Tip from a floor installer: when you cut that expansion in the slab we always use one of the big yellow grout sponges (or the kind you would wash your car with) get it wet and hold it right behind touching the grinder blade and it won’t spit dust everywhere. Save you some clean up before sealing maybe. Good job 👍🏼
Great when you're working with someone who knows the job inside out. Knows what comes next, anticipates where you're going and has everything ready for when you get there. Talk about a well oiled machine. Were it not for the fact that my brother and I worked well together in our younger days, I would have thought it was choreographed. A pleasure to watch. Thanks.
You are so professional & detailed, we appreciate the comfortable Speed you're speaking to us. You & time make a great working team. I'm a 61 yr. aged lady & you made it so clear, very understanding. This is my first time viewing , not my last.👏👍👌🤗😊👣⚘
Awesome-ended up watching the whole thing. Pouring “backwards” out of the 5 gallon bucket-brilliant. Professional tips and I learned a lot regarding this application. Thanks Mano
I am not seeing many responses to actual questions about durability etc...but lots of responses to the praise and compliments. Would be helpful if more serious questions were answered.
One of the best videos I’ve seen. Really appreciate the attention to detail. So many times I watch DIY vids, and have many questions that were not addressed in vid. As we know, it’s the attention to detail that makes the difference and attains the professional look! Great job guys! Thank you!💕
I wondered how long it would take you guys to remove the end of that down spout! It made your job a lot easier! Good job and you make it look so easy, but it’s not an easy job! ♥️
I learned when ever you come up with a resurfacing job on old concrete , Is to make sure to always use a "Bonding Agent " spraying om all of the old concrete . Better to be safe and know you have "Good Adhesion" to the old and new concrete Good Job Guys Hope the job all works out as planned ......................
@@Frindleeguy Well this is a first for me to see when resurfacing older concrete or even day old concrete say for brick laying , after 20 years or 24 hours it is standard for superior adhesion to spray on a good quality ADHESION PROMOTOR I suppose advances in concrete additives have gained a better adhesion without the use of a pre adesion promotor but I would test both methods before doing a large job , As well the cost comparisons besides long term lifespan of repair............ just sayin my 25 cents worth :):):)
A lot better finish than what I was expecting. Excellent job with it sir, and I imagine that the more layers you put on the better it turned out. At least that’s what I noticed. Again, excellent job sir. Looking forward to seeing the next video
This is a professional service. I learned something useful from watching this video. Thank you for making it available for viewing. I wish you more success.
Make sure to tell people to cut the slab joints only 1/3 to 1/2 the way down and not to go all the way through. Reason = these joints are made to have the stress fracture in it and the vertical and horizontal jagged edges in the crack itself help hold the two slabs together as they rises and fall. This is to prevent one slab of concrete rising above the slab next to it. The crack itself actually locks the two slabs into each other. And I think we all have seen or had an encounter with that pesky trip hazzard slab sticking 2 inches above the slab next to it on diy projects that cut all the way through before.
Can I use this product to cover up outside entry tiles and brick work? My house was built in 1962 and the entry tiles are like big terra cotta pieces in the concrete. Love watching your videos and learning more about your products.
This is brilliant to watch.. l have a old house and the concrete floor is possible the worst anyone has.. and l need to find a easy and affordable solution here in Australia..hopefully this is it
Wonderful job. Explaining. And showing us just how to do it! Especially how to repair. Missing chunks. I’m gonna do my moms, and daughters. Thanks for all the tips about the product and tools. I believe. I can teach others often viewing this video. It’s. What I do to help others and give back, keep up the videos. I have them all saved and have looked at them several times.
You took all the character from that slab out! In my opinion it looked way, way,way better. But, I do see that the owners wanted it to look brand new and to seal it against future cracks or weed growth. But first it looked like a big flat old stone. Now it looks like plain grey cement. Oh well.
