I really appreciate how you provide a complete mention/list of the tools and materials you use on your projects. This helps us when we decide to do similar projects. As always, fantastic work!!
Thanks so much for mentioning that Lisa. Not many say anything about that but I hope it helps others out there to make their own project easier. Greatly appreciate the support.
Oh my God I am watching from South Africa 🇿🇦 thank you for playing South African song at end of the video . ♥️ Miriam Makeba - Pata Pata…..I Loved you explained everything to the tee.
That's a sweet indoor pool area! This is connected to your house? Overall result looks great. I really like your channel because you take on some pretty difficult projects that a lot of DIYers wouldn't try. Thanks for sharing!
It is connected to the back of my friends house and thanks so much for the kind words Josh. I always enjoy taking on projects that differentiates the channel from others out that. So glad it shows.
This is the video I needed to proceed with my stamp overlay project with confidence. Thanks for the detailed explanation of product, tools and processes. And yes, I played Hot Lava as a kid. Still do sometimes!
Great video and great job on the project with the exception of the miss named tool but its oddly a common mistake. Going to check out the primer for my own overlay. Thanks for the video. When I was in my 20s my dad did an overlay with a tan powder pigment and a walnut spray stain that turned out pretty amazing.
Awesome and truly an adventurous job Brent!!! I would be very wary of taking on a job like this but you make it look relatively easy. It turned out great. Keep up the fine work!!!
Truly appreciate the kind words Roger and thanks so much for the support. It is a larger scale project and if you take it on yourself I hope that you have a nice flat and square surface to work off of haha!!
@@BYOTools I wonder if I could do this on my driveway. I’m in the Los Angeles area. Do you know if this overlay would work with our cars and my 4.5 ton truck driving on it would hold up? Thanks Brent!
looks great! I'm confused though - you spread all the new surface on day one and then were using the mats on day 2? How would it not have set up by then?
Would this product be useful to cover up an aggregate sidewalk and porch? Or does the original surface have to be completely smooth/flat? Thanks, great video!
One of the best videos I’ve seen. Really shows the products for each step. I am planning on doing something like this at home around my pool and patio over concrete. I want to do a white pigment and try to stamp it like large tiles or a white plaster look (kind of santorini looking) any suggestion on how to get that look and how to get the concrete white? Thank you
Concrete Driveway Question... If I don't want to remove my concrete driveway or walkways "cracked and some spots higher". Could jackhammer cut out those areas and fill with concrete? Is there a skim coat that can be poured over concrete? and maybe score the new skim create a design so harder to tell? or What would be the most cost effective way to go about this? Age of the concrete driveway 40 yrs. I don't think there is any rebar used back then. Is there a method that would last at least 10 years and cost under 5k??
you can add the antique color in the bubble gum release. way faster. 2 birds with 1 stone. and spray mats also. it keeps it from sticking to the mats as i seen in video.
Great video! I have an idea to put concrete steps in my backyard but make them look like rock, is a grinder still needed on new concrete? How do I do the vertical portions of the step, is it only a matter of mixing it to the consistency needed to get the Over Eze to set up vertically? Is there a better method/product to doing this?
Does this work on above ground patios and does it flex? I feel like mine currently has this but it’s raised up and chipped. Some type of fiberglass or something under it
I would highly suggest doing the grinding just to ensure you have a proper bond. You may be able to just abrade the surface but it could lead to a failure down the road. Thanks so much for watching.
BIG fan of your work😎👍 I request you to always continue making these amazing video. 😎Love From India 🇮🇳. And yes always remember. There are very few people in this world who are so damn perfect 👌 with there work. Much appropriate man 😎👍😎
Can this go on top of existing driveway that my builder messed up. He hired someone to fix it and he put a thin layer on top. When I would blow the leaves off, off went the thin layer! Then he tried grinding, now my driveway is 50 shades of gray!! Can I do what you did and it won't blow off?
The tool that is being used is NOT a bull float, it is called a FRESNO with rounded edges. What did you do about the expansion joints???? The job turned out well.
