess into the bucket and then gently scrub the concrete. Don't get it on anything that you don't want to damage. >>> Like your nice grass lawn! Do this cleaning on a very cloudy day or at sun up before it gets too hot. You can go back and redo a scrub as you need. The first scrub and let sit will assure the mold will die and clean up. The second pass will assure a nice even clean concrete.
Take your garden hose and wash down the concrete thoroughly!!
Once dry, you can use a concrete sealer if you wish!
Have fun, Cheers
@@lisab3396 how about just using straight cement mixed with water and spreading it over the concrete surface. Cement is alkaline I believe and so should prevent mould growing.
@@Blue1Sapphire Wasting your time with that approach! Mold will not be fully removed and will return.
Wow I looked at the time frame of this video over an hour and thought I would skip through it. No - I sat and watched the complete video , it was so interesting the the hour flew by and I learned LOTS. Thanks for sharing your skills ....
It's easier and faster to watch if you adjust the playback settings to 1.25x.
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As a sufferer of OCD and being a perfectionist, I really appreciate the attention to detail. Great work. Looks great! Thanks for posting.
I am amazed that your shoes are still clean!!! Great Job/Art!!!
I definitely will repair my old driveway just the same way these gentlemen are doing it. THANK YOU
Very nice job. The reason I try to learn to do this type of work is most of the time I hire a contractor to do work they never have the attention to detail as you demonstrate in this video.
Excellent explaining each step as you flow product each steps ×3 total needed -keeping prep concrete wet before applying the next coat--Great easy directions for keeping product always moving flowing forward to completing each section completing
Finally! Someone that knows what they are doing! Great Job!!
All of these concrete surface videos and not a single one will ever give you an update why because the concrete resurfacing is crap all of them are crap in a year or two it’s gonna look almost the same sorry if you think this guy knows anything he doesn’t
Really impressive work. Intelligent delivery and explanation. Held my interest the whole way. You guys thought of everything. thank you!
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10/10 I watched the full video. Totally captivated me! You guys are real pros! Even the police were amazed. The labour cost here in Africa prices it out of my affordability range, but will never quite understand it. :-(
How To's are subscribed to. Shills are saved individually. That's how most logic driven folks organize.
Many people hate long tutorials of any kind of work, but for me, The longer the video the more satisfied I get because of the more info's I get along the way.
- They always give you many of great ideas and thoughts of the people who're making the videos.
- amazing video
Awesome job and excellent instructions. I noticed when you were spreading the product you left space for your feet in the middle. If I didn't know better I thought you were a dance instructor! Great Job.
Your big skill is completing the coats with those black trainers still clean lol
I love watching confident and efficient tradies
How did you like watching this video?
@@TomBrooklyn It took alot of time. I like it when a boring job can be put on fast forward once the viewer gets the drift. These tradies were superb. Job well done. Very professional.
As someone with over forty years in the concrete business, I cringe every time I see a video of guys working with cement products while wearing shorts. Cement burns are a real thing. Also when pouring dry cement a face mask should be worn to protect against silica dust.
Same here, 43 years finishing, I don't think he knows that he's on city sidewalk, he will if an inspector catches him!
As someone whose worked in concrete for 2 years I can say shorts are fine and if you have a fan to expel the dust theres no problem at all.
I don't think its concrete.
Amen
😂🎉😅😊
OUTSTANDING
An outstanding demonstration of this type of repair.
Excellent product.
Very professional in every regard.
Well done..
James Hennighan
Yorkshire, England
Your shoes are unbelievably clean for doing this kind of work - sign of a pro.
hes got lots of pairs in the back of his truck
Finally someone who knows how to pour out of a 5 gallon bucket !
First off, I wasn’t really searching for a video on this topic, but I am interested if this would be appropriate to address my garage floor before epoxy.
Secondly, this has to be one of the best instructional videos I have ever seen on RUclips (and I watch many videos). You seemed to answer all of my questions as you went, with great attention to detail. Very nice job guys!!!
Possibly, depending on the end goal and desired finish. Please email pictures to customerservice@leggari.com and we can give you an educated answer for your specific situation. There are some garage coatings that may not require much repair at all before installing. Thanks
The best instruction video would have had a demonstration done on driveway with cracks and uneven surfaces.
Great work if only I. You really make it look so easy. Wonderful job.
I'm really impressed how clean his shoes are. Amazing.
Black shoes,black pants, black shirt. Me being from south Louisiana that wouldn’t be a wise choice. A much liter color would have been my choice.
@@billdeville6685 He's in training to join Antifa. The black mask comes out at night. LOL
That squeegee application is mesmerizing. Super satisfying!