Years ago, I had this done on a small backyard concrete patio, and it fairly quickly (after one very cold winter) began to chip back out. The prep work was pretty much done as you did it in this video. I was informed by another masonry contractor that the mistake made was not using a bonding agent. I saw you only spray water (hydrating); that might help with bonding, but I don't believe it is a bonding agent. Wish you had used some of that in this video, so I could see what it is and how to apply it. I have a concrete driveway also, that needs repair of much deeper pitting than was the case in this video. Does that change the process you use? Good video, I did learn some of the technique.
I will never own a house, but the knowledge to do this for a house will be forever engrained into my brain. Really relaxing video to put on the second monitor while I do jack all on my main one.
Great job! Love all the tips from how much product to keep in the center of the squeegee to how to pour the sealant out backwards, How do you use this if you have large cracks in your driveway?
Hello everyone.. oh my gosh I was taking a nap when all of sudden I hear something and it was your video on my phone. I love this channel do not know how it got to my cell, but I enjoy it and learned alot with the new adopters or gadgets with the pressure equipment that I can buy. Now I know how to fix my steps... thank you. 😊
@@timb3174 dude,let's see videos of ur coating job. these houses are all poured with the same concrete from the plant. u don't what the fk ur talking about. there's always 1 knumbskull on here whos a know it all ass
As his bucket sits in the sun. 🤣 Look really nice. You should revisit the site and show how it's help up over 2 years. No gaurd on the 4.5" grinder. Hopefully OSHA didn't see this video.
@@bhavikshankar3235 Well spotted ... and that's just the tip of the iceberg. I've been doing concrete repairs and coatings for over twenty years and if i did a job that ended up looking this bad i'd hang up my tools.
This is a great video. The camera work was right on par and the speaker described it well. After seeing this if you still can’t redo your old concrete let a contractor or handyman do it.
as usual, prepping is a key part of a good outcome. How easy is it to remove the grey 'over spill' that the taper missed? Since the over spill is likely to have been sealed, I would hope that simple "pressure washing" isn't the answer (or it would imagine that pressure washing any of it, at least initially, would damage the surface)
The quality of your videos and depth of content is some of the best I’ve seen. Really great technique and some excellent “pro tips” that make things simpler - fantastic job!! 👍
Fantastic videos. Just one question. Contractors up here in Central New York tell me no repairs or recreate will last through the winter‘s here. (Pool patio) Do you have any jobs done in deep frost regions that are several years old?
Not when you factor in cost. How much you going to charge for a full removal and new pour? This seems to be a way better cost-efficient option when you compare the two. I get it, professionals never want to repair, they just want to replace everything. That's where the money's at.
This reminds me of one of those gypsy jobs something that looks decent but get a bad name because they charge almost as much as they could have got a new concrete slab for how much did you charge for this and how long does it last and do you have some that are 5to8 years old we could look at if it is reasonable I would like to do mine
I enjoyed watching this process come together in the video but,, was too anxious wanting to do the job myself on my own driveway. I watched the entire video last night around 2:00 am. How will the product hold up through the severe winter weather as I live in Pennsylvania?
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Great detailed presentation. How much should this cost to have a contractor do the work ? And, how long should the resurfacing last ? New Subscriber Thanks
He stated he is using the 250 SF repair kit. Their site has it at $400. Figure miscellaneous expenses at another $200. So $600+- in material. Labor from 1 professional is minimum of $500/day. I haven't watched the whole video yet but easy to say $1,000 minimum in labor plus the $600 in material. Round up to $2,000.
His trowel was brand new and he was using it upside down. I will use a trowel upside-down occasionally in certain situations but not this one. No need to use it like that with a shank that runs almost end to end of that trowel.
WHERES THE FINAL PROJECT .. ?? Wanted to see the Final as well as side-by-side "before" and "after" .. this was Awesome but the vid is missing the Final .. !?? : (
Loved the tutorial! It's 5:40 am and still prepping my 2 car garage slabs all night long so I can do some poly injections but needed a break and saw this and now its over. I will be doing that to the back patio, when its not freezing out in a few months, which I think is about 300 square ft. What kind of traffic can that coating take as that looks like I might want to do the garage also or should I just stick with the resurfacer plan. Looks about the same process thought just different product. Thanks for the complete version, you don't get to see that very often with all the tips from someone who can explain exactly why it's this way or that.
