BEFORE YOU COMMENT... Just to be clear, when I said that "You saved yourself thousands of dollars" I am not talking about my little slab of concrete. I'm talking about the typical driveway or porch project ( large or small ) that can cost $5,000-$10,000 if you hire a professional to rip up, haul away and re-pour. Yes, I could have completely replaced this particular slab for about $30 but the point of this video is to demonstrated to my viewers how to make this type of repair and give them more options. This is a great way to save MONEY, TIME and HASSLE if traditional methods are not an option.
I have a cracked cement drive way in Southern New England. We get ice and snow . Would this repair hold up the weather and weight ? What about snow plows? Thanks .
Thanks so much for the video! We save over $3000 by resurfacing our small front porch and sidewalk. Only cost us about $100 in supplies! Wish I could show you the before and after!
You just gave me the push and knowledge to resurface my drive until I'm ready for the pros. Good looking out for this video!!! With God all things are possible!
Hey Michael, in your video you stated that you hadn't found a stain that you haven't fallen in love with. Let me recommend one: It is made by Smith Paints; It is called Smith's Color Floor. It comes in array of colors and is designed for concrete. It comes in a one quart concentrated bottle an it is recommended to mix it 4: 1 with purified water. 1 qt. makes a gallon. This stain is polymer moified and is amazing. I have been using this stain for over 20 years. I don't know why it isn't more popular. Hope this helps, Lee.
I love this demonstration on how to fix a broken slab as I have a very similar situation. As a single old woman I believe I can follow your instructions and fix it myself. Thank you for sharing this!
Thank You, what a great video .I love how this demonstration is straight to the point and easy to follow as now I must do all the repairs around my home since my husband has passed away and a handyman just ripped me off a week ago for a $500 down payment to do work around my home! But this is encouraging me to do what I’m able to do myself.
Tripped over your video today and now I have solutions to 2 home problems! Thank you! Also, your fire pit is beautiful! I love the new contrasting colors! Looking forward to checking out your other videos! Thanks again!! 😊
Found this video today. Thank-you! I have asked concrete guys to recoat our garage apron that is repaired from cracks and they want to rip it out and redo it. I will try this...also have small crumbling spot on a sidewalk slab. This will definitely fix that!! Appreciate the help.
Followed your direction, patched up the curb in front of my house and my neighbor's house and it looks great. Cement All is no joke quick curing so folks, this guy is spot on. It cures quickly and I mean like in 10 minutes and you're going to be hard pressed to work it. I'm a design engineer and if I can do this, you can too. Will be reporting back this time next year. Thanks again for the video!
@@johnabe4610 Hey there! Thanks for the tip. Didn't even know something like that existed. I have more work to do and will keep it in mind if I need to use it. Really, thanks a ton!
Practical video! Thank you. I've worked with this product incorrectly in the past, and failed, your tips are critical...broom & squegee at the ready...as well as consistency of pancake in the mix... Much appreciated. Really great content on your channel overall...concise and entertaining.
I have a 50 yr. old concrete lake seawall in michigan that is just now starting to show the first signs of its age... this product looks exactly what I need...bonus for me: my son spent a summer doing concrete during college..
Whenever my sons gave me any pushback on doing jobs around the house I always would tell them, why do you think I had boys for? They are grown men now and always ready to help but miss the days when they were growing up.
Hi Mike and everyone I was looking for a video on what would be the best concrete to use and it didn't take too long to dry and was easy to work with because I wanted to make a head stone for my Mom's grave and your videos popped up and Yes Yes Yes cement all is the best concrete I have ever seen in the whole life and Yes it's the Best I just Truly Love it and Thanks for all your help with everything GOD BLESS you and your family and friends and pets if you have any Bless you all for Today Always and Forever and Eternally Amen 💝💖🥰😘😍👍👍👍 Love your videos and definitely Love your little dance on your newly finished concrete platform Thanks again GOD BLESS 💝💝💝
0:50 oh my gyoddddddddd. this is EXACTLY what i need. you not only mentioned what to use as a patch but you SHOWED IT. and mentioned cure times. i'm gaming out my driveway RIGHT NOW, in my head as you speak. there's lots of cracks, weeds filling in, it's driving me crazy!!