Few Suggestions will make this process go easier. Tint the overlay will make the project last longer and if they concrete is ever chipped or damaged the base color is all the way thru the concrete. Don't recommend stamping wet or softer concrete, we use a stiffer stamp this would keep the edges from curling and sliding around as much. When you do the release you can add your release color into the release liquid or you can use a release powder this also allows you to use multiple colors. With a rough surface you will need to use a thicker roller to pull the excess from the surface. 1st coat you can put down with the sprayer set to a fine mist but if you want to ass no slip then you will need to roll it down trick is to not have much of the Product on the roller and we put it into a paint roller pan and you go the the pan frequently putting small amounts on at a time as the puddles will not clear properly and will eventually fail also.
i thought it was a little pitted too rough, cheap stamping mats and maybe too soon, it was too wet. ii don't think you going to slip more less trip scuffing feet haha
I was looking for this comment... You can see in the after overhead shot the overspray areas have some shine to them. Don't know if he cleaned this up. He pays attention to so many details in his other projects, I don't know why he didn't cover and tape that off. Even during the coloring, the crew walked on the coping with stain on their shoes.
This job was a total botch! The inconsistencies I caught while the camera was panning through the final result are insane! I do this on a daily basis with similar products...
@@BYOTools I love your videos! You know what you need to do and how, and you work smart not hard. I love your videos because you love your job and to film it!
I bought my house I thought my back patio was stamped concrete, then I dropped something on it and the whole top layer shattered this is a stupid idea.
I really appreciate how you provide a complete mention/list of the tools and materials you use on your projects. This helps us when we decide to do similar projects. As always, fantastic work!!
Thanks so much for mentioning that Lisa. Not many say anything about that but I hope it helps others out there to make their own project easier. Greatly appreciate the support.
What a transformation! This was an outstanding tutorial! Let me just add.....I've never played hot lava😉
LoL! Must be a west coast thing Leah haha ;) thanks so much for watching and your continued support.
Thats a Fresno my guy not a bull float. Looks great btw!
LoL! Well that was one of the new skills I learned on this project so you are calling out my newbness on the Fresno haha! Thanks so much for watching.
@@BYOTools No shade! You're amazing my man
I love how it looked terrible when you were stamping, but after the sealer, it looks amazing!!!!!! Great job
Oh my God I am watching from South Africa 🇿🇦 thank you for playing South African song at end of the video . ♥️
Miriam Makeba - Pata Pata…..I Loved you explained everything to the tee.
Way to go on this project Brent. This is NOT an easy process, let alone in a challenging environment like that. Very well done.
That's a sweet indoor pool area! This is connected to your house? Overall result looks great. I really like your channel because you take on some pretty difficult projects that a lot of DIYers wouldn't try. Thanks for sharing!
It is connected to the back of my friends house and thanks so much for the kind words Josh. I always enjoy taking on projects that differentiates the channel from others out that. So glad it shows.
keep working hard man i am watching all of your videos which are the best and well explained.
Truly appreciate the support Vijay and thanks so much for your amazing support. Plenty more videos to come.
Some great tips in there Brent. I especially liked the flower pot tip, thanks for sharing!
Sometimes its the tips that are the simplest that make the most sense sometimes right?! haha!
Just an Awsome transformation!! You certainly have it together, Brent!!
I try Karen :) thanks so much for your support. Always appreciated.
I’ll never get those 18 minutes back! BTW, you fucked those people pool side up.
This video is amazing. A step by step process. Thanks for taking the time to do this.
On the gauge rake the depth markers shouldn’t be parallel to the rake itself, that’s why you were leaving those deep marks in the overlay.
Shocked this is the only comment on this 👍
Great job! Can’t wait to do something like this in our backyard for pathways or patio areas. I really like wood grain stamps but this is gorgeous.
Great to hear Terrell and I love the wood grain stamping as well. Maybe I can take on a stamping project like that as well in the future :)
This is the video I needed to proceed with my stamp overlay project with confidence. Thanks for the detailed explanation of product, tools and processes. And yes, I played Hot Lava as a kid. Still do sometimes!
Great video and great job on the project with the exception of the miss named tool but its oddly a common mistake. Going to check out the primer for my own overlay. Thanks for the video. When I was in my 20s my dad did an overlay with a tan powder pigment and a walnut spray stain that turned out pretty amazing.
Awesome and truly an adventurous job Brent!!! I would be very wary of taking on a job like this but you make it look relatively easy. It turned out great. Keep up the fine work!!!
Truly appreciate the kind words Roger and thanks so much for the support. It is a larger scale project and if you take it on yourself I hope that you have a nice flat and square surface to work off of haha!!