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Can you use this kit to turn a wood porch into concrete?
@John Lawson the
How much is it a bag? And how many sq far does a bag cover?
How well does this upgrade last in northern States?
Do you ever answer the questions asked on here?
Is 4am, I’m watching this video I don’t even have a house 😁
😂😂😂
Were you properly “PreHydrated”?🍻🍻
:( i have a house and no female //
Hint: This is how you get a house.
hahahaha
Tip from a floor installer: when you cut that expansion in the slab we always use one of the big yellow grout sponges (or the kind you would wash your car with) get it wet and hold it right behind touching the grinder blade and it won’t spit dust everywhere. Save you some clean up before sealing maybe. Good job 👍🏼
Or just use dust shroud with vacuum attachments
If you did that to my rock columns you'll have to clean it lol
Great when you're working with someone who knows the job inside out. Knows what comes next, anticipates where you're going and has everything ready for when you get there. Talk about a well oiled machine. Were it not for the fact that my brother and I worked well together in our younger days, I would have thought it was choreographed. A pleasure to watch. Thanks.
Thank you for watching! We appreciate it!
You are so professional & detailed, we appreciate the comfortable Speed you're speaking to us. You & time make a great working team. I'm a 61 yr. aged lady & you made it so clear, very understanding. This is my first time viewing , not my last.👏👍👌🤗😊👣⚘
Awesome-ended up watching the whole thing. Pouring “backwards” out of the 5 gallon bucket-brilliant. Professional tips and I learned a lot regarding this application. Thanks Mano
I want to do hydrangea colors is there a blue and lavender powder color to sprinkle with the pink all I can find is red
You'll never get hour and a half back.
@@goodson77784 LMAO
I am not seeing many responses to actual questions about durability etc...but lots of responses to the praise and compliments.
Would be helpful if more serious questions were answered.
You make it look so easy...like anyone could do it...true sign of a pro!
The application was extremely satisfying to watch.
Thank you!
A contractor like you is what I need, I would trust this guy with my eyes close. His voice projects his competence. Remains me of my father💃💃💃
Not a bad way to save what’s already there if home owner wishes too! Good job 🙌🏽
One of the best videos I’ve seen. Really appreciate the attention to detail. So many times I watch DIY vids, and have many questions that were not addressed in vid. As we know, it’s the attention to detail that makes the difference and attains the professional look! Great job guys! Thank you!💕
Glad it was helpful!
It looks great. You make it look easy. We know it isn’t but you are very good at it. Thank you for sharing all these tips.
I wondered how long it would take you guys to remove the end of that down spout! It made your job a lot easier! Good job and you make it look so easy, but it’s not an easy job! ♥️
Good job on first hand
THANK. YOU. FOR. PUT. UP. THIS VIDEO THAT. HELP A LOT PEOPLES. SHOW UP HOW TO FIX DRIVEWAY. GOD. BLESS YOU.
I was feeling it was never going to be something we could fix, thank you.
I learned when ever you come up with a resurfacing job on old concrete , Is to make sure
to always use a "Bonding Agent " spraying om all of the old concrete .
Better to be safe and know you have "Good Adhesion" to the old and new concrete
Good Job Guys Hope the job all works out as planned ......................
Seems for this product that's what they're counting on the polymer to do.
@@Frindleeguy Well this is a first for me to see when resurfacing older concrete or even day old concrete say for brick laying , after 20 years or 24 hours it is standard for superior adhesion to spray on a good quality ADHESION PROMOTOR
I suppose advances in concrete additives have gained a better adhesion without the use of a pre adesion promotor but I would test
both methods before doing a large job , As well the cost comparisons
besides long term lifespan of repair............ just sayin my 25 cents worth :):):)
A lot better finish than what I was expecting. Excellent job with it sir, and I imagine that the more layers you put on the better it turned out. At least that’s what I noticed. Again, excellent job sir. Looking forward to seeing the next video
Thank you very much!
How durable is this. Will look like if it starts to chip away.
I'm fascinated how you keep your kicks immaculate.
I do my best. Black spray paint helps...