I remember this little slab. Isn't this the one you made with dry-pour and then strength tested with your truck lol? Glad to see it looking fresh again!
I just had my patio done and it doesn't look good at all. I just spent $8,600 and can't hire another peofessional to repair it. After seeing your video, i think i will be able to reaurface it without breaking the bank. I'm 52 years old with a bad back, but i think i can do it. Thank you for this video. It acrually gave me hope.
Good looks brother Michael… we love the aesthetic of concrete. … so much so, that we designed an built a mid century industrial modern house with steel and concrete!
Thank you so much for making it simple and easy for someone that doesn’t have any construction skills to use. I have several slabs of sidewalk that have cracks in it. The only thing that has pebbles and therefore it would only make it smooth. The rest will be different however I’m sure you can make a video how to bring that outafter your fireplace. Thank you again for helping a novice.🎉🎉😊😊
Nice intro to a couple of products that might be useful. Late last fall, I poured a 10X11 slab, solo. My first pour of this size and the surface turned out a bit rough. I'll consider these products and techniques to prepare the slab for ceramic tile, after the roof is up. Thanks!!
Thank you! I have to cover my walkway and front slab to my home. This is not only doable for me but also affordable. Keep 'em coming! I'm your new Sub!
That was a great video, thank you! I had no idea you could put back together a piece of concrete that easy. I also love your positive attitude and demeanor. The choice of music was great too!!
Congrats on the sundial! I did not know about the importance of a concrete broom. Already did hundreds of bags of concrete, and tbh did not go so well. I had to tweak a number of times to get to acceptable quality. Mainly it's hard to screed large areas by oneself.
My concern is that this slab cracked partly because of unequal support from the ground. What you've done is resurfacing. It hides the cracks but you still have several broken pieces underneath that may separate again if extreme weight is placed on the slab. It's no stronger. For a SMALL piece of concrete like this the "right" repair (IMO) is actually replacement (with remesh, rebar, chicken wire, etc for strength). However, the value of this video is to show that this technique would work well on much larger concrete with greater thickness that cracks - the weight and much larger surface area of something like a driveway will keep things in place and that is where your resurfacing approach shines. Thank you for making this video. Your statement in the pinned comment about the value of repair vs replacement is totally spot on.
He didn't make the video for your benefit Just another cobber trying to make an easy dollar. Your justified with your concern, and he might as well just paint it as use a product not intended for that purpose. 60 years in the trades and I know better!.
I like the Valspar lear coat Wet Look, on the concrete benches I make. I think Micheal should seal it up to keep it from fading. I think those front steps would cool with an acid stain and shiney coat.
Came across your Vid. Those that put hard work to show others how to do projects in a way that not only saves money but has a quality aspect to it is great in anyone’s book. Although that does not mean that all will have the same results, most will. Thank you for sharing.
Hey that was amazing. I would do it to my driveway but I afraid I will spend hours doing it and end up have to pay someone to do it for me. But I do love that you could save so much money but you can do it on your own.
Thumbs up for the stain in the mix. I am fed up with people doing wonderful projects, planters, etc and then pick the can of the emulsion colors and start painting. This in a few months will start flacking.
Nice. My pool deck has a bit of sag in one spot. Im gonna foam it to lift it and then use some of this to re surface with same texture. Nice nice nice.
I can't thank you enough for showing how to fix things like cracks. I bought my home at age 19 & now at 67, I find myself too scared (old age pain) to try projects. . I see my home deteriorating my that i'm on disability , & its so upsetting not to be able to do things like i used to. I just started to worry i may have to sell, but go where? ‼️ HOWEVER, WATCHING YOUR VIDEO GAVE ME A BOOST OF CONFIDENCE. I just might be able to at least fix cracks? AGAIN, GOD BLESS YOU ..... I WANT TO BE SURE YOU KNOW HOW MUCH YOU HELP ! 😊
Don't know how this popped into my video list but it just so happens that I have to touch up a cracked corner sidewalk before I can sell my home. Talk about perfect timing.