These guys are extra-ordinarily good at this! Obviously not their first rodeo. The visual and verbal instructions make it look super easy as long as you adhere to the techniques described. Awesome Job!!!
Love the step by step guide, even if it's minor details.
You guys are pros. This video was oddly satisfying because of how clean the edges were done and the system. Also great that you showed it’s ok to add a little extra product after scraping off a chunk during the application on the final layer
Thank you!
Excellent video. This dude is a perfectionist.... explained every step. Nice work.
would Like to see a long-term video of this stuff in a winter climate, because I feel like the winters in eastern WA might get under it and freeze and crack it.
Also, seems like several day process?
Does this fill cracks and what is cost of a 18'x 20' job for 2 car garage?
beautiful!!!!! next spring 2023 that will be my project
Great to see craftsmen at work!
You guys are extraordinary, very well organized and you do perfect work, each step of your work is well thought. No mess around, you are very professional. Extraordinary work, well done video ❤️
I agree 100 %
We appreciate this greatly! Thank you!
surprised the client didn't have the entire driveway done. seems like a missed opportunity! nice work.
This group are chimist by profession the so good at mixing and applying
Fantastic video! Looks brand new. Takes time but end result obviously worth the effort. Thanks for detailed description of steps u took and why!
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I think These guys are multi talented.😱😱😱........great job
It definitely seems that way, but there’s plenty of things we’re not good at, lol. Coatings, in general, are in our wheelhouse though. Thanks!
@@LeggariProducts I didn't mean that...! But
I actually appreciate these guys... 👌👌👌👌👍👍👍👍
I did the same thing on a many of drive ways and it worked always, however i used bond to existing concrete chemical spray to open the pours of the concrete and “ versa bond tile mortar” don’t mix with water, mix with concrete bonding adhesive only, add a little play sand and spread; the adhesion is amazing, remember to pre-set the ground after through cleaning 🧹 with a concrete bonding adhesive, the same way they apply water in this video.
My way requires speed and know how, cuz the versa bond and adhesives dry fast which is good for strong 💪 curing/bonding to the already set concrete. ( something like the quick bonding in “ easy sand 5 min plaster- which is amazing too for drywall.
All the methods that they used in the video with the exception of the product. Are correct. I just use a different product but the methods are the same, Great job
Even in my mixing of the “versa bond mortar “ I use ( bond to existing concrete adhesive in my mix, 🙅🏾not the same as in this video “ remember” the secret is the (coats )
Do not try to get long term beauty in one coat 🤦🏼♂️ add up to three layers depending on the current condition of the concrete. This is only a “ skim coating “ process. * if you’re concrete project has more then 1/2” of damage. *Do Not attempt this process.
*There’s another process for more than 1/2”damage resurfacing repair.
Lllipopo9o
Great Tip..!!
What is the process for more than 1/2”damage resurfacing repair ?
Hydrating is the easy part....just add water...Excellent video thanks for the time spent showing us how to do it correctly.....
Is this just plain concrete overlay? Or does it have self leveling epoxy in it as well? Can this be used on a concrete slab that has cracked and is uneven to make a smooth, level surface again?
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this is a great video. thanks for the thoroughness and simplicity. I'm not a DYF person but I like to understand what is expected from those I hire. Thanks again.
Quick and easy to use with little effort 😉. As a beginner, I wouldn't trust myself to do this. The video is interesting and well produced.
Thank you!
Excellent job; you men have your procedure down pat.
Well done fellas. Very thorough and instructional.
Hi there. Thank you so much for the informative video. I was just wondering, the concrete in my garage is chipping similar to the sidewalk shown at the beginning of the video. Would you recommend that I use this method for the concrete inside my garage? or is there a totally different method when it comes to inside concrete? Thanks again.
Pretty nice job. Goes over every small details.
It does! It's a great option for "shiny" new concrete😍
I saw a botched job during a recent walk, nice to see this is doable if done right.
All your work is awesome. As a do it right the first time guy I see quality work is done on all your projects. I have seen numerous videos you all post and are champion videos. Keep that shit up!! I will be an on going customer in the future.
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Thank you!
How deep of a hole can this fix? My driveway has some large cracks and places where chunks have come out. But some of it would cover fine.
One guy said just use Quikcreate but in my experience and if you live in areas like Utah where snow gets everywhere, I have seen people here using Quikrete and they have to repeat themselves all over every summer or two, literally.
I have also seen other people using similar solutions like this and they typically last 10+ years.
I'm sold!
Great video.. I need this, I checked the price on this.. I think I must do new concrete compared to the price difference.. but as far as a DIY job looks doable.
Good video they where good workman
Love their attention to detail. Looks awesome!!! Excellent instruction video.