This is a professional service. I learned something useful from watching this video. Thank you for making it available for viewing. I wish you more success.
Make sure to tell people to cut the slab joints only 1/3 to 1/2 the way down and not to go all the way through. Reason = these joints are made to have the stress fracture in it and the vertical and horizontal jagged edges in the crack itself help hold the two slabs together as they rises and fall. This is to prevent one slab of concrete rising above the slab next to it. The crack itself actually locks the two slabs into each other. And I think we all have seen or had an encounter with that pesky trip hazzard slab sticking 2 inches above the slab next to it on diy projects that cut all the way through before.
Can I use this product to cover up outside entry tiles and brick work? My house was built in 1962 and the entry tiles are like big terra cotta pieces in the concrete.
Love watching your videos and learning more about your products.
His helper is on point he ready pouring wetting and touching up the sides ok nice 👍🏾
This is brilliant to watch.. l have a old house and the concrete floor is possible the worst anyone has.. and l need to find a easy and affordable solution here in Australia..hopefully this is it
You never mention what is that one bag, what is it , is it cement?
Wonderful job. Explaining. And showing us just how to do it! Especially how to repair. Missing chunks. I’m gonna do my moms, and daughters. Thanks for all the tips about the product and tools. I believe. I can teach others often viewing this video. It’s. What I do to help others and give back, keep up the videos. I have them all saved and have looked at them several times.
You took all the character from that slab out! In my opinion it looked way, way,way better. But, I do see that the owners wanted it to look brand new and to seal it against future cracks or weed growth. But first it looked like a big flat old stone. Now it looks like plain grey cement. Oh well.
Years ago, I had this done on a small backyard concrete patio, and it fairly quickly (after one very cold winter) began to chip back out. The prep work was pretty much done as you did it in this video. I was informed by another masonry contractor that the mistake made was not using a bonding agent. I saw you only spray water (hydrating); that might help with bonding, but I don't believe it is a bonding agent. Wish you had used some of that in this video, so I could see what it is and how to apply it.
I have a concrete driveway also, that needs repair of much deeper pitting than was the case in this video. Does that change the process you use?
Good video, I did learn some of the technique.
Say pre hydrate one more time ! In my best Samuel Jackson voice lol
Is he yelling or saying it soft but with a serious face?
What!!
I love the taping part. My OCD kicked in when you did the rain gutter but missed a part of the elbow. I wanted to put tape so bad lol
Just remove it
Lol. I noticed it, too!
He taped it and still got it on the brick
I probably would have removed the downspout, rather than tape it, but that's just me. Very good details, with explanation, all the way through.
Problem is that during the next winter when the footpath is wet and then freezes the concrete again peels off
Very few would ever do a job this well. Very nicely done.
Love the look of the dresser rock against the concrete.
Thanks for watching!
I will never own a house, but the knowledge to do this for a house will be forever engrained into my brain. Really relaxing video to put on the second monitor while I do jack all on my main one.
I am impressed & motivated to repair my leaky ceiling
Wow...thank you for such a great tutorial. Specially for those of us that are beginner DIY like me.
Great job! Love all the tips from how much product to keep in the center of the squeegee to how to pour the sealant out backwards, How do you use this if you have large cracks in your driveway?
I have a house. With your video I am not stressed about cement repair I have to do, thank you.
Hello everyone.. oh my gosh I was taking a nap when all of sudden I hear something and it was your video on my phone. I love this channel do not know how it got to my cell, but I enjoy it and learned alot with the new adopters or gadgets with the pressure equipment that I can buy. Now I know how to fix my steps... thank you. 😊
Awesome, thanks!
I want to know how this holds up in freezing temperatures of winter weather. Snow/Ice melt safe! Snow plow proof?
It doesn't
Literally the worst thing you could
It would be better if you put a 1 inch layer over the top which still not the best
Its pitted bc of the type of rock used which means the whole things needs to be replaced especially if you at chipping it with a pressure washer
@@timb3174 dude,let's see videos of ur coating job. these houses are all poured with the same concrete from the plant. u don't what the fk ur talking about. there's always 1 knumbskull on here whos a know it all ass
I would have unscrewed the down spout.