I used that rapid set and decided I could do part of my side walk faster than the normal, so I mixed WAY more than I should have… needless to say I ended up with a great boat anchor bucket 😂
That looks excellent for well supported stuff like your front stairs. For a slab on soil, I bet it will break as soon as the soil expands or contracts with the seasons.
I used this product on a 14 X 32 patio, becareful when using multiple bags as I found out the color difference. It's best if you have help. 1 person mixing and another spreading. I did like the product.
Love the channel and it came out great. I was recently contemplating doing this on a similar size slab, but when i did the math it was cheaper to just buy some 80 lb bags and start new. Don't know if you're sponsored but that product is pretty pricey. I could however see it working on a larger slab, like your porch where it's not feasible to just replace the piece.. Btw, your school janitor 87 key chain is killing me 😆 🔑 🗝 🔐
Great explanation on how to use the products my concern would be in a year if it came back because that slab is cracked usually cracking comes from underneath meaning unsettled or not flat so just putting a surface over the top does not mean that it will still not by stepping up put pressure and Rec crack those areas again so that's my only concern I would have pulled it all out stomped and reflatting the thing and pour it a whole new slab since it was so small but cool now I know how to use it
I think it would be stronger if the pieces were separated slightly and the cement-all applied within the cracks and closed up. Just applying on the surface will have little flowing into the cracks to have increase bonding.
This is so cool! I was considering using the NewCrete but opted not to and I'm glad I did, because I don't have the squeegee. Also, I love what you did with the fire pit. When I wanted to make my retaining driveway wall more uniform in color, old concrete, new concrete, I just added regular paint to a slurry of cement a painted the retaining wall. Looks good.
Very nice! We have a very old little equipment garage on a piece of backwoods property that has a cement floor which has cracked and sunk 2-3 inches in places. Looks like it was laid down by a drunk bear… i think these two products might be the answer. Will give it a try anyway before I jump to ripping it all out and restarting from scratch. Also love that stain job on the fire pit.
Are y'all talkin boot this slab project or his porch? The porch video was good too... it was in pretty bad shape and he showed it after two years at the end of this slab video...
This video is brilliant - thank you!!!!! Our 2 car 24 foot square garage slab needs this kind of work as the concrete has broken up like the slab you fixed in the video but it is such a large area. Any suggestions on how to stage the repair for 2 car slab? Would such repair hold up under the weight of 2 medium sized vehicles? In any case, great video, great work, all the best from Canada 🇨🇦
Michael, you've made repairing broken concrete quite easy in this video. Would you recommend this method to repairing a broken and chipped concrete stamped patio? Thanks.
BEFORE YOU COMMENT... Just to be clear, when I said that "You saved yourself thousands of dollars" I am not talking about my little slab of concrete. I'm talking about the typical driveway or porch project ( large or small ) that can cost $5,000-$10,000 if you hire a professional to rip up, haul away and re-pour. Yes, I could have completely replaced this particular slab for about $30 but the point of this video is to demonstrated to my viewers how to make this type of repair and give them more options. This is a great way to save MONEY, TIME and HASSLE if traditional methods are not an option.
I have a cracked cement drive way in Southern New England. We get ice and snow . Would this repair hold up the weather and weight ? What about snow plows? Thanks .
It is easy for you. But it might be hard for me. I will try it. I hit your subscribe.
Tell me about it. Just had my drive done in concrete. 25' wide x 277' long. = $48,800.00 bucks!
How about winter? What is your geographic location? If you are in California Elmer's Glue will work.
@@Torq-wy2cr I need to do the same except I can't bare the thought of seeing the first crack after I drop 50k on the job. Eeeek
As a single mom with a new home just learning all these new things this is the best video I came across it’s simple straight to the point thank you
I just saw this comment! THANK YOU SO MUCH! Keep being an awesome amazing mom! ☺️
Ditto her comment. Exact same. THANK YOU
Thanks so much for the video! We save over $3000 by resurfacing our small front porch and sidewalk. Only cost us about $100 in supplies! Wish I could show you the before and after!
