Create a Sloped Concrete Overlay!
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- Опубліковано 8 вер 2024
- On this Technique of the Week, Jason shows you how to create a sloped concrete overlay!
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I’m literally sitting here going no way it can be this easy. And then you proceed to show us how easy of a fix this is .. thank you so much can’t wait to start working on my back porch always have water puddling right in the middle of it.
The screw idea is something ive never seen. Great job
Finally some one posted my issue
Same here...finally!
Me too
Yup
Nice easy fix.
Thank you
Your a life saver watched a few videos that weren’t helping but the screw in the board for slope and the other old boy tips really helped thanks
Omg thank u! Thank u! Thank u! The only person that explained this in a way that I can understand and follow.
Plain and simple without all the scientific bull shit other youtubers trying to sell you. Great job sir👍
Thanks for watching sir👍
Yeah, where did science ever get us! Damn scientists
Attempting this soon. Jesus take the wheel.
What kind/brand of concrete overlay did you use? 🤔 Thank you! 😊
I think the 22 of us will continue to wait 🤣
I was thinking any brand of mortar (We have Quickcrete here at HD) - not cement. Since there's no stones in it.
I need to reduce the cross slope of a walkway by 1% due to an ADA lawsuit. Will an overlay that thin even last?
Water pools in a small part of our back patio. About 6 different contractors have all quoted us thousands of dollars to tear up and redo the concrete slab. I couldn't help but think it must be possible to just overlay concrete with a proper grade, and sure enough, here is the technique. It may not win any beauty awards, but I'd rather that than a swamp for a patio.
Awesome, thanks for the comment!!!!
Thank you. Big problem at our church with the sidewalk the same height has the driveway. Lots of pooling. Thanks for the video!
Good luck and thanks for watching!
Would also depend on how much of a slope by using a leveler as it could be more than 3/4 inch slope.
Thanks for the comment! Yes, if you need more slope, just adjust the screw. Thanks for watching!!
THIS is the answer to my problem!!! Thank you!!!
All I have to say is Thanks!
this is eXactly the technic I was looking for! Thank you for sharing it!
Oh wow you're a genius! This was so simple; it absolutely didn't cross my mind.
Glad you liked it!
Jason you are a magician. Thank for the great tip!
Exactly what I was looking for, thanks!
You are welcome!! Thanks for watching!!!👍
Thank you so much. I now have a super easy solution to a drainage issue.
That's a good idea.
Καλησπέρα εψαχνα ποσο καιρό να βρω αυτο ακριβώς που δειξατε σε αυτό το βίντεο. Σας ευχαριστώ πολύ με βοήθησε πάρα πολύ.
This is absolutely brilliant; anyone could do it! Can't wait to fix some poorly poured concrete at my mom's house. This will save so much money!
Awesome! this overlay video will help you as well ua-cam.com/video/qIEfPZC_1pI/v-deo.html Good luck!
Thank you so very much!!
You are welcome! Thank you for watching Deco-Crete TV!!
Great idea! thank you
This is a great tip thank you
Good stuff man!
Thank you!
Did you seal the concrete first? If not why not?
Damp will rise and separate new layer from old if not done.
Where’s the flashing under the siding?
What material did you use? How did you bond the new to the old? How did you mix the proper slump?
All products are linked in the description. Thanks for watching!
This process looks doable. Thanks. Can you put pavers or Tera cotta tile over it? Thanks
Yes you can!
Do you know how to use a see through house full of water to set slope/pitch. If yes a video will be great, if not, I can show you the technique.
that's a great idea! dye the water a bright color in the clear hose, that'll help.
Can you pour concrete over existing concrete?
Yes
Skeptical. Prone to failure. Just like water getting under tile floor. Concrete is pour us.
Wonder if someone could use this to fix slope in shower pan ? Have a rental property where the one side of pan doesn’t have enough slope and needs to slope from drain up to maybe 3/4 inch to wall.