@@BYOTools I wonder if I could do this on my driveway. I’m in the Los Angeles area. Do you know if this overlay would work with our cars and my 4.5 ton truck driving on it would hold up? Thanks Brent!
Excellent! I had no idea I could do this and will be doing this. What about doing something like this in a kitchen?
That's it, you're hired! When are you coming to Pasadena CA? lol.
And how about Tucson?
How does Tuesday sound in Pasadena and Tuesday in Tucson...... haha :) Glad to hear both of you enjoyed it so much and thanks for watching.
Can you do this over existing concrete pool deck?
Also my deck has several cracks.
Thanks
looks great! I'm confused though - you spread all the new surface on day one and then were using the mats on day 2? How would it not have set up by then?
This came out great Brent!!! Makes me wish it was my property!
Me To haha!! Thanks so much for the continued support :)
@@BYOTools of course l! You do amazing work!!!
Would this product be useful to cover up an aggregate sidewalk and porch? Or does the original surface have to be completely smooth/flat? Thanks, great video!
Looks beautiful Brent, keep the vids coming
Great to hear Carlito and plenty more project on the way :) thanks so much for watching.
I am so curious to try this on my front porch but i want to know if instead of a liquid release you can use a powder release?
We have old exposed aggregate...a ton of it. Looking for a way to resurface rather than remove. Any ideas? Would this work?
Maybe i just missed it but how many sq ft did you do and what was your cost in materials? Looks great !
One of the best videos I’ve seen. Really shows the products for each step. I am planning on doing something like this at home around my pool and patio over concrete. I want to do a white pigment and try to stamp it like large tiles or a white plaster look (kind of santorini looking) any suggestion on how to get that look and how to get the concrete white? Thank you
Concrete Driveway Question... If I don't want to remove my concrete driveway or walkways "cracked and some spots higher". Could jackhammer cut out those areas and fill with concrete? Is there a skim coat that can be poured over concrete? and maybe score the new skim create a design so harder to tell? or What would be the most cost effective way to go about this? Age of the concrete driveway 40 yrs. I don't think there is any rebar used back then. Is there a method that would last at least 10 years and cost under 5k??
you can add the antique color in the bubble gum release. way faster. 2 birds with 1 stone. and spray mats also. it keeps it from sticking to the mats as i seen in video.
how thick the layer should be in cm? Excellent video!
Great video! I have an idea to put concrete steps in my backyard but make them look like rock, is a grinder still needed on new concrete? How do I do the vertical portions of the step, is it only a matter of mixing it to the consistency needed to get the Over Eze to set up vertically? Is there a better method/product to doing this?
Can you use it outside on a driveway
Did you fill in the cracks and any chunks in the slab?
Wow this looks incredible!!!
Great to hear Reza. It was an amazing project to be a part of.
Does this work on above ground patios and does it flex? I feel like mine currently has this but it’s raised up and chipped. Some type of fiberglass or something under it
Nice job! Looks great
That means a lot coming form you Mike. Thanks so much for the kind words and keep up the amazing work on your channel as well.
I can’t say the same but it sure could have been worse. Would have been better had he learned from you first.
Do you absolutely have to grind down the existing one first? I would like to do this in a bedroom.
I would highly suggest doing the grinding just to ensure you have a proper bond. You may be able to just abrade the surface but it could lead to a failure down the road. Thanks so much for watching.
Will this work over aggregate patio, stairs and path? I've been told that it will crack and chip in our Seattle weather.
BIG fan of your work😎👍 I request you to always continue making these amazing video. 😎Love From India 🇮🇳.
And yes always remember. There are very few people in this world who are so damn perfect 👌 with there work. Much appropriate man 😎👍😎
can this go over an existing 1/3" concrete overlay?
How many bags did it take for yours?
Hello. Where do i get the overlay products?? Homedepot doesn’t have them. Thanks
I will buy this stuff because of this video. I have a small deck I'm going to do
could you use this on an exterior concrete driveway?
Can this go on top of existing driveway that my builder messed up. He hired someone to fix it and he put a thin layer on top. When I would blow the leaves off, off went the thin layer! Then he tried grinding, now my driveway is 50 shades of gray!! Can I do what you did and it won't blow off?
On day two, the concrete was malleable enough to stamp still?
This is great job done 👍... Which design did you use for this?
The tool that is being used is NOT a bull float, it is called a FRESNO with rounded edges. What did you do about the expansion joints???? The job turned out well.
