I've been doing concrete for 15 years and never saw this technique and I'm impressed! Guessing you could charge a good price for this. And not many people know this is even possible making customers more excited about it. One thing I never liked about concrete is how bland it is. As an artist I love the decorative side of concrete. I'd rather do this full time than doing traditional concrete work, no joke!
@@designcretediy How much do you charge per sf? And what was your startup cost? Also looks easy enough to do solo, just more time. Thanks for the reply.
nice! One suggestion... Show the finished product at the end. The closeups looked realistic and really nice. Would have liked a shot at the end of what it looked like after everything dried/cured. Very nice looking!
@@judy-yv2zs no there is not, there are no close ups or wide pan shots of the finished project. Only a motionless framed shot with foot prints and furniture covering it.
I've been painting cement for 40 years with just paint and finally the universe caught up with me. These are just magical products to work with. Thank you for the visuals and the simple tutorial. Just brilliant. I'm now a fan and subscribed to your channel
I've been doing some studying and watching tutorials on doing the epoxy coating every other one says you want your concrete dry and your spraying water on the first step???
1. This is by no means a beginner DIY'er job - it is almost a pro job 2. This is extremely labor intensive - way more than staining & sealing; other than that - this looks great.
It's beautiful! I did concrete stain on my floors in my house years ago so can really appreciate this. I never would have thought about doing this.Thanks so much for sharing!
I enjoyed watching this! Some DIY videos are full of unnecessary talking, this adds just enough info and humour to be informative and entertaining. Great job!
Truly innovative. Quite a few delicate proceedures to perform, but a creative alternative to tiles or pavers or just painting a boring surface. Nice job
I did the custom tile for the man who came up with the micro-topping idea. He moved here from Florida with his family after selling the company. They built a compound at the foot of the mountains and built three custom houses,one for he and his wife and one each for his adult son and daughter lol. His name is David Thomas.
I love this . I'm in the process of purchasing a house & I've been looking for ideas for the screened in porch. This will be a great idea to make it a part of the home.
so, there's a silicone tool for adding woodgrain to stain strokes, I think that would help here to get a better woodgrain pattern, but this is awesome, thanks for sharing!
Have you considered putting knots in the boards? Break a concrete sanding block in half. After etching the board edges in, use the half block and twist it several times on one spot within the lines of a board, creating a different pattern. This can either be stained with the rest of the concrete the same color, or stained with a slightly different shade to make the knot stand out more! The project looks great as is though! Kudos!
Wanted to see a close up of the finished project didn't really see it that well. But you guys are amazing it looks so beautiful and just like wood! Genius idea 💡
That looked like some serious work there. BUTT (punn intended) that is some beautiful results!! Makes me want to put in a patio so I can do that. Seriously, that looks great!! Dang I like that!! Might have been easier for me 20 - 25 years ago but it sure looks great!! thanks for showing this!!
Great video. Made it look super simple to do. But that's credited to how well you two work together. Besides the experience you have. I feel confident enough to attempt my own project by watching your video. I will definitely subscribe. 😊
I saw this and my first thought was how awesome it looks. My second was to send it to some family friends that are doing improvements around their house right now!
@@maureen14 When I commented on this video, I examined the subscriber's section to the right of the company logo and just below the name Designcretedily. It's certainly possible I was incorrect, or that they are growing subscriptions quickly. At any rate, I look forward to more content from them.
This is amazing, I love how it looks! From how I can see it, even just the first coat of paint looked great. There are endless ways you can do this wood look! Yes, easy & good process 👍
We all need a 5 minute mix break like that in our lives🤣 Seriously, you guys made this look easier than imagined without cutting out all the work that goes into it. Thanks!
That looked nice to me. I was real apprehensive the first time I stained concrete. Come to find out that if I went slowly and had all my prep ready that it's very forgiving and you can always just go to a darker pattern if you start out lite.