This would definitely work! Use Easy Patch to create the slope, then you could put whatever you want on top of the entire area so it'll all look uniform. One of our decorative overlay mixes would work and look good, I'll leave a link to the overlay page on our website. Thanks for watching!!!!
www.deco-cretesupply.com/products/overlay-repair-products/overlay-mixes
Hey great video. Quick question if I want to reslope concrete how thick should I do my cemet for it to bond well and avoid cracking or chipping? Thanks! Keep up the good work.
For the mix in this video, Stone Edge Surfaces Easy Patch, you can featheredge to 1.5" thick in one application. www.deco-cretesupply.com/products/overlay-repair-products/easy-patch
Check out this technique for ensuring it bonds well ua-cam.com/video/l9rm2L2BmGE/v-deo.html
I need to slope a garage floor from the walls, this looks great. Any issue with the edge where the concrete will be very thin/feathered cracking or flaking? Thanks
Do not go thinner that 1/8" with easy patch, you should resurface everything with a final coat.
I was thinking about doing it but was afraid people will moking me , now I feel confident and smart
Would I use something special, or would regular mortar work? I assume stoned cement would make this very difficult. I have front entryway porch with a low wall around it. Whoever did it before left a lot of dips and reverse pitches. So lots of puddles every rain. I think this is just the thing I was looking for. 👍👍
Thanks for the comment!! Glad to hear this video was helpful! We would not recommend regular mortar for this, you'll need something a little stronger. The product we used in this video was Easy Patch from Deco-Crete. After we repaired the slope issues, we applied a concrete overlay to make everything look uniform. I'll leave a link to the product page for Easy Patch on our website. Thanks for watching Deco-Crete TV!!!👍
www.deco-cretesupply.com/products/repair-prep-products/easy-patch
www.deco-cretesupply.com/products/trowel-overlay/stamp-mix
My front porch hold water and I have to sweep it off It's up by my door and I know it's not level and I want the water to drain off when I wash the porch How can I level it
Do you have a video on how to pour a patio with a slope for drainage?
Thanks for the comment!! We don't have a full video on that exact thing, but we do have a few on the basics of forming a concrete slab. For exterior concrete, the minimum slope required to get the water running would be 1" of slope per 10', but depending on the situation, you might want to give it a little more. We prefer 1.5" per 10' on stamped concrete, just to make sure the water makes it over the grout lines & textures. I'll leave links to a few other videos that may be helpful. Thanks for watching Deco-Crete TV!!! ua-cam.com/video/grwqtx5ajUQ/v-deo.html
ua-cam.com/video/EYEAtPSf6ps/v-deo.html
ua-cam.com/video/LjbGBwxURCE/v-deo.html
@@DecoCreteTV thank you!
What kind of cement are you using...im assuming on small rock is in it?
It actually doesn't have any rocks in it at all. It's a bag mix repair product called Easy Patch, all you have to do is add water & mix. I'll leave a link to the page on our website. Thanks for watching!!!!
www.deco-cretesupply.com/products/repair-prep-products/easy-patch
Thanks for this video. Jusr bought a place and am having this same issue on the enclosed breezeway that connects my house to my garage, except rather than water going into basement, it runs under the sill plate of the wall and runs into a low spot in the enclosed breezeway floor (same concrete pour).
How well can I expect a concrete overlay to bond to the existing concrete pour? Existing pour has a smooth texture and is painted so obviously there would be some surface prep.
After removing the paint and a strong pressure wash you can rely on the primer and overlay to bond.
Wouldn’t joints cut drain water away from the house?
That was Beazer sub
Thank y for this great 💡!
Have terrace with 3,5 m to make a slope. 3 m wide. Need 10 Sack concrete material (35 kg). Do y solve it the same way with (2) screws in a plank? Make it In 3 steps with a 1,2 m long plank?
I'm a complete rookie, what would I use on that? some type of leveler? I have a 8 x 16 slab on the side of my house that I would like to build a shed on but the slab has a slope that goes towards the house. Any tips and tricks would be appreciated.