I was just searching up “how to concrete over concrete” yesterday! Thanks for this!
That’s awesome! Glad I could help!
You just gave me the push and knowledge to resurface my drive until I'm ready for the pros. Good looking out for this video!!! With God all things are possible!
- God? 🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡
@@KJ-tq3sm get lost edge lord.
Was God in the video?
@@truthalonetriumphs6572 - yes in spirit.
How did your project go?
Hey Michael, in your video you stated that you hadn't found a stain that you haven't fallen in love with. Let me recommend one: It is made by Smith Paints; It is called Smith's Color Floor. It comes in array of colors and is designed for concrete. It comes in a one quart concentrated bottle an it is recommended to mix it 4: 1 with purified water. 1 qt. makes a gallon. This stain is polymer moified and is amazing. I have been using this stain for over 20 years. I don't know why it isn't more popular. Hope this helps, Lee.
Did you have to order from the company?
Thanks, Michael, for your enthusiasm and brilliant ideas to repair cement cracks and resurfacing. Bravo 😊
I love this demonstration on how to fix a broken slab as I have a very similar situation. As a single old woman I believe I can follow your instructions and fix it myself. Thank you for sharing this!
Thanks for this demonstration I'm a widow and I like fixing things on my own .you gave me a great idea 🙏 thank!
Thank You, what a great video .I love how this demonstration is straight to the point and easy to follow as now I must do all the repairs around my home since my husband has passed away and a handyman just ripped me off a week ago for a $500 down payment to do work around my home! But this is encouraging me to do what I’m able to do myself.
Tripped over your video today and now I have solutions to 2 home problems! Thank you! Also, your fire pit is beautiful! I love the new contrasting colors! Looking forward to checking out your other videos! Thanks again!! 😊
Found this video today. Thank-you! I have asked concrete guys to recoat our garage apron that is repaired from cracks and they want to rip it out and redo it. I will try this...also have small crumbling spot on a sidewalk slab. This will definitely fix that!! Appreciate the help.
You are welcome! ☺️
Followed your direction, patched up the curb in front of my house and my neighbor's house and it looks great. Cement All is no joke quick curing so folks, this guy is spot on. It cures quickly and I mean like in 10 minutes and you're going to be hard pressed to work it. I'm a design engineer and if I can do this, you can too. Will be reporting back this time next year. Thanks again for the video!
good point. I saw on the Rapid Set video you can add a packet of something call "set control" to give yourself an extra 15 minutes of working time.
@@johnabe4610 Hey there! Thanks for the tip. Didn't even know something like that existed. I have more work to do and will keep it in mind if I need to use it. Really, thanks a ton!
Practical video! Thank you. I've worked with this product incorrectly in the past, and failed, your tips are critical...broom & squegee at the ready...as well as consistency of pancake in the mix... Much appreciated. Really great content on your channel overall...concise and entertaining.
I appreciate that your videos show different applications for different types of concrete products.
I have a 50 yr. old concrete lake seawall in michigan that is just now starting to show the first signs of its age... this product looks exactly what I need...bonus for me: my son spent a summer doing concrete during college..
Whenever my sons gave me any pushback on doing jobs around the house I always would tell them, why do you think I had boys for?
They are grown men now and always ready to help but miss the days when they were growing up.
I use both of these materials all the time on concrete repair work.
