Another advantage to Dry Pour Concrete

[@azaliasimon1425]

Only thing that will put you on the clock and force you to hurry is a spontaneous downpour or shower, very common here in TX 😅

[@kathyloendorf3227]

Just tarp it like a wet concrete project

[@KajunMs39]

Thanks Hank !! Need all the advice I can get 😀

[@janekeller222]

Looks great

[@HankBaugh]

Thank you

[@TheeHamiltons]

Would love to see some dry pour concrete stamping, can you stamp prior to misting?

[@breckdiy1981]

Looks good, I’m considering a dry pour resurface of existing side walk over lay to widen. Any advice?

[@HankBaugh]

You might try a small experiment first. I would be worried about it not bonding to the original walk. Let me know how it turns out 😀

[@steveniksid5874]

I order all my ready mix without water.

[@821702feb]

How many bags did that take

[@HankBaugh]

I believe this one was 49 eighty pound bags. I am still editing the full video on it. Please subscribe if you haven't. If you have, I thank you for your support!

[@Rayraysplums]

The disadvantage is it won't last long

[@HankBaugh]

I have not seen any proof of that. Do you have experience in dry pour?

[@lmuganl]

​@HankBaugh no rebar to hold the cracks together, dry or wet it wont last once it starts to settle and shift.