Yes a self leveler would work if you are trying to make the slab completely level. but if you are trying to reslope the slab the other way, you would need to use the method in this video.
flat top: www.deco-cretesupply.com/products/overlay-mix/flat-top
easy patch: www.deco-cretesupply.com/products/repair-prep-products/easy-patch
Wouldn't the overlay need to be at least 2" thick to prevent premature cracking? How long would something like this last before having to redo or demo?
the material used in this video can be applied from 1/8" to 1.5" thick. there aren't any guarantees on longevity, but if the slab you are applying to is structurally sound these materials will generally last 15+ years
Just wondering I have a concrete slab with 16 x 14 gazebo sitting on it, when it rains water ends up on it and I have to push with a broom or wait for it to evaporate. the cement that was put down was self levelling called Agilia, so the floor is completely level. Any ideas how I can slope from center out to all sides as this is a bigger job than just a porch walk out? Fantastic video by the way reading other people comments is proof of that as well as watching the video myself.
Thanks for the comment! The technique in this video would still work on a larger scale, you would just need longer screed board. If you work from center out to edge in the short direction, you could do this with an 8' board. It'll be tough to do that size of an area seamlessly, and it will require mutable batches of the mix. The best thing would be to treat this as a two step process. The first step would be creating the slope and it probably won't look that great at this point. Once you have the slope the way you want it, you could apply a thinner overlay to make it look good. I'll leave a link to our video on broomed overlay below. Thanks for watching Deco-Crete TV!!
ua-cam.com/video/qIEfPZC_1pI/v-deo.html
Want learn bull nose steps and how to detail the bottom of it (parging or wet finishing bullnose)
Would be nice to know what product he’s using.
Thanks for the comment! He is using Easy Patch from Deco-Crete. I'll leave a link to the page on our website. Thanks for watching Deco-Crete TV!!
www.deco-cretesupply.com/products/repair-prep-products/easy-patch
Can you use this method for a concrete driveway slab?
Although the methods and products would work just fine. As the project scales up in size, it would become more difficult. Thanks!
Thanks for the video. I checked out the easy patch, but shipping is like $80 for the $22 bag. Would you be able to recommend a similar product from a local store like Home Depot?
You need a concrete patch that can go as thick as you need. Some patch mixes only go up to 1/2". Hope this helps!
Did you have to prime the original slab before you put this overlay on? And what brand of overlay did you use?
Thanks for the comment! We primed the slab first with Sure Bond 100 and the overlay material was from Deco-Crete. We used Easy Patch on the first layer to re-slope the slab, and Trowel Overlay for the final coat to make it look like broomed concrete. I'll leave a few links at the bottom. Thanks watching Deco-Crete TV👍
ua-cam.com/video/qIEfPZC_1pI/v-deo.html
www.deco-cretesupply.com/products/repair-prep-products/easy-patch
www.deco-cretesupply.com/products/trowel-overlay/stamp-mix
www.deco-cretesupply.com/products/overlay-mixes-vertical-concrete/sure-bond-100
He went straight to the leveling trick, which is awesome and clever by the way, but he forgot to mention *important details* before doing the job. If that is a slab that has been there for some time, you better either pressure wash it or deeply clean it with muriatic acid to remove any dirt, grease, algae, etc. on that old concrete surface. New concrete is NOT glue nor paint. You can't just pour it and expect to perfectly stick to the previous surface because the old concrete is already cured. Concrete doesn't just react with new concrete and join together like when you use PVC cement, which chemically reacts with the material and creates the bond. For that same reason, you need to apply a concrete bonding agent to the cleaned slab before you pour the new cement. THAT will be the "glue" that will make both cement surfaces to join the best way possible. This is *very important* especially for the thinnest edge side, because the layer is so thin that the slightest stress will separate it from the slab, even walking on it. It will not have a way to attach itself and the simple effect of the temperature change between day and night or worse, winter and summer, will crack it all over and it will come off like if you have placed just a pie crust on top. It will crack and detach by itself. Make sure that you prepare surfaces as best as you can to have the best bonding. If the new surface continues to detach, you may need to go harder and probably get one of these concrete polishing machines with the very rough disk that creates deep groves in the original slab. Then it may have a really good rough surface to hold that new concrete in place without it detaching later.