Omg,that came out really nice. Alot of work!!! 👍👍 Great idea for concrete patio. Can't let my wife see this, lol 😁 or I know what I'll be doing. Lol great job
@@kevo8498 Exactly. I just saw a meme the other day. If you're over 40 and need to move, hire movers. Pizza and a beer just isn't worth it at this age.
I think you both did a fantastic job! I was thinking of adding slabs to the end of my short decking area, and paining them the same colour as the one we chose. i have some great inspiration thanks to this video. Bravo!
This looks great, I'd be curious to see how it holds up to the elements and general traffic as well as putting furniture on it and it it gets something hard dropped on it. It looked like a lot of work for a great end result but hopefully it holds up.
When we moved into our house back in 1991 the staircase had a wrought iron railing. We didn’t like it so my husband changed the stairs, railing and balusters to oak and put in a shoe rail, which you are not supposed to do. The railing was an over the post railing. He even made the dead man stands for setting it all up.
Absolutely LOVE this. Always loved the idea of decking but living in Australia I worry about the upkeep and lifespan of a timber deck. Very hot summers, typically 104F+ and pissing down with rain in winter. Obviously people build decks here but, to me, they mostly look pretty shabby after a few years. This is an excellent solution. Bravo! 👏 👏 👏
This looks awesome. I didn't even know this was a thing. My concern is, will that basecoat/texture chip off after awhile? Amazing job! Thanks for the video.
Folks that think that this is too much work haven’t apparently worked with other options (assuming that we’re talking interiors). Unless this would be the new tongue/groove hardwoods there is no way installing a new floor on a slab is easier with all the leveling, cuts, adhesive, nailing, etc. I would love for you to come to Plano and do my master BR (half your patio) and then I’ll do the other bedrooms. Two days for that project, low stress, and in my case it’s indoors and we wouldn’t have to worry about the weather. A long weekend up I35 and I’d never have to deal with carpet again 🎉.
That looked amazing! I was suspicious in the beginning, but it ended up looking so good. It gave me great inspiration for my deck. The only difference, I think I would want a lighter wood stain like maybe a tan gray color.
Be honest, how did that job hold up? I'm looking in the edges left, right, and at your feet in the intro. It looks scuffed and weathered. The final product didn't look bad, but that's a lot of work to just have it wind up worn out and showing the concrete underneath.
Hi. Very good. One small piece of advice. Avoid doing this work when the sun is so bright, especially the two stain coats. Early mornings and evenings are best in a sunny place, or wait until the area is shielded from the sun. The stain will not dry so fast making it easier to avoid 'brush marks/lines'. It came out nice though. Thanks, good video and narration. 🥰🥰🥰🥰
Great question, yes you can start stop after any step however I suggest getting it stained and sealed asap because if an animal runs across it it would leave stains, once it’s sealed it’s safe
Suggestion. Your A/C unit was directly in the sun the entire days you were doing this. That heat makes your A/C less efficient and more expensive to run during the day. This could be fixed by designing and building a DIY covered, but vented box around and on top of the unit. This should not or permanent but removable for maintenance. You could also incorporate that build with a counter along that side of the patio. It could have a work area, a sink, an area for your BBQ, a small refrigerator what ever your imagination comes up with. Save money in your electric bill and expand the patios usable space and improve your lifestyle…
Love it, great idea. Came out beautiful. But wear a mask when pouring the powder, then dust yourself off. You’re young now, but in a few years, you could get serious lung disease from that. Protect your health always.
Can't ignore the time it takes, the skill required to do a satisfactory job or the availability of tools. It isn't simply "do it yourself if you aren't lazy".
How is durability after several years - such as 5 year mark - 10 year mark - and beyond? Must the entire process be repeated every few years - or is it one and done permanently?
7:08 this is exactly why you don’t wait 5 minutes, just go and put it on. Now you have to add more water and possibly mess up the consistency. Folks, DO NOT wait 5 minutes when mixing a mixture because it will harden. As long as it’s mixed really good, the 5 minutes is completely useless and even harmful for the mixture.