Great video!
Thanks so much HI. Truly appreciate the support and way to be on it. Your the first commenter this week woohooo!!!
Few Suggestions will make this process go easier. Tint the overlay will make the project last longer and if they concrete is ever chipped or damaged the base color is all the way thru the concrete. Don't recommend stamping wet or softer concrete, we use a stiffer stamp this would keep the edges from curling and sliding around as much. When you do the release you can add your release color into the release liquid or you can use a release powder this also allows you to use multiple colors. With a rough surface you will need to use a thicker roller to pull the excess from the surface. 1st coat you can put down with the sprayer set to a fine mist but if you want to ass no slip then you will need to roll it down trick is to not have much of the Product on the roller and we put it into a paint roller pan and you go the the pan frequently putting small amounts on at a time as the puddles will not clear properly and will eventually fail also.
i thought it was a little pitted too rough, cheap stamping mats and maybe too soon, it was too wet. ii don't think you going to slip more less trip scuffing feet haha
Wow. So much better then the carpet 😜
Right?! haha! Thanks so much for the support bud.
Great job man!
Great to hear Johnny and thanks so much for watching.
And how do you repair cracks
I noticed some of the sealer went on the coping of the pool, how did you get that off?
I was looking for this comment... You can see in the after overhead shot the overspray areas have some shine to them. Don't know if he cleaned this up. He pays attention to so many details in his other projects, I don't know why he didn't cover and tape that off. Even during the coloring, the crew walked on the coping with stain on their shoes.
This job was a total botch! The inconsistencies I caught while the camera was panning through the final result are insane! I do this on a daily basis with similar products...
This is a great video … are you in south NJ come do my basement lol ! ❤ please 🙏
Awesome thanks so much for sharing
F that Brent, I have a pool, and this is exactly what I needed to see🤣🤘🏻
How much is this type of work per sq
Thank you my love I will be doing my garage and driveway, etc. myself ❤ 😘😍🥰
Letsgooo new vid
Thats the enthusiasm that I love to hear Esteban. Thanks so much for watching. What did you think of the project?
@@BYOTools I love your videos! You know what you need to do and how, and you work smart not hard. I love your videos because you love your job and to film it!
How many days total? Cost? Are you in GL
Florida
I played hot lava as a kid... occasionally still do with my kids now. That and vacuum Shark. Lol
6:01 Tommy Hilfiger 13:24 Calvin Klein product placements when paused just right. Haha
Good job bro
Thanks so much and greatly appreciate you subscribing. Truly appreciate the support and welcome to the BYOT Fam!
I see you use a Brazilian song on your Chanel. I’m Brazilian and I’m wondering if you know what this song is about it. “ PULGA NA CUECA “
NICE!!
Thanks so much for watching Kathleen! Greatly appreciate the support
My ispiration 2021 thank brother
16:59 it says that in directions, don’t let puddle
With those spiky shoes, you could aerate your lawn. Except, you have that cool non-grass, grass.
I’ll make sure to aerate the back yard for ya lol!! Thanks so much for watching and the continued support Di.
Or you could just trowel the overlay like the stamp and then seal it and you’re done…
I work for Sundek
Omg. The guys grom walt tools must be amused with this video. You guys are scary.
Hi
Hello! haha
Awesome video no hate but for information that is called a Fresno not a bullflot
I bought my house I thought my back patio was stamped concrete, then I dropped something on it and the whole top layer shattered this is a stupid idea.
Or just bust out the old golf shoes with metal spikes!
LOL! I should have thought about that one Billy haha. Thanks so much for watching.
👍🏼
Not a bull float. Fresno is the correct name for that tool.
Fresno
that is not a bull float its a fresno just fyi
Not a bull but a Fresno float
That looks like crap. Hope you didn’t charge them a lot.
What a butcher job! A total novice trying to present the task as an expert. Total fail. I bet his husband is proud of him...
That’s not a buoyfloat. It’s a Fresno.
Therefore
Why not just roll everything 😂
That is not a bull float 😂
Idk lots pretty bad to me looks horrible
I see lots of mistakes here ugh
So much work to end up so ugly jajaja... Good job guys, I'm just saying that I don't like the texture, awful.
good afternoon, colleagues, what kind of color scheme is it like to work, I also need it. I'm from Ukraine, let's be friends
Great video!