Thanks for the comment! We would agree 100%, the prep work is crucial for getting overlays to bond long-term! This video is about the re-sloping technique, we have another one for the prep work; I'll leave a link below. It's also important to follow the manufacturer's instructions anytime you're working with a product for the first time, as some might have specific procedures above and beyond the general "best practice" for concrete overlays. Thanks for watching Deco-Crete TV and offering your insight on this topic!!! ua-cam.com/video/UrwRi0_0I2Q/v-deo.html
Dont you prime the the slab or prepare it somehow for the new overlay ????
Thanks for the comment! As long as there's no paint or a heavy build up of sealer on the surface, the prep work is just a thorough power wash. After that you make any repairs if needed, and prime the surface with Sure Bond. I'll leave a link to another video that covers prep work for overlays. Thanks for watching Deco-Crete TV!!!
ua-cam.com/video/UrwRi0_0I2Q/v-deo.html
www.deco-cretesupply.com/products/overlay-mixes-repair-prep-products-vertical-concrete/sure-bond
Can this be used on a botched new concrete job?
What did you spray into the customer's garden, kerosene, diesel?
Thanks for the comment! That was Easy Strip form release, it'll keep the overlay from sticking to the screed board. I'll leave a link below. Thanks for watching!! www.deco-cretesupply.com/products/releases-forms-expansion-wire/easy-strip
have a question though. I been reading everywhere that poring concrete over concrete not a good idea. anyways I I have a 30 feet by 4 feet slab on side of garage that has a negative slope towards garage and water is been getting inside garage over the years. My parents live in garage. So will this method work to fix negative slope or should I just remove and pour new concrete with new slope to fix problem? or maybe I should have a french system installed which sounds expensive:(
Both methods will work but a full replacement the safest but most expensive. Thanks for watching marco!
Hi! My concrete stairs at the front porch are sinking. Can I add cement on top of them to level them without raising those steps?
Yes you can, but steps typically continue to sink. This would not be a great permanent solution. Slab leveling from a company like A1 concrete or replacement will fix the problem for good. Thanks for watching!
What do you do on the end of the slab?
this overlay is just to repair the slope, it is not the final broomed coat. the vertical portion of the slab will be addressed during the final application. this is step 2: ua-cam.com/video/ttIRdTJ6KDY/v-deo.html
How well does this bond to the old concrete? Will it be a problem over time?
As long as you are using an overlay primer you should be good to go!
Will it crack off with freezing. Did you use a bonding agent?
Thanks for the comment! This product holds up fine to freeze thaw cycles as long as the concrete is solid & the prep work is done properly. This job was done over 5 years ago in Ohio and is still holding up. We did prime the surface with Sure Bond as part of the prep work. I'll leave links to both products below. Thanks for watching Deco-Crete TV!!! www.deco-cretesupply.com/products/repair-prep-products/easy-patch
www.deco-cretesupply.com/products/overlay-mixes-repair-prep-products-vertical-concrete/sure-bond
Wow! Jason you may have helped me solve a nightmare. Unfortunately I have a 6M x 6M slab that is sloped incorrectly. Is there some way I can raise half of it to direct the water away from the house? It will be covered with a skillion roof building soon,but for the moment the rain is it is causing problems.
Did you use any kind of bonding agent? That top layer isn’t going to adhere to the bottom cured layer.
Yes, we recommend Sure Bond from Deco-Crete as a bonding agent. Both for bonding the first layer to the concrete, as well as between each layer of overlay. Thanks for watching Deco-Crete TV!!!
What prep work on surface b fore overlay? And what kind of concrete do u use??
Generally a 3500psi pressure wash and sure bond 100 is great prep. Jason is using EASY PATCH for his concrete mix: www.deco-cretesupply.com/products/overlay-repair-products/easy-patch
Hi guys,,, i just get a patio concrete floor ,,, but the slope its to much its 7" at the end of the fall,, how can i fix that ? ,, its 34' all long the house and 18' out ,,,
can a bad concrete job that is uneven in the backyard be fixed like this ?
How thick of an over lay should i do for steps? They are all sloped toward the riser!!!!!
Thanks for the comment! The thickness would depend on what kind of finish you're looking for. Our Trowel Overlay works good for broom finishes and light trowel textures. You would apply that at around 1/8" per coat. If you are looking for a stamped look, you would need to use our Stamp Overlay. That can applied from 1/4" - 1/2" thick. Thanks for watching Deco-Crete TV!!!