I don't know about this product but in other products such as grout and drywall setting type compound it's good to let it set. I believe they call it letting it slake.
Lol, I love how people that have NEVER used this product have such strong opinions on how to use the product 🤦🤦 Sounds like Jared Bezes even knows better than the creators of this product how to use it 😂
That would be a perfect finish for a concrete basement floor.
I've been doing concrete for 15 years and never saw this technique and I'm impressed!
Guessing you could charge a good price for this. And not many people know this is even possible making customers more excited about it.
One thing I never liked about concrete is how bland it is. As an artist I love the decorative side of concrete. I'd rather do this full time than doing traditional concrete work, no joke!
Go for it! It’s pretty profitable and less competitive
Thanks for watching!
@@designcretediy How much do you charge per sf? And what was your startup cost?
Also looks easy enough to do solo, just more time.
Thanks for the reply.
This technique of using the squeegee is how i used to paint tennis courts
I've seen a lot of floor design ideas. But this one for a concrete finish is Super ingenious and inovative! 5 Stars
Glad you like it!
Thank you. 😊
nice! One suggestion... Show the finished product at the end. The closeups looked realistic and really nice. Would have liked a shot at the end of what it looked like after everything dried/cured. Very nice looking!
Great feedback, thanks! We will do that on the next video
They didn't because is looks like crap
@@ahole5407You have the perfect name, a hole…. They did a great job. Go to your room and leave the adults alone.
@@judy-yv2zs no there is not, there are no close ups or wide pan shots of the finished project. Only a motionless framed shot with foot prints and furniture covering it.
It turned out like shit thats why they don't show it
This is incredibly impressive. I think I've just found the perfect idea for my house. Thank you for sharing!
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I began watching this video thinking, “yeah right” and was very skeptical. I am now very impressed and think it looks great. I love it. Well done. 👍
😀thanks!
Lol me too
I've been painting cement for 40 years with just paint and finally the universe caught up with me. These are just magical products to work with. Thank you for the visuals and the simple tutorial. Just brilliant. I'm now a fan and subscribed to your channel
Awesome thank you
I've been doing some studying and watching tutorials on doing the epoxy coating every other one says you want your concrete dry and your spraying water on the first step???
1. This is by no means a beginner DIY'er job - it is almost a pro job 2. This is extremely labor intensive - way more than staining & sealing; other than that - this looks great.
Thanks for watching, just because it’s work doesn’t mean it isn’t easy, lots of first time diyers have done this
@@designcretediyThis 59 year young lady agrees…I’m definitely trying it!
It's beautiful! I did concrete stain on my floors in my house years ago so can really appreciate this. I never would have thought about doing this.Thanks so much for sharing!
You are so welcome!
LOOKS GOOD... WELL DONE... ALL THE BEST 2U ALL...
This was so relaxing to watch, it was like watching the painter paint a gorgeous portrait…simply gorgeous
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Beautiful!
Agreed!
I enjoyed watching this! Some DIY videos are full of unnecessary talking, this adds just enough info and humour to be informative and entertaining. Great job!
My son and I said great job! We are going to try this ourselves.
Have fun! I hope you join us on Facebook at Designcrete diyers club we’d love to see your project
I don't think it's a good DIY type of job.
I'm a painting contractor I would have added some knots it really puts the final look super easy just a few it breaks up stain mistakes
Knots would make it look cheap.
There is always a smart ass.😊. And how would you create these knots.
Did you notice all the light areas with not enough stain?
What are knots?
Truly innovative. Quite a few delicate proceedures to perform, but a creative alternative to tiles or pavers or just painting a boring surface. Nice job
Thank you! Cheers!
I did the custom tile for the man who came up with the micro-topping idea. He moved here from Florida with his family after selling the company. They built a compound at the foot of the mountains and built three custom houses,one for he and his wife and one each for his adult son and daughter lol. His name is David Thomas.
