The instant gratification when you pulled the tape to show the grout lines.......AMAZING!!! I appreciated the dust protection with the masks/respirators. YOU GUYS ROCK!!!!!
I’ve been watching you guys for a while and I must say that I’m impressed with not only what appears to be a great product, but your in-depth explanation and direction of the product and more importantly, the process. Thank you for your professionalism. If I may suggest (as a teacher/instructor) that an extreme close-up of the final product. Laying the camera lense directly on the surface with light emanating from behind/above and side/in front of the camera will give us little people a better idea of what the finished job will look like. Again, thanks a million for great instruction product and process.
Still confused how you guys got the hardwood texture look? After you guys spread the concrete and troweled, sprayed, sanded, did it just naturally look like it had wood grain or did the trowel you use to level the cement have some sort of grain texture when you leveled it out?
So cool, turned out beautiful! Thinking I can try doing my kitchen floor. Got to see which process is cheaper first and looks better. I'm so hoping for this.
What if my basement doesn’t have any of those cuts you are talking about and it is just a single slab pour? Is that okay? Also, do we need to get it perfectly level before we start?
We use a pool trowel and run it long ways with your planks and it leaves behind those high ridges that you come back a sand off with a floor sander to expose the wood grain color! Thanks for watching!
Get a dehumidifier to dry out surface, get Ardex Rapid Set Moisture barrier Get enough to put it down at 150 square feet per kit (it will say 200 sq. feet but you want it to look good on the surface. it normally goes under floors.) mix one kit at a time, squeegee it back roll it, actually is a black metal flake, you can broadcast vinyl chips into it as you go. then a clear urethane on top of that: 2 coats. No more moisture. Not cheap epoxy but it works. DUMP 2 part products on the floor when mixed.
@@alphapimp We used a concrete pool trowel attached to a pole walking with your wood planks back and forth, and it leaves all those high ridges that you sand off to expose the wood grain color
@@LeggariProducts really? I didn’t expect that for a brand new slab! If I can’t find the shot blaster HD has a tool called a “concrete prep tool” do you know if that would work?
Do you just place those scrubbing pad under the brush on the sunbelt are they mounted or locked in position or is just the weight from the machine keeps them in place?
Yes, you just use a pool trowel going across the entire floor in straight lines. Doing this leaves behind the high ridges that you sand off to expose the wood grain color.
I would blame sunbelt for not giving you the corresponding vac setup for that blaster. That machine is made for forward. Without the proper CFM it will either not reclaim well enough or dump all shot constantly. Usually need a 2 motor setup for that machine.
32:41 This is a pool trowel that we attach to a pole, and if you watch after he puts the trowel on the pole, they start laying out the overlay, he is on Leggari spiked shoes so he doesn’t mess up the design while walking back and forth in straight lines with the pool trowel and it leaves behind those high ridges that you come back and sand off after you stain the top, which exposes the wood grain color. Really cool process!
This specific project was an in-house job but you can view the product and pricing here 👉 leggari.com/order-flooring/#hardwood-overlay-kits and contact our team for pricing estimates here 👉 support.leggari.com/hc/en-us/requests/new
Ya I don't see why these guys are blasting glue, unless it's super thin it's not really doing anything. Blaster is great for prep after grind though. I wouldn't really use water and 25s though, rather use pcd with vacuum on the grinder for easy cleanup.
Our Hardwood Overlay with last years...... and years..... We guarantee our proprietary kits are so strong they will not delaminate (peel off) or wear off over time 💯 People love this flooring for spaces that need to be durable and highly resistant such as garages or shops. For more info, check out our Hardwood Overlay Kits here 👇 leggari.com/order-flooring/#hardwood-overlay-kits 🔥
We used a shot blaster that shoots small metal bbs to profile the floor before we put down the coating and yes it a magnet that picks up all the extra bbs!