As his bucket sits in the sun. 🤣 Look really nice. You should revisit the site and show how it's help up over 2 years. No gaurd on the 4.5" grinder. Hopefully OSHA didn't see this video.
This was so satisfying to watch - **I have no life, LOL** Great job!
Cement work I'd in my family. You remind me of my nephew who does concrete work in Labrador. Sharing this one with him for sure. Great job guys!
After watching this great video, I went to the fridge and got some hydration...:)
The trip to the fridge was pre-hydration
Watched it like it was a movie, awesome job guys!
That job looks great. It goes to show prepare prepare prepare.
The Taping is no good, residue on bricks @1:32:00. Compare that to @11:04.
@@bhavikshankar3235 Well spotted ... and that's just the tip of the iceberg. I've been doing concrete repairs and coatings for over twenty years and if i did a job that ended up looking this bad i'd hang up my tools.
Hi, great video. Would appreciate if you could please show us how to repair wide cracks between the main house and the concrete pavement
This is very hard working that's why i love to waching your videos bro to know how all the hard work
Will never have this problem but skilled labor always intrigues me.
Thank you!
This HAS to be the most Fun Job EVER !
AND you get Paid for it !
This is a great video. The camera work was right on par and the speaker described it well. After seeing this if you still can’t redo your old concrete let a contractor or handyman do it.
as usual, prepping is a key part of a good outcome. How easy is it to remove the grey 'over spill' that the taper missed? Since the over spill is likely to have been sealed, I would hope that simple "pressure washing" isn't the answer (or it would imagine that pressure washing any of it, at least initially, would damage the surface)
Well done men ....And there was no swearing either....
Great stuff ...
John 3:16 ....
Bless you all
EXCELLENT.................wELL ORGANIZED AND PRESENTED......................................
The quality of your videos and depth of content is some of the best I’ve seen. Really great technique and some excellent “pro tips” that make things simpler - fantastic job!! 👍
Fantastic videos. Just one question. Contractors up here in Central New York tell me no repairs or recreate will last through the winter‘s here. (Pool patio)
Do you have any jobs done in deep frost regions that are several years old?
Luar biasa kerja profesional dengan hasil yang sangat memuaskan kerja bagus... sukses selalu salam sobat dari ( indonesia )
Great Demonstration! Very detailed !!!! Thank you for pointing out , even , the small things that really make a difference ! 👍🙂
Glad it was helpful!
How does this compare to 1131 Resurfacer from Quickrete, or Rapid Set Resurfacer? This material although it is not paint, it does look like paint.
Muy buen vídeo! Gracias por compartir tu experiencia.
Hey from Canada! Doing a small DIY resurfacing project thank you so much for your pro tips. God bless for sharing.
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You have a good helper👍
Great job. Can you told me if that product is going to be good on my garage floor ??by the way, very good video .thanks for
Good job Tyler 👏🏻 you’re so talented. Don’t know how you remember all the different stuffs you make. You possess many talents. Blessings to you.
Good I have a big patio thanks for the Helpful information!
This is a realistic tutor with details. Great job. Thanks
Lol, 112 minutes in and the downspout angle is FINALLY removed
Wondering if your product has an elastomer for expansion and contraction?
Great for short term. I’ve never seen these bandaids last long.
Good job- professional guys
Thank you for watching! We love what we do🔥
I've done concrete for 19 years your best bet is to replace it
I'm with u brother
This stuff might do better where there is no freeze or frost issues also.
Big difference how stable things stay from climate to climate
Depending on cost I'd try the product. I'm in the north so I'm curious.
Which state are you in Steve?
Not when you factor in cost. How much you going to charge for a full removal and new pour? This seems to be a way better cost-efficient option when you compare the two. I get it, professionals never want to repair, they just want to replace everything. That's where the money's at.
I was very prehydrated when I watched this video!!🍻🍻
Me too. I've been going to the bathroom quite a few times !! 😀
It's amazing to me how he can keep his shoes that clean.
He paints them before ever pour, you would never know!
Well done boys l just lernt how to fix my driveway . Easy and cheap
Thanks so much for this video!! No BS just a great video of how to repair your concrete.
