DO YOU HAVE A KNOCKDOWN? WATCH THIS. WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT RESURFACING!

A brief background on "Knockdown" coatings and what you need to be aware of when considering a "resurfacing" solution. Resurfacing is a great way to save money versus demolition and replacement! However, make sure you're a candidate for resurfacing first, and that you use the right products to do so. Thanks! [phone] . www.encorecoatings.com

[@Ashhlaayyy]

This answered a lot of my questions about my current knock down with your texture, thank you for making it clear!

[@encorecoatingsuniversity3203]

You’re very welcome. Call me anytime !

[@cathyerter591]

I’m grinding off knockdown to bare concrete before applying Cool. Some areas grind down easily other areas do not. Is there a trick to getting the knockdown off in stubborn areas? Will Cool adhere if there is a thin layer of knockdown left behind and if so will it show through after applying Cool?

[@marieschram5198]

I just measured my existing KoolDeck surface and it’s roughly 460 or 470 sq ft. Is there a way to add more paint or something to make 2 Cools be enough?

[@evabobeva77]

Hi Jeff! Thanks for this video. I’m located in Tucson. My kooldeck is in decent shape, it’s an ugly color though and I want to coat it with your product. I did the tap test and it all seems to be structurally sound. There are a couple of minor areas that need patched. What is the best way to do that? Do you have any recommendations for me for products or sources?

[@encorecoatingsuniversity3203]

Sanded grout, made by “PolyBlend” is a great choice for patching old knockdowns! Replicating the texture is the tricky part. Use a hopper gun, or a dash brush to glob / shoot it on there, then “knock it down” using a trowel to achieve the knockdown texture. Experiment on cardboard first before moving to the deck. Thank you!!!