@@DecoCreteTV THanks man!!
What's the best over lay material to use? What concrete and does it need screen underneath it?
No screen required if the base slab is structurally intact. The material used in the video is linked in the description👍
Hi, what type of concrete did you use? How do you prep the concrete ? Thanks
prep with sure bond 100 and use Easy Patch! EASY PATCH: www.deco-cretesupply.com/products/overlay-repair-products/easy-patch
SURE BOND 100: www.deco-cretesupply.com/products/overlay-mix/sure-bond-100
I can't believe whoever layed that path had the fall going toward the house, god above I mean it's pretty trivial, poor homeowners, fair play for doing it right. My 12 year old son who helps me at weekends would have got that right without me watching him 🙄
Duh. Im sure it wasn't poured that way. I'm sure the ground settled. Happens all the time.
Can i use this for a pool deck slope and then thin set travertine over it?
That should work fine, but I'd check with the travertine manufacture just be safe. Thanks for watching!!!
What product are you using?
Thanks for the comment! We used Easy Patch from Deco-Crete to re-slope the porch in this video. After the repairs, you could use one of our overlay products to complete the project. I'll leave some links to the products on our website. Thanks for watching Deco-Crete TV!!!
www.deco-cretesupply.com/products/repair-prep-products/easy-patch
www.deco-cretesupply.com/products/trowel-overlay/stamp-mix
www.deco-cretesupply.com/products/overlay-mixes/deco-crete-stamp-overlay-mix
Hello. Can you please share which concrete mix you used in this video?
The mix Jason is using is Stone Edge Surfaces Easy Patch: www.deco-cretesupply.com/products/overlay-repair-products/easy-patch
What overlay product do you use and can you recommend one if I need to level up to two inches?
We used EZ Patch in this video (linked in the description) but anything over 1.5" you may need to add clean gravel or do two layers
@@DecoCreteTV Thanks 👍
Hi, is this product sold only in the states? Would be able to recommend similar product in New Zealand
So, u can just pour this over the existing concrete and it’ll bond properly?
We recommend SureBond 100 as a primer. www.deco-cretesupply.com/products/overlay-mix/sure-bond-100
Thanks for watching!
Will the porch crack having a thin layer?
these products are made to go thin but you ca never guarantee they won't crack.
What do you spray that 2x4 with to keep the pouring from sticking to it?
Form Oil or Bubblegum Release works great! Bubblegum Release: www.deco-cretesupply.com/products/releases/deco-liquid-release Easy Strip:www.deco-cretesupply.com/products/releases-forms-expansion-wire/easy-strip
Someone did a 16x20 area for me and it’s too pitched…would this technique work for such a large area or would I need to have the whole area broken up and put a new slab down?
This method would work, however, I would compare the cost of this to the cost of a new slab and see what makes the most sense.
I had a concrete patio poured and the concrete dried to fast the guy went across it with knee pads and it holds water in three areas. He poured concrete up to the bottom of my only crawl space. Does that sound fixable without ripping it all out and repouring it all over again? Concrete was poured on rebarb
You could use the Easy Patch product used in this video to fill in the low spots and as long as the slab has enough pitch on it, the water should run off fine. As long as you don't mind the how the patches look, that all you need to do. If you want the whole slab to look seamless, you'll need to coat the entire surface with an overlay product. Here's a link to a how-to video on our Trowel Overlay. Thanks for watching!!!
ua-cam.com/video/qIEfPZC_1pI/v-deo.html
@@DecoCreteTV thank you for your input
Great instruction! I need help I have same problems in my patio slab can you tell me what kind concrete and where to buy please thanks you
Thanks for watching Jason! The mix used is Easy Patch and you can buy it here: www.deco-cretesupply.com/products/overlay-repair-products/easy-patch
What was the mix used for this?
What type of poly waterproofing mix are you using in the concrete?
For this application, the mix Jason is using is Stone Edge Surfaces Easy Patch: www.deco-cretesupply.com/products/overlay-repair-products/easy-patch
This product is polymer modified!