I’ll bet that really confuses termites . LoL 😂
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
The close ups during the staining are so cool how much it looks like wood grain!! Beautiful work!
Thanks!
Great idea! Lots and lots of hard work and time!! But, if a person is motivated, you showed that it could be done. Looks terrific!! ❤❤
Thank you!
Not hard at all. If you can sweep a floor you can do this.
I love huge porches, you guys did a wonderful job! I watched it and don't even have a porch!
Thank you 🙏 it’s comments like these that make my day
That is so clever, and could fool anyone. All your hard work really paid off.
Thank you so much!
I love this . I'm in the process of purchasing a house & I've been looking for ideas for the screened in porch. This will be a great idea to make it a part of the home.
so, there's a silicone tool for adding woodgrain to stain strokes, I think that would help here to get a better woodgrain pattern, but this is awesome, thanks for sharing!
your facebook link is broken btw
That looks awesome!!
Thanks I’ll look into it!
Agreed🎉🎉🎉
I kinda like the white board maybe clear sealer for another option
I've watched this several times over many many months and it still amazes me! The finished outcome is so perfect!!!
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Have you considered putting knots in the boards? Break a concrete sanding block in half. After etching the board edges in, use the half block and twist it several times on one spot within the lines of a board, creating a different pattern. This can either be stained with the rest of the concrete the same color, or stained with a slightly different shade to make the knot stand out more!
The project looks great as is though! Kudos!
Thank you! That’s a great idea
Wanted to see a close up of the finished project didn't really see it that well. But you guys are amazing it looks so beautiful and just like wood! Genius idea 💡
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@@designcretediy most definitely will thanks
That looked like some serious work there. BUTT (punn intended) that is some beautiful results!! Makes me want to put in a patio so I can do that. Seriously, that looks great!! Dang I like that!! Might have been easier for me 20 - 25 years ago but it sure looks great!! thanks for showing this!!
Thanks 🙏
By far the coolest thing Ive seen done to a concrete slab. Nice job!!
Thank you!
Great video. Made it look super simple to do. But that's credited to how well you two work together. Besides the experience you have. I feel confident enough to attempt my own project by watching your video. I will definitely subscribe. 😊
Thank you so much!! I hope you do :) Join our facebook group at designcrete diyers club to share your project and get help
I saw this and my first thought was how awesome it looks. My second was to send it to some family friends that are doing improvements around their house right now!
Thanks for sharing!! We appreciate you
I had my doubts in the beginning, but this turned out beautifully! Love it!
I'm so glad! Thank you
Many things look great on video.Not so much in person. And if you have any design experience...oh my, how do we fix this mess. Been there, done that.
I love this! Beautiful job! Thank you for sharing so much detail, and I love the funny bit with lipstick on his face after the 5 minute break! Cute!
Thank you so much!
@@designcretediy , you are most welcome!
So cool. Would blow peopla minds if yall did around thr unit too. Make it look like you set the unit on a wood floor. Great job guys
Definitely could. Wasn’t a great video opportunity area.
Great idea
You guys put a lot of time into your work and it looks great. Very satisfying video. Thanks so much for sharing.❤
Thanks so much! 😊
This is really first-class work. I am stunned that you only have 236 subscribers. You now have 237. Looking forward to watching more of your content.
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They have over 1k subs. Where are you getting 236??
@@maureen14 When I commented on this video, I examined the subscriber's section to the right of the company logo and just below the name Designcretedily. It's certainly possible I was incorrect, or that they are growing subscriptions quickly. At any rate, I look forward to more content from them.
It’s a brand new channel! Thank you guys for subscribing and helping us grow!!
This is amazing, I love how it looks!
From how I can see it, even just the first coat of paint looked great. There are endless ways you can do this wood look!
Yes, easy & good process 👍
Thank you so much!
An awesome example of the new design options using these space-age materials and techniques! Expertly executed you two ! ❤🎉
Glad you like it!
