Quikcrete Walk Maker Patio - 2 Year Update

2 year update of a patio I built using the Quikcrete Walk Maker country stone form to make a 133 sqft patio. Stained the concrete using Eagle acid stain, and sealed it with Behr wet-look sealer. Project cost around $500.

[@justlooking4771]

Thank you for the update! Looks fantastic and thank you for sharing what mistakes you made along the way and how you corrected them. Not many do and we need to see that as well as the finished product. 🙌👍👍👍

[@lavatube8060]

there are products where you spray it on your roof and over time it prevents algae, I would imagine you could use that for the walkway. We used wet & forget, but there are other products that do the same (just different names that I don't remember). It did work great on our roof.

[@johnannada]

Super helpful to see this update. Your original video is what inspired us to use this system and we're 2/3 of the way done with the patio and path at this point. Thanks!

[@theeard]

It appears each individual paver is still in good shape? None broken?

[@sharisimonehampton5434]

Great to see this update. I see that I could do this by myself. Also an affordable solution to my yard. Thanks so much. 😉👍❤

[@greg08tt]

I often wanted to do this same exact project but I was grappling between doing jointing sand or what I thought after the concrete was stained maybe instead of jointing sand sweeping in dry concrete and then wetting it down and after it’s dry then sealing over the entire project a couple times. Do you think that would hold up any better?

[@rayndalrenfrow]

Nice to have an update. But without a border on two of the four sides and only 57 under them, I knew this wasn't going to last long. Need a border on all 4 sides of paver area and you should have use stone dust on top of the 57 to lock and seal the 57. The problem you are having is 100% due to water.

[@mr_4point681]

If you could travel back in time knowing how its gonna look 2 years later, would you do it all over again?? Or would you opt for actual pavers or concrete slab??

[@TrueBrit1]

Thanks for the update - always good to see what it looks like after a period of time.

[@michellebaker614]

Yeaahhh, this is awesome too!!! You did a great job. I am going to start this weekend.

[@tkmad7470]

What would you have used instead of the locking sand, if anything?

[@mram7715]

Would you recommend resealing yearly to avoid the fading?

[@nowirehangers2815]

No border