Thank you! How well a project goes always depends on the details!
I remember when I was younger I said it's no brainer.not anymore.hiring this cru it's the smart thing to do
fantastic instructional video, very well explained and detailed in the process start to finish. Awesome job. thanks for the lesson.
Thank you! We appreciate this so much!
Long term, does the finish need resealed? Does it age and turn darker gray like regular concrete? Does is have a glossy epoxy finish?
So that's how the professionals do it! ( Was thinking of protecting my concrete porch) Working with your hands outdoors all day must be rewarding for you.
Great job guys
Thank you! Much appreciated
When using this product, should you patch any large cracks/divots in the concrete? or will the overlay fill in any low spots/cracks?
Do you have to hydrate the surface befor apply the concrete?
So heres what you do....
Did you not see him spray the surface with water out of his pump sprayer like 4-5 times, and then hose it down with the garden hose? He CLEARLY TELLS YOU TO “HYDRATE “ the surface! This is a stupid question!!! Not trying to be hurtful, but listen to the directions again.
@@edwardzx7 mhh.. no i think they apply it dry. Otherwise they should mention it in the video.
@@liama23 If only we were told what to do
@@darken3150 yea... its a pitty.. ^^
i was watching you all the times you did good job
Thank you!🔥
Awesome video. I wish some of the questions were answered.
I have an existing 1/4 overlay that was done a couple of years ago. I’ve noticed several small irregular cracks. I’m sure it’s because of the concrete underneath the overlay.
What is the best way to repair / hide these small cracks?
We recommend using paintable latex caulking for small crack repairs on existing overlay, adjusting the caulk to match the overlay color as closely as possible for a seamless finish. Apply the caulk tightly for optimal results.
@@LeggariProducts awesome thank you! Is there a particular latex caulking product you recommend? How do you match overlay color with caulking? they see to only come in gray color.
Your videos are great btw! I wish yall were located in Austin Tx :)
will this product fill in cracks? I have many cracks in my driveway.
I think so. I know someone who used bondo for that to seal the cracks and possibly reinforce the cracking from spreading out in the future...if that's even possible. I tried it on my condo floors before I tiled.
Nice work. Next, I'll be looking for a more damaged sidewalk concrete repair video. Breakaways, short of complete replacement and that kind of thing. Very informative video guys. Cheers!
What was the total sq ft covered, the total cost and the total man hours?
Hey, whats the tool you're using to spread the concrete overlay?
It seems doable. You make it look so easy.
But I'll need to do four 6'x10' slabs of driveway.
But some parts of those slabs have cracked and fallen down, up to an inch or two below the driveway.
Does this system level everything out, or does that situation require more intensive repair methods?
For that kind of slab movement you have massive underlying issues under that slab. Look at where your downspouts are draining and check to make sure it's finally settled and not moving more.
Once it's stable that's when you can look at options to resurface it. Concrete levelling grinding and filling followed by a epoxy finish would be an idea. I'm curious to know if this method works in areas where temps are expressly cold and how well ice may stick to it
We had the whole driveway redone professionally.
@@lisat9707
This video is good for curing insomnia.😪👍
Wash, Rinse, Repeat.....could have been a 20 minute video at the most.
Any idea how well does it hold up over time? Does extreme heat (100 +) cause degradation? Is this a new product? Does anyone know how it looks after 5 years?
Subscribed best video Ive seen so far,Came out good!
Looks great, I might actually attempt to do my own after watching this great video.
love all the chatter marks left in the far right section even after several coats and a brushed finish.
@@Smokey420Greenleaf Not something they did wrong on the job. Look closer and you'll see those are marks that are actually the concrete itself. Plus, they're using a brush to match the pattern on the slab which originally had a brushed look to it for better grip.
The color will match the rest of the surrounding concrete as it ages and sees vehicle/foot traffic and inevitable dirt lol
When you’re talking about hydrating the concrete is that with any overlay product or just yours?
You guys are awesome professionals. You did a beautiful job! 👏👏👏❤️
What psi is this concrete repair kit once dried? Also, can you stain it match older brownish concrete?
Can this be used on a smooth concrete patio? And, can color be added to it?
If you’re have cracks in my concrete patio slab assuming I should patch that first?? If so, do you have any recommendations on product to patch with??
Do you have any color tints? My sidewalk is a tan color.
How does this method of repair hold up in colder climates ? Snow plows, salt, freeze/thaw etc.
A tip for using a sprayer; Be sure that the sprayer has a pressure relief valve. Normal valve will open at approx 40 lbs. Take an auto or bicycle tire valve stem, drill a hole to accomodate the valve stem,put the valve stem inside the sprayer and pull through the hole.The hole should be toward the top of the sprayer above the liquid level. Set an air compressor at 30-35 lbs and fill.