We all need a 5 minute mix break like that in our lives🤣 Seriously, you guys made this look easier than imagined without cutting out all the work that goes into it. Thanks!
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That looked nice to me.
I was real apprehensive the first time I stained concrete. Come to find out that if I went slowly and had all my prep ready that it's very forgiving and you can always just go to a darker pattern if you start out lite.
Good tip!
One of the coolest floor finishes I've seen! Great job and thanks for sharing.
Wow, thanks!
AMAZING GUYS!! ABSOLUTELY STUNNING! If you where closer I would hire you.... Million kisses from Serbia
Thank you
Watched your video this morning and all I can say is WOW!!! SO AMAZING!!!!!
Glad you enjoyed it!
I aint gonna lie, the white wash with the planks looked really good too
I love that look
Ugh!!! Why are people so talented!!! Why is this video bringing me so much joy this morning!!!!❤❤❤❤ Beautiful job!
Haha this is my favorite comment 😁 you made my day
@designcretediy Thanks but you made my day. New subscriber for sure. Thank you for posting this video.
Omg,that came out really nice. Alot of work!!! 👍👍 Great idea for concrete patio. Can't let my wife see this, lol 😁 or I know what I'll be doing. Lol great job
Thank you!! This is a great couples project
You guys did an awesome job. You have to have a lot of patience to do this DIY! I would like to have my garage and front porch in faux wood.
You can do it!
Sam, did you have experience with this through your work first?
really interesting application. love these projects where lil accidents only add character to the project. Looks great U2
I love this but not sure we could do this on our own , age does have its limits , it’s gorgeous
Thank you! If you have a handy friend or family member show them the tutorial and they can help you
@@designcretediy Probably like asking them to come over on Sat for an all day Moving party... 🤫🙄😉
Yes, my thoughts exactly. Plus I'm alone. Would take me at least a month to get this all done. Doubt it can be done in small sections.
@@kevo8498 Exactly. I just saw a meme the other day. If you're over 40 and need to move, hire movers. Pizza and a beer just isn't worth it at this age.
I think you both did a fantastic job! I was thinking of adding slabs to the end of my short decking area, and paining them the same colour as the one we chose. i have some great inspiration thanks to this video. Bravo!
That's a great idea!
This looks great, I'd be curious to see how it holds up to the elements and general traffic as well as putting furniture on it and it it gets something hard dropped on it. It looked like a lot of work for a great end result but hopefully it holds up.
Thanks! Microcement is extremely durable it even does well on driveways
When we moved into our house back in 1991 the staircase had a wrought iron railing. We didn’t like it so my husband changed the stairs, railing and balusters to oak and put in a shoe rail, which you are not supposed to do. The railing was an over the post railing. He even made the dead man stands for setting it all up.
I thought this looked amazing thank you for sharing and showing how to do this step by step!
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You are so welcome! Thanks for watching
Great demonstration. My son did this but his faded really bad. Y’all did a good job.
I am really impressed with that. Real creative. Nice work.
Thank you very much!❤
I feel that using ceramic tiles that look like wood might be a faster and more resilient floor. But wow, this looks really good!
Love those jobsite OSHA approved flipflops!
You don’t need osha when you are at home. 🙄
@@gtaallday100 It was a JOKE!
Noticed it also.
Peace.
Absolutely LOVE this.
Always loved the idea of decking but living in Australia I worry about the upkeep and lifespan of a timber deck.
Very hot summers, typically 104F+ and pissing down with rain in winter.
Obviously people build decks here but, to me, they mostly look pretty shabby after a few years.
This is an excellent solution.
Bravo! 👏 👏 👏
Thank you so much! This is great in the heat too because of the texture there’s less surface area touching your feet making it feel cooler
This looks awesome. I didn't even know this was a thing. My concern is, will that basecoat/texture chip off after awhile? Amazing job! Thanks for the video.