Hi Mike and everyone I was looking for a video on what would be the best concrete to use and it didn't take too long to dry and was easy to work with because I wanted to make a head stone for my Mom's grave and your videos popped up and Yes Yes Yes cement all is the best concrete I have ever seen in the whole life and Yes it's the Best I just Truly Love it and Thanks for all your help with everything GOD BLESS you and your family and friends and pets if you have any Bless you all for Today Always and Forever and Eternally Amen 💝💖🥰😘😍👍👍👍 Love your videos and definitely Love your little dance on your newly finished concrete platform Thanks again GOD BLESS 💝💝💝
excellent! I was trying to find a way to blend our new concrete ramp with a very old cracked concrete porch... this is perfect and looks so easy
0:50 oh my gyoddddddddd. this is EXACTLY what i need. you not only mentioned what to use as a patch but you SHOWED IT. and mentioned cure times. i'm gaming out my driveway RIGHT NOW, in my head as you speak. there's lots of cracks, weeds filling in, it's driving me crazy!!
I remember this little slab. Isn't this the one you made with dry-pour and then strength tested with your truck lol? Glad to see it looking fresh again!
I just had my patio done and it doesn't look good at all. I just spent $8,600 and can't hire another peofessional to repair it. After seeing your video, i think i will be able to reaurface it without breaking the bank. I'm 52 years old with a bad back, but i think i can do it. Thank you for this video. It acrually gave me hope.
Amazing fix to the concrete slab, but oh my goodness at that fabulous fire pit. Outstanding!
Good looks brother Michael… we love the aesthetic of concrete. … so much so, that we designed an built a mid century industrial modern house with steel and concrete!
Thank you so much for making it simple and easy for someone that doesn’t have any construction skills to use. I have several slabs of sidewalk that have cracks in it. The only thing that has pebbles and therefore it would only make it smooth. The rest will be different however I’m sure you can make a video how to bring that outafter your fireplace. Thank you again for helping a novice.🎉🎉😊😊
Thank you for this video. I'm half way through my project and would not have thought to try this if I hadn't come across this vid.
Thank you brother. You just solved a major problem I’ve been thinking on for years.
Nice intro to a couple of products that might be useful. Late last fall, I poured a 10X11 slab, solo. My first pour of this size and the surface turned out a bit rough. I'll consider these products and techniques to prepare the slab for ceramic tile, after the roof is up. Thanks!!
Thank you! I have to cover my walkway and front slab to my home. This is not only doable for me but also affordable. Keep 'em coming! I'm your new Sub!
Thanks for taking the time to create this video. Very helpful.
That was a great video, thank you! I had no idea you could put back together a piece of concrete that easy. I also love your positive attitude and demeanor. The choice of music was great too!!
Great Work and Video Buddy!
Your Time and Effort are Greatly Appreciated 👍
Gotta resurface my chimney cap. This is perfect for the job, except for getting everything up on the roof. Thanks!
Congrats on the sundial! I did not know about the importance of a concrete broom. Already did hundreds of bags of concrete, and tbh did not go so well. I had to tweak a number of times to get to acceptable quality. Mainly it's hard to screed large areas by oneself.
My concern is that this slab cracked partly because of unequal support from the ground. What you've done is resurfacing. It hides the cracks but you still have several broken pieces underneath that may separate again if extreme weight is placed on the slab. It's no stronger. For a SMALL piece of concrete like this the "right" repair (IMO) is actually replacement (with remesh, rebar, chicken wire, etc for strength). However, the value of this video is to show that this technique would work well on much larger concrete with greater thickness that cracks - the weight and much larger surface area of something like a driveway will keep things in place and that is where your resurfacing approach shines. Thank you for making this video. Your statement in the pinned comment about the value of repair vs replacement is totally spot on.
He didn't make the video for your benefit Just another cobber trying to make an easy dollar. Your justified with your concern, and he might as well just paint it as use a product not intended for that purpose. 60 years in the trades and I know better!.
it cracked because he drove his truck over it, it wasn't fully cured, and it was a dry pour.
@@steveww07 Yea and no rebar either he's got soft hands for sure brother
My goodness I’m so glad I found this video. Thank you so much for sharing
I like the Valspar lear coat Wet Look, on the concrete benches I make. I think Micheal should seal it up to keep it from fading. I think those front steps would cool with an acid stain and shiney coat.
Good video. Don’t feed the trolls, your work wins on its own.