I did this to my sprayer a couple of years ago. It's a good tip.
Great advice! Thank you! Also, MUCH cheaper than buying a sprayer that has this feature.
@@LeggariProducts Also, remove the tape before it completely dries. Same concept when painting a car. Either the tape becomes too hard to remove or it will remove some of the material you laid down.
That’s a great idea! I’ve wished I could pump my sprayer with a compressor, but didn’t know how to make a valve that would work (one way). That’s great advice. Thanks.
As someone that's newish to pressure washers and has never seen or heard of a pressure release valve for one... Your description while interesting and detailed enough for anyone that has ever seen a pressure release valve..... I have no idea where on earth you are describing to put one😂.
Have you ever used this on top of dry pour concrete?
Nice job,do you need a permit to repair the city's sidewalks?
Did a reseal to a smaller section of driveway sidewalk with $10 pail of quickcrete a few years ago. Removed the loose stuff with a broom, hosed it down and mixed material to soupy texture. Used a hand trowel to spread and finished with a seven inch asphalt brush. One coat has lasted three years. A down and dirty option compared to this time consuming effort. It looks fine, not close to the final outcome here but it is just a sidewalk.
Thank great video, is there any test to see how long the finish lasts?
Yep. They made another video of the same job, one week later. The second video is called, "Time to Recoat".
Good for changing the color of old colored concrete?
Which would be cheaper for the property owner? To do what’s in this video, or to pay someone to rip out the old concrete sidewalk and pour a new one?
you guys do a great job explaining each step
Thank you! We love what we do!
I was thinking of using this on my concrete front steps. Can you use it on vertical surfaces as well?
id use quickrete's concrete resurfacer, its a lot cheaper, easier to use, faster and it actually matches standard gray concrete.
Makes my back hurt just watching Tim tape.
TAPE - You may want to try using Gaffer's tape. It sticks really well and does not leave a residue.
Is the first coat youre doing a slurry mix ?
Is there a company you recommend to do this as efficiently as is done here .? Rsvp
Please email customerservice@leggari.com and let us know where you live. We’ll get you in touch with a Leggari Certified installer in your area. Thanks
How does this hold up over time?
I like this. I know you guys are pros but I'm thinking that if you have planned where you will finish, it might be a good idea to tape down some overflow paper there outside the last piece of blue tape so you can squeegee extra product across the blue tape onto the paper.
Will this work on a basement floor that's crumbling from water damage?????
Lol @1:09:02 the cops showed up to see what’s going on. Lol
Also, are you able to put pigments into this overlay?
How UV stable is this product?
Great video.
White portland one yes. Pigments don't do well in grey unless you want a dark colour then grey is fine.
Can this be used to resurface a garage floor?
The video was great - and very professionally done. You guys did an excellent job overall (narration, material application, thorough description of the tools used at each stage of the process)...and the end-result looks great! Pressure washing, taping at least twice, 3 coats of product, followed by 3 coats of sealer, and the requisite drying times between each coat. Plus, the labor component of at least two (and possibly three) people...in addition to the cost of the materials themselves. I couldn't help but to wonder about a cost-comparison between resurfacing that same area - and the cost of breaking out and replacing the concrete. Have you created a cost-comparison? As for myself, my motivation for carefully watching the entire video, was because the concrete in my 3-car garage (from the garage door...progressing two feet inward) is severely eroded and pock-marked due to road salt and slush that melted and fell from the vehicles (in Michigan). So, I'm evaluating my options to deal with this very pitted surface. How does your product hold-up in northern winter conditions? Will it maintain adhesion, or spall and delaminate? Once, again - great job, and great video!
So true! Huge difference between living in the frozen north and living in points south. Then again I don't have to deal with hurricanes and earthquakes.
Wow!!!! Great details and explanation how to do this job and just wondered….. how is your back pain???
I am already exhausted and tired jut to looking at you. I will like call you to do all this! Thanks for your video. I enjoyed it! Good luck
Looks awesome, been looking for a video on this so I can do mine!!! Can I use this product to go over brick and mosaic tiles on my porch? My house was built in 1962. Love the blower, what type is it? Thanks for sharing!!!
Very professional job. if i not mistaking this is Florida? 🤔
Works great! 💪 Less work with a smooth paint roller and wood pole.❤
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Thanks for the video. We all need to understand that the concrete overlay is the cosmetic part of the process not the structural part. So with any cosmetics the process will wear out and need to be redone. Just like cosmetics for people they wear out over time, weather and other things. So will this process.