Great question, it bonds extremely well to concrete and as long as the sealer is good it’ll hold up
Thanks!
Unfortunately, I’m slowly learning that nothing last forever lol. Would absolutely love a yearly update.
All the best.
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Outstanding guys. I thoroughly enjoyed watching your video. Great process ,and great directions. Thanks for sharing. GBU
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Folks that think that this is too much work haven’t apparently worked with other options (assuming that we’re talking interiors). Unless this would be the new tongue/groove hardwoods there is no way installing a new floor on a slab is easier with all the leveling, cuts, adhesive, nailing, etc. I would love for you to come to Plano and do my master BR (half your patio) and then I’ll do the other bedrooms. Two days for that project, low stress, and in my case it’s indoors and we wouldn’t have to worry about the weather. A long weekend up I35 and I’d never have to deal with carpet again 🎉.
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@@designcretediy Thanks. I’ll have my wife look since she’s on social media.
We love road trips! Tell us when!
I have never seen this been done, looks really great and appreciate your video. Australia 🇦🇺
Thank you so much 😊
Clean the broom so you don’t get crumbs a clean broom is key to a uniform look
The key to a good wood texture is not having it uniform
Looks like he has a helper to me. A cute helper. Good job, looks great.
Thank you
looks great, i wonder how it holds up and what it would looks like in 5 10 years
Thanks!! It needs a new coat of sealer every couple of years to keep it looking like new
Looks awesome. I wish you showed the finished look. That was a lot of work, nice job!
Thank you! Cheers!
Loveeeeeee! You guys are great and i dig the video. Thank you for that! Saving this for future references.
Awesome! Thank you!
Wow! I didn't even know this was possible. Great job
That came out nice. Great job!
Thanks 👍
Would love to know how it will hold up over time with floor wear and sun bleaching. Looks great though!
We’ve been installing these in Texas for 10 years and they are holding up great
@@designcretediy great thanks.
That's a lot of hard work 😮💨 but the end of it all is fantastic!!!!!! Awesome job 👏 ❤❤
Thank you so much! 💕
Thanks for the idea! I can do this in my house..Looks sharp
Go for it!
That looked amazing! I was suspicious in the beginning, but it ended up looking so good. It gave me great inspiration for my deck. The only difference, I think I would want a lighter wood stain like maybe a tan gray color.
Awesome! Thank you!
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@@designcretediy I did see someone who used large wood grain rectangular stamps and pressed them into the concrete. Very interesting.
Looks great.. I would suggest using a garden sprayer to cover a workable size area and then hit with the pad but man that looks sharp 👌
Thank you! That can work too but you’d have to move fast I don’t recommend that method for a diyer
This is amazing.. how many days did it take to do this. !! Perfection 🥰
Thanks! It took 1.5 days start to finish
WOW! BEAUTIFULLY DONE. THANKS SHARING. LOVE IT❤❤❤❤❤
Thanks so much 😊
Be honest, how did that job hold up? I'm looking in the edges left, right, and at your feet in the intro. It looks scuffed and weathered. The final product didn't look bad, but that's a lot of work to just have it wind up worn out and showing the concrete underneath.
Thanks for watching!! It holds up great, you can ask the group Join us on facebook at facebook.com/groups/designcretediyersclub.com
Wow! It looks just like wood! That's great! Thanks for showing us!
Thanks for watching!
Hi. Very good. One small piece of advice. Avoid doing this work when the sun is so bright, especially the two stain coats. Early mornings and evenings are best in a sunny place, or wait until the area is shielded from the sun. The stain will not dry so fast making it easier to avoid 'brush marks/lines'. It came out nice though. Thanks, good video and narration. 🥰🥰🥰🥰
Thank you! Yes good advice cooler temps and indirect sun is best
Absolutely. Video recording was in fact needing good light. Thanks!
Wish I was younger and had this energy. Or at least had some help. Looks beautiful. Just one more thing to dream I wish i had for myself.
You just need a helper. If you can carry in groceries and sweep your kitchen floor then you can do this. Don’t have to dream about it.
Can you stop/restart later in the middle of any of these steps?
Can you use this inside on concrete floors?
How long does it last?
Great question, yes you can start stop after any step however I suggest getting it stained and sealed asap because if an animal runs across it it would leave stains, once it’s sealed it’s safe
You can do this indoors, the prep is a bit different though, we will eventually make a tutorial for interiors
It will last decades as long as you add a coat of sealer every couple of years
I'm blown away. This is fabulous!
I never knew I needed this in my life.
Haha awesome 😁
Never seen anything like that…ABSOLUTELY BEAUTIFUL!!🤗❤️
Too much work but it looks beautiful ❤
Thank you
This is amazing! Thank you for giving me inspo for my DIY projects
Suggestion. Your A/C unit was directly in the sun the entire days you were doing this. That heat makes your A/C less efficient and more expensive to run during the day. This could be fixed by designing and building a DIY covered, but vented box around and on top of the unit. This should not or permanent but removable for maintenance. You could also incorporate that build with a counter along that side of the patio. It could have a work area, a sink, an area for your BBQ, a small refrigerator what ever your imagination comes up with. Save money in your electric bill and expand the patios usable space and improve your lifestyle…
some AC unit are on the roof ... need open space for ventilation
Isn't the ac box already an enclosure for the motor and the coils?
You have done a great job of transforming the deck.
Thank you 🙏
Love it, great idea. Came out beautiful. But wear a mask when pouring the powder, then dust yourself off. You’re young now, but in a few years, you could get serious lung disease from that. Protect your health always.
Yes! Thank you 🙏
Mask on yes!
Really great result! I may have to try this on our concrete basketball court.
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We can show you some bball courts
An awful lot of work but it does look fantastic
Thank you
That is why folks hire people to do things. They don't want to do the work.
When you want things done you better have either the money to pay someone else to do it or the effort to do it yourself.
Can't ignore the time it takes, the skill required to do a satisfactory job or the availability of tools. It isn't simply "do it yourself if you aren't lazy".
How is durability after several years - such as 5 year mark - 10 year mark - and beyond? Must the entire process be repeated every few years - or is it one and done permanently?
The whole process is only done once but needs maintenance to last. Every 2-3 years add one coat of clear sealer
7:08 this is exactly why you don’t wait 5 minutes, just go and put it on. Now you have to add more water and possibly mess up the consistency. Folks, DO NOT wait 5 minutes when mixing a mixture because it will harden. As long as it’s mixed really good, the 5 minutes is completely useless and even harmful for the mixture.
Nope. The 5 minute mix break is important, I know this because it’s my products 🤙🏻
Our product is designed to hydrate fully within that 5 minutes. This isn’t regular cement. But thanks for the concern.
I don't know about this product but in other products such as grout and drywall setting type compound it's good to let it set. I believe they call it letting it slake.
Lol, I love how people that have NEVER used this product have such strong opinions on how to use the product 🤦🤦
Sounds like Jared Bezes even knows better than the creators of this product how to use it 😂
If you don’t have a kissy face after 5 min mix breaks. I see your issue.
Amazing job well done guys 🤝👍👍
Show off the end of the project 🙄
It’s in the intro
Not the answer everyone thinks a "professional" should've posted!
This looks amazing!!🎉❤
liked the idea but after watching. I lost interest.
I wish this was a selection one could request when building a home. For basements, garages and patios.
Pretty cool idea. Maybe I will try it in the garage, although I think the tires will rub out a lot of the brush work.
Thank you! We’ve done garages and driveways, the sealer holds up very well
What a great idea and what a good job. I want to do this to my indoor porch.
You can do it!
Really the way to go! Is there up keep as time goes by? Just love it!!
Thanks! Upkeep is the same as any outdoor stained concrete, it just needs an additional coat of sealer every couple of years