Excellent tip 👌 is that just mortar you used to build it up ? Thanks
It is easy patch www.deco-cretesupply.com/products/repair-prep-products/easy-patch
@@DecoCreteTV thanks mate 👍
What kind of cement you used to fix the slope ? BTW great job.
For this application, the mix Jason is using is Easy Patch: www.deco-cretesupply.com/products/overlay-repair-products/easy-patch
Can the Easy Patch material that you are using be stamped? Can it be colored using acid stain or pigment added to the mix? Just to clarify, you first used a bonding primer (Sure Bond 100?), then a scratch coat of slightly thinned Easy Patch, then regular Easy Patch. Do you allow the primer to dry before applying the scratch coat? I'm looking to resurface a patio. Thanks.
[Can the Easy Patch material that you are using be stamped?]
No, we would recommend the stamp mix from stone edge surfaces: www.deco-cretesupply.com/products/liquid-color-packs-overlay-repair-products/stamp-mix
[Can it be colored using acid stain or pigment added to the mix?]
Yes, either one will work!
[Just to clarify, you first used a bonding primer (Sure Bond 100?),]
If you are using Stone edge Surfaces' Stamp Mix, we recommend using their Primer 100: www.deco-cretesupply.com/products/overlay-repair-products-vertical-concrete/primer-100
[then a scratch coat of slightly thinned Easy Patch, then regular Easy Patch. Do you allow the primer to dry before applying the scratch coat?]
Yes, allow the primer to dry before the scratch coat.
Feel free to call our office at (330)682-5678 during store hours to speak to an associate, they can answer your questions in more detail!
@@DecoCreteTV THANKS!!
Is there a primer to be used before the cement goes down?
Yes we recommend Sure Bond 100: www.deco-cretesupply.com/products/overlay-mix/sure-bond-100
What’s the actual angle or per foot slope? Can’t find this anywhere.
I think it’s length dependent ie 1/4 inch per foot
A 1% incline is 1 inch every 8 feet
Are you using a polymer modified concrete for this project?
For this application, the mix Jason is using is Stone Edge Surfaces Easy Patch: www.deco-cretesupply.com/products/overlay-repair-products/easy-patch
This product is polymer modified!
What material do you use?
Easy Patch: www.deco-cretesupply.com/products/repair-prep-products/easy-patch
What do he use to spray the wood?
You can use Easy Strip www.deco-cretesupply.com/products/releases-forms-expansion-wire/easy-strip or Bubblegum Deco-Release www.deco-cretesupply.com/products/releases/deco-liquid-release
Can East Patch be polished and sealed to be a finished surface?
Would not recommend polishing it, but yes it can be a sealed finished surface!
Why don’t you recommend polishing?
How is this not going to crack in a few years?
Thanks for the comment! As with any concrete project, there no guarantees against cracking. That said, concrete overlays generally don't crack very often unless there are cracks in the existing concrete. In that case, there's a good chance it'll crack back through unless the crack is delt with first. Even if it dose crack, as long as you do the prep work, priming, and application properly, it'll just be a hair line crack and still function just fine. Thanks for watching Deco-Crete TV!!!
what was the mix you used on this....?
We used Easy Patch on this job: www.deco-cretesupply.com/products/repair-prep-products/easy-patch
What is the mix ?
EASY PATCH: www.deco-cretesupply.com/products/overlay-repair-products/easy-patch
Bought our NEW home around 4 years ago and the entire front porch is sloping towards the house🙄
This would be a great way of fixing the problem without tearing out the concrete! Thanks for watching Deco-Crete TV!!!
I have a concrete staircase against my house doing the same thing…..
I want to call you. How can I reach u by phone?
www.deco-cretesupply.com/contact Thanks!
Tip of the week - USE GLOVES ! You re welcome
i refuse not even when i use caulk! lol
You didn't even say what concrete material you're using that almost makes this video worthless, c'mon man read your comments
Brother, no gloves? Not good. concrete burns and rashes from the concrete. No safety glasses. Disappointed. How can you work if you are blinded, lose some sight, or have a rash or become allergic to the concrete? Safety safety safety.
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