Great teaching style . Good music . Very informative . I came away learning a lot . Thank you . Rock On .
Michael, I watch every video you do and always learn from you! ....❤you, keep going!
Thank you SO MUCH!
Came across your Vid. Those that put hard work to show others how to do projects in a way that not only saves money but has a quality aspect to it is great in anyone’s book. Although that does not mean that all will have the same results, most will. Thank you for sharing.
Hit it with that F150 again!!! We need to see how durable it is.
You know… I highly considered it but don’t know why I didn’t do it lol 😂 next video lol
@@MichaelBuilds You're the best!
Do it
@@MichaelBuilds😂😂
Hey that was amazing. I would do it to my driveway but I afraid I will spend hours doing it and end up have to pay someone to do it for me. But I do love that you could save so much money but you can do it on your own.
This video is awesome! I'm going to use this to seal and resurface my slabs.
Great video. I need to repair some areas in my almost 50 years driveway.
nice tips. fire place looks like a trip hazard to me after a few beers. lol
You so crazy 😂😂😂😂I
Thumbs up for the stain in the mix. I am fed up with people doing wonderful projects, planters, etc and then pick the can of the emulsion colors and start painting. This in a few months will start flacking.
Excellent video. Thinking of using Cement all to fill in a sunken section of mt sidewalk.
Very cool.. Will try that option on projects where budgets are tight
Hell yeah! That what these kinda projects are all about! 👍🏻
Nice. My pool deck has a bit of sag in one spot. Im gonna foam it to lift it and then use some of this to re surface with same texture. Nice nice nice.
I can't thank you enough for showing how to fix things like cracks. I bought my home at age 19 & now at 67, I find myself too scared (old age pain) to try projects. . I see my home deteriorating my that i'm on disability , & its so upsetting not to be able to do things like i used to. I just started to worry i may have to sell, but go where? ‼️ HOWEVER, WATCHING YOUR VIDEO GAVE ME A BOOST OF CONFIDENCE. I just might be able to at least fix cracks?
AGAIN, GOD BLESS YOU ..... I WANT TO BE SURE YOU KNOW HOW MUCH YOU HELP ! 😊
You are very talented in the stuff you create. Thanks for the content 👍
Don't know how this popped into my video list but it just so happens that I have to touch up a cracked corner sidewalk before I can sell my home. Talk about perfect timing.
I used that rapid set and decided I could do part of my side walk faster than the normal, so I mixed WAY more than I should have… needless to say I ended up with a great boat anchor bucket 😂
I like that New Concrete, and what a money saver!
That repair looks great! I'm going to try this on a few cracks I have in my back yard sidewalk, shed slab, and the slab I for my bbq grill and smoker.
That looks excellent for well supported stuff like your front stairs. For a slab on soil, I bet it will break as soon as the soil expands or contracts with the seasons.
I used this product on a 14 X 32 patio, becareful when using multiple bags as I found out the color difference. It's best if you have help. 1 person mixing and another spreading. I did like the product.
That’s impressive, I love the finish.
Thank you so much!
This was just the video I needed to learn how to fix my old concrete steps. Thanks! Edit
How about a video on the durability of a material poured over an existing slab.
Or a 1 year f/u video (could be a Short) AND was it just for Foot traffic, or ok for a Driveway??
Drivewa. What does you common sense tell you? No Bueno.
The 2 year front porch wasn't good enough?
Why don't you make that video
How about you make a video of doing it the proper way? 😂🙄
Love the channel and it came out great. I was recently contemplating doing this on a similar size slab, but when i did the math it was cheaper to just buy some 80 lb bags and start new. Don't know if you're sponsored but that product is pretty pricey.
I could however see it working on a larger slab, like your porch where it's not feasible to just replace the piece..
Btw, your school janitor 87 key chain is killing me 😆 🔑 🗝 🔐
Ohla! Nope, the patch work with Quickrete looked great alone. Love this! Like and Subscribed…
Portland cement and glue that's all I use and it works amazing
Great explanation on how to use the products my concern would be in a year if it came back because that slab is cracked usually cracking comes from underneath meaning unsettled or not flat so just putting a surface over the top does not mean that it will still not by stepping up put pressure and Rec crack those areas again so that's my only concern I would have pulled it all out stomped and reflatting the thing and pour it a whole new slab since it was so small but cool now I know how to use it
I think it would be stronger if the pieces were separated slightly and the cement-all applied within the cracks and closed up. Just applying on the surface will have little flowing into the cracks to have increase bonding.
He said you can sck it 😂
@@hostilesavage4299What does sck it mean?
Well done Michael & that fire pit looks great after adding that colored cement! 👍👍
Thank you!
Thank you! I’ve been meaning to do that for a while haha
Great info! Enjoyed from Texas!
This is so cool! I was considering using the NewCrete but opted not to and I'm glad I did, because I don't have the squeegee. Also, I love what you did with the fire pit. When I wanted to make my retaining driveway wall more uniform in color, old concrete, new concrete, I just added regular paint to a slurry of cement a painted the retaining wall. Looks good.
Thanks Michael, good to know. Thanks for your demo. 😊
Very nice! We have a very old little equipment garage on a piece of backwoods property that has a cement floor which has cracked and sunk 2-3 inches in places. Looks like it was laid down by a drunk bear… i think these two products might be the answer. Will give it a try anyway before I jump to ripping it all out and restarting from scratch. Also love that stain job on the fire pit.
Since it's fall in Montana, which means SNOW, I won't be able to do this now. But I have so many ideas for next spring. Thank you!
This is perfect, I am going to try this for my garage floor. THANKS!
I just love your videos dude. Great info and personality plus!
I’m a DIYer and this would work for me!
I'm more than a little skeptical that none of the cracks will 'telegraph' back through. If they do not, then this is a marvelous material.
I certainly looks nice, but when weight is applied as well as change of seasons, I will be interested to see how it held up.
Are y'all talkin boot this slab project or his porch?
The porch video was good too... it was in pretty bad shape and he showed it after two years at the end of this slab video...
So you could add color to that.
Love it Great video
That's very cool 👍 im SUPER impressed !
Awesome video! Thank you! Always looking for great DIY videos😊
Dude, you're awesome, I learn a lot from you.
Fantastic instruction. Thank you! It came up great 😊
In the real world, I've only ever heard bad reviews for this product, so definitely let us know how it holds up as time goes by.
Awesome. Just awesome job!
Can't wait for self healing concrete to come on the market!!!
Great job! I'm saving this for the spring
Thanks for this video now i need to find new crete.
Beautiful job! I'm going to try it myself. Thanks for the idea.
love your channel, man! such helpful info, great way you do tuts, but also your energy and humor is just nice as hell.
I have spalling in my driveway (I think it's from ice remover?) and dreaded having to replace it all - this should be the cure for it!
Great video! The only problem is that the rockin' rock music should be about 4.5x louder.
Thanks for the video, good information. I wasn't too sure what to do about cracks in my patio until now.
This video is brilliant - thank you!!!!! Our 2 car 24 foot square garage slab needs this kind of work as the concrete has broken up like the slab you fixed in the video but it is such a large area. Any suggestions on how to stage the repair for 2 car slab? Would such repair hold up under the weight of 2 medium sized vehicles? In any case, great video, great work, all the best from Canada 🇨🇦
That was a dry poured slab??
Wow 🤩
Amazing fire place, I love it!
Can you do a video using cement all, resurface a slab and put a stamped finish on it?
Michael, you've made repairing broken concrete quite easy in this video. Would you recommend this method to repairing a broken and chipped concrete stamped patio? Thanks.
Wow, that looks amazing! Do you think I can use this method for my driveway? Our driveway is outdated, with some cracks and discoloration.
Nice video, it helps with some of my problems, aka filling in cracks..
What could I use to resurfy a 24'x32' slab?
Hello !
just the info i needed for a project , thanks so much for the share.
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You just earned a new subscriber! Thank you so much