How to Fix a Stoney UGLY Dry Pour Concrete Slab EASY DIY!
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Dumb question, but is the paint roller wet? Do you mist more than once? Thanks!
I tried your technic on cement slab and it was awesome! Thanks
Great!! Thank you 🙏
Happy to read this! Now it's my turn. I poured a 1'x 18ft. Entryway slab. And I don't like the finish. I think it was the rocks in the mortar. ( Or it being my first slab pour lol) But I'm going to give this a shot now. But I have regular mortar or I can remove the rocks using a strainer for this thin overcoat.
I will this method help level issues also? And what is the finished texture of the mortar? I just wanna know so I have a target in mind.
Do u mist it then shower it?
Mainly hills and valleys, as a whole level won't be impacted much.
I'm enjoying the shit out of these vids. Thanks warrior and take care of yourself. Now that your all natty, get lean and ripped!
Definitely bro. Already pulled back all my carbs. One carb meal per day now. Post workout. I appreciate you brother 💪
If your just laying on top to fix how much do you need to water? how many mistings etc...?
Just a few light mists
Nice work and very interesting technique. I just poured my first ever slab 4'x16' and I did a wet pour. My finishing left a lot of imperfections including a small valley which will definitely hold water when it rains. Could I use this method to fix it? Just spread it over the whole thing so it's consistent? Any tips?
🔥🔥🔥 awesome i been using your motar method 🤙 accidentally bought rapid Set Mortar mix but it end up being 6000 psi as well must the rapid Set version of repair mortar 🤙 but question you are the 1st and only person i seen do this mortar method where did you learn it from🙌or did you figure it out on your own 🙌
Figured it out on my own by complete accident bro. A company installed tile over my brothers concrete by his pool and it looked terrible so we had to smash it apart. That mortar i use is what they used to lay the tile. It damn near impossible to get the tile to separate from the concrete. That stuff had it welded on. All I needed to see bro. Knew it would work for dry pour. I love your vids by the way. Great editing.
@@WallstreetMuscle appreciate the insight! You the OG of Mortar topping,, awesome find 💯 good luck on your new journey! I'ma be following 💯🤙
Can this be done on a driveway?
Looks awesome... thanks for sharing another tip!!
Thank you 💪
Awesome 🥰thanks for sharing 😊
Have already used your recipe for success dry pour and it works! Thank you for posting.
Awesome! Thanks for sharing 👍
Nice house and Nice project. How long does dry pour typically take to dry?
You can walk on it 24 hours later.. 3 weeks it’ll be it’s absolute hardest and most dense.
Teddy, I repaired a serious driveway trip hazard and did a super ugly job - trip hazard is gone but it's bumpy, rocky, etc... ugly. will this work for a driveway i.e. take the car weight?
Can you use this to resurface your driveway before staining
Absolutely. I’ve done it.
Bro thanks much , a buddy and I just poured a massive slab and let’s just say while it works I’ll be doing this across the board for sure 👍🏼
I need this video thank you!!
Awesome. Thanks for watching 😊
I can't find this brand. 😢 would another brand work
Cheers mate, just used your technique. From Australia
I think some people are skipping some steps, lol
Yep Or maybe overdoing a few things
or the wrong brand of concrete
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Thank you thank you thank you thank you thank you!!!!
Could it be any 6k mortar or does it have to be this brand .. I can’t find any by me ??
The brand I used was from lowes. 6k is fine
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😂😂 Sup Brotha
I'm going to try this! The only problem is I cannot find this exact mortar. It's out of stock everywhere.... even lowes.
Just use another high quality mortar. Don’t buy the cheap sand stuff.
@officialTeddyZaneWARRIOR it worked!! I was able to get a bag from Ace Hardware and had it shipped to the store. Looks so much better.
Really enjoy your videos, it was so helpful. I did a dry pour with Quickcrete, screeded the hell out of it, then paint roller! It was a very smooth top. I wanted to try something new that I had not seen much out there on. I did a broom finish before watering. It looked great before I watered. After the 2nd misting, I could start to see the aggregate. It doesnt look horrible, but when I walk on it, it is very sandy and coarse. Do you have any suggestions on how I could fix this now? I considered adding a thin layer of hiqh quality mortar on top and then watering. Do you think that would hold up? Thank you again, love your videos.
Awesome. Thank you 👍
@@WallstreetMuscle uhhh, there was a question in there.
My dry pour looked just like that! Very pebbley. I could'nt belive it! I was going insane but now I've found Zane for the fix!! Thanks I'll let you know.
Did you try this to fix it?
Did you try this? How did it work out?
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Lord thank you for me finding this video! I just finished my dry pour patio and I didn't get the smooth even surface I was wanting. I was watching videos on using concrete repair mix, etc and was wondering if there was an easier method and voila! Thank you so much!
Did you try this?
@@mariebee3146 Yes I did. It definitely helped.
How soon after doing a concrete slab can you apply the mortar?
Very next day
I topped my dry pour concrete slab with mortar mix about 1 inch and it was rained on and now had superficial cracks, will this method fix it too?
Yes definitely
@@WallstreetMuscle thank you!
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Does roller have to be wet
Did you ever try this method? I have the same question about the roller.
Ad glue or adhesive first
You really don’t need to. This 6000 lb mortar is stubborn as heck. It doesn’t like to separate from any stone or concrete
Nice name by the way 😂
@@WallstreetMuscle ok I just was thinking it might crack being a top coat…. I don’t know anything about mortar ….. and thanks
@@OakWoodie 🤘🤘
Any signs of chipping from using such a thin layer?
You wouldn’t believe how difficult it is to separate the layer once it hardens. That’s why I use that specific Mortar.
No chipping at all
@@WallstreetMuscle ok cool. My first dry pour looked like that 😅.
@@DiyAsianGuy thanks for watching! Hope it helps.
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Is this true in a climate that freezes in the winter. I had my back patio poured and it hailed on it that day before drying and made it look terrible. After that they skim coated it and it looked good. After the first winter I have concrete chips everywhere and the patio looks terrible again. The concrete guy won’t call me back so I was wondering if this stuff would work but it needs to work in a climate that freezes. Thank you.
I just did a walkway to my house at 4’x40’ and and dry pour doesn’t looks great on the top and there are some hairline cracks. Do you think a 1/2” of this on top would be durable enough? And how to prevent it from cracking
Top it with my mortar method. It won’t crack. You’ll need to decide how deep the mortar needs to be to fix completely. I’d have to see it in person but it’ll definitely fix the problem.
@@WallstreetMuscle ok, it’s mostly just surface stones. Not quite as bad as the ones you repaired. Do you think I need to put up a form or just sprinkle it all over the surface and then mist it..?
@@alexsweeney2441 ok no definitely won’t need a form. Just do what I did in this video.