I WORK FOR HERC RENTALS ON THE FLOORING SIDE. I SERIOUSLY DON'T GET WHY YOU'RE USING A SHOTBLASTER TO REMOVE THE GLUE. PLEASE EXPLAIN. ALSO YOUR VACUUM DOESN'T HAVE ENOUGH CFM FOR THAT SHOTBLASTER. CALL HERC, OVER 270 LOCATIONS NATIONWIDE
its not picking up the beads because you dont have a powerful enough vacuum for that suction. plus...put some duct tape around the skirt...the brush skirts they come with are trash
Thanks for the tip! And yes we know the vacuum was too small the rental place only had the shot blaster we had to make do. For that very reason we will selling are own line of Leggari concrete prep tools soon!
so the "grout line" created by the tape is basically empty divots exposing thin concrete edges. I'm curios to see how long this flooring method would last with sliding furniture/wear and tear. Also you guys are so terrible with safety. I get that you're professional, but safety should always be number one.
Bonjour, je suis un jeune entrepreneur africain de nationalité gabonaise désireux de ce formé au métiers de la resine. Titulaire d’une licence en comptabilité, passionné par l’art et l’entreuprenariat. Je désire suivre des cours de revêtement des sols industriels ( société pétrolière, entrepôt,entreprise pharmaceutique...), résidence privée (design 3d et autre ), parking , signalétique, tapis de mabre, étanchéité liquide et design resine bois. Je suis prêt à me formé peu importe le temps que ça me prendra car j’aimerai ouvrir une société ici au pays pour offrir de l’emploi et répondre à une grande demande en resine au niveau de l’Afrique centrale.
The instant gratification when you pulled the tape to show the grout lines.......AMAZING!!!
I appreciated the dust protection with the masks/respirators. YOU GUYS ROCK!!!!!
Thank you!
I’ve been watching you guys for a while and I must say that I’m impressed with not only what appears to be a great product, but your in-depth explanation and direction of the product and more importantly, the process. Thank you for your professionalism. If I may suggest (as a teacher/instructor) that an extreme close-up of the final product. Laying the camera lense directly on the surface with light emanating from behind/above and side/in front of the camera will give us little people a better idea of what the finished job will look like. Again, thanks a million for great instruction product and process.
Thank you!
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I absolutely love this video! I only wish I came across it earlier before I did my own project. Awesome video!
Leggari products, always a hit🔥🔥🔥
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Yo this is dope guys!!!! You guys do some really creative next leavel stuff!
Thank you!
Still confused how you guys got the hardwood texture look? After you guys spread the concrete and troweled, sprayed, sanded, did it just naturally look like it had wood grain or did the trowel you use to level the cement have some sort of grain texture when you leveled it out?
So cool, turned out beautiful! Thinking I can try doing my kitchen floor. Got to see which process is cheaper first and looks better. I'm so hoping for this.
How much boss
Thank You!
You can use the DeWalt vacuum attachments to that Makita so you dont have the blue tape connection. It has helped us with easy, quick connections.
Thank You!
What if my basement doesn’t have any of those cuts you are talking about and it is just a single slab pour? Is that okay? Also, do we need to get it perfectly level before we start?
Great job I’ll be ordering kit soon
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I want this in my garage ❤🎉 So gorgeous
Thank you! Check out the different color options here 👉 leggari.com/order-flooring/#hardwood-overlay-kits
So you are creating the woodgrain by using the trowel long ways?
Correct!
I'm just curious about what you used to get the wood grain look
We use a pool trowel and run it long ways with your planks and it leaves behind those high ridges that you come back a sand off with a floor sander to expose the wood grain color! Thanks for watching!
Smart not to show that post huh 🙄
Oh that’s so awesome. My garage floor is always wet and damp. How can I stop it.
Get a dehumidifier to dry out surface, get Ardex Rapid Set Moisture barrier Get enough to put it down at 150 square feet per kit (it will say 200 sq. feet but you want it to look good on the surface. it normally goes under floors.) mix one kit at a time, squeegee it back roll it, actually is a black metal flake, you can broadcast vinyl chips into it as you go. then a clear urethane on top of that: 2 coats. No more moisture. Not cheap epoxy but it works. DUMP 2 part products on the floor when mixed.
Thanks for watching! Oh no, Not sure definitely have a professional check it out!
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Thank you 🙏
How did you get those lifted looking grain lines? Nice job btw
@@LeggariProducts I meant the white, wood looking grains in the tile fields. It looked like white lifted wood grains. Thx for the reply.