Can you add color, or stain to this product?
Very nice work. Pretty clearly, this takes a good deal of skill and would be quite a challenge for a DIY'er.
Thank you very much! Paired with out in depth tutorials, you too can do this!
First what way too long 1:35.28 that’s a movie but watching it became very interesting it’s a teaching section Love it
Detailed info - thank you guys.
This reminds me of one of those gypsy jobs something that looks decent but get a bad name because they charge almost as much as they could have got a new concrete slab for how much did you charge for this and how long does it last and do you have some that are 5to8 years old we could look at if it is reasonable I would like to do mine
Come by day but disappeared at night shop.
Good luck with your $.
On the first coat, I would have smoothed off the edges with my hand in a silicon glove. Your hands are your best tools.
Thanks for the tip!
Wow it took you an hour and a half to explain . You DEFINATELY NOT trying to OVERCOMPLECATE things . great job
I enjoyed watching this process come together in the video but,, was too anxious wanting to do the job myself on my own driveway. I watched the entire video last night around 2:00 am. How will the product hold up through the severe winter weather as I live in Pennsylvania?
How well does this product withstand pressure cleaning, say after a year or so?
Wow that’s nice tips about the losing pieces of concrete nice nice this is my dream have a company that does this
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Great Job... details are on point. Wasn't planning on watching it all the way thru. 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽
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Great detailed presentation.
How much should this cost to have a contractor do the work ? And, how long should the resurfacing last ?
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I wouldn't be surprised if it would be the same price as replacing the entire driveway all together. That's usually how these alternatives work out.
He stated he is using the 250 SF repair kit. Their site has it at $400. Figure miscellaneous expenses at another $200. So $600+- in material. Labor from 1 professional is minimum of $500/day. I haven't watched the whole video yet but easy to say $1,000 minimum in labor plus the $600 in material. Round up to $2,000.
I would like to know what this would cost. I saw the number below but he has two people working
Y'all are good at doing this. But you two are the first 2 I've ever seen to work concrete without knee pads.
His trowel was brand new and he was using it upside down. I will use a trowel upside-down occasionally in certain situations but not this one. No need to use it like that with a shank that runs almost end to end of that trowel.
I know I can do this in my patio now!!!
Thanks for this video man... I am really thinking of doing my roofdeck come next week.
Wow! Hard to imagine some concrete work is not guaranteed in some way...
What a wreck of a job! (The original concrete work, I should say).
WHERES THE FINAL PROJECT .. ?? Wanted to see the Final as well as side-by-side "before" and "after" .. this was Awesome but the vid is missing the Final .. !?? : (
wow great vid best i have seen no expert trowling on knees love you guys awesome vid
Now Shania and Natasha have a good come back for when Chase brings up the white T he found in his truck.
That was so professional but so time consuming. This is the best how to video I have watched.
Thanks for uploading! Really good video!!
Very well explained. Well done!
The downspout end piece is such an easy thing to remove temporarily. Why work around that?
Loved the tutorial! It's 5:40 am and still prepping my 2 car garage slabs all night long so I can do some poly injections but needed a break and saw this and now its over. I will be doing that to the back patio, when its not freezing out in a few months, which I think is about 300 square ft. What kind of traffic can that coating take as that looks like I might want to do the garage also or should I just stick with the resurfacer plan. Looks about the same process thought just different product. Thanks for the complete version, you don't get to see that very often with all the tips from someone who can explain exactly why it's this way or that.
We are so glad you came across our channel! Our Concrete repair kits are a great option for your back patio if it is in need of improvement. You can input your square foootage here to get a cost estimate 👉 leggari.com/product/concrete-repair-kit/
Our repair kits do not wear off or delaminate even after years of use. They are a great option for high-traffic areas.
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If you decide to purchase from us, you will receive full, in-depth tutorials on how to install your products. Best of luck to you!
Dude, you guys are dope!! I've watched a few videos so far and can't wait to make my place better lookin', thanks ya'll 🙏👍😁
What do you do for cracks when resurfacing concrete
Projection job. Congratulations to you.