@@alphapimp We used a concrete pool trowel attached to a pole walking with your wood planks back and forth, and it leaves all those high ridges that you sand off to expose the wood grain color
@@LeggariProducts very cool, thank you!
I was thinking the same thing. I can't see the replies. Maybe it's my signal.
@@tdmallet let me know if u can see the replies with better signal
Very inspiring video, what's a job like this sell for ball park
It really depends on substrate and prep, to get a ballpark price contact our team here! support.leggari.com/hc/en-us/requests/new
Does this style flooring have similar durability as epoxy or not quite?
It is much more durable then epoxy!
I love this!!!
Thank you for watching!
Wonderful
Thank you
@@LeggariProducts im really starting my project in Morocco because of you
Awesome!
gorgeous
Thank you!
If I’m doing this on a new construction slab exactly how much/which machine do I need to prep? It’s not sealed or anything? Floor sander and clean?
Shotblast the floor to take off the cream layer to ensure a good bond!
@@LeggariProducts really? I didn’t expect that for a brand new slab! If I can’t find the shot blaster HD has a tool called a “concrete prep tool” do you know if that would work?
@@rachelt7626 You can also grind the floor with a diamond wheel, on a floor grinder, shot blasting gives you a better profile tho.
Do you just place those scrubbing pad under the brush on the sunbelt are they mounted or locked in position or is just the weight from the machine keeps them in place?
Not sure exactly what step you are talking about? Can you be more specific, are you talking about autoscubbing?
Can this product go over tiles ? And if so show a video of please
Yes, Email customerservice@leggari.com They will be able to help you with the process!
Do you guys ever chemically etch after shot blasting?
No, a quality shot blaster will do the trick
What are the pros to this over real wood?
What about for outdoor broken concrete cement house foundation where a house was torn down? Would I use a similar technique?
Contact customerservice@leggari.com and they can help you with that question have a great day!
How did you get the wood look? You didn’t explain the trowel that followed the magic trowel
Yes, you just use a pool trowel going across the entire floor in straight lines. Doing this leaves behind the high ridges that you sand off to expose the wood grain color.
@@LeggariProducts thanks!
I would blame sunbelt for not giving you the corresponding vac setup for that blaster. That machine is made for forward. Without the proper CFM it will either not reclaim well enough or dump all shot constantly. Usually need a 2 motor setup for that machine.
Can you put a Polyaspartic Top Coat on this process to have a stronger wear layer with Stronger UV Protection ?
Leggari Urethane topcoats are all you need and is 100% UV stable!
would like to see how you did the wood texture I don't know if i missed it or you just did not show it.
32:41 This is a pool trowel that we attach to a pole, and if you watch after he puts the trowel on the pole, they start laying out the overlay, he is on Leggari spiked shoes so he doesn’t mess up the design while walking back and forth in straight lines with the pool trowel and it leaves behind those high ridges that you come back and sand off after you stain the top, which exposes the wood grain color. Really cool process!
Nice
Thank You!
Note to self bigger equipment ,,,,,, less prep time .
Thanks for the tip!
Nice 👍
Thanks you!
I would like to know how much you bid this job for
This specific project was an in-house job but you can view the product and pricing here 👉 leggari.com/order-flooring/#hardwood-overlay-kits and contact our team for pricing estimates here 👉 support.leggari.com/hc/en-us/requests/new
We’re I can buy the tool you used to do texture coat? Thanks
You can find the pool trowel we used at many larger home improvement stores like Home Depot or Lowe's. We simply attach it to a pole for easier use.
Awesome
Thank you!
Huhu nice container of isoprophile. I just have a liter. Is it a german company? "Isopropanol"
Thanks for watching
3 phase Concrete grinder, medium bond 25s add water and sand, glue gone cuz!
Ya I don't see why these guys are blasting glue, unless it's super thin it's not really doing anything. Blaster is great for prep after grind though. I wouldn't really use water and 25s though, rather use pcd with vacuum on the grinder for easy cleanup.
Thanks for the tip!
How long does it last. Is it slippery?
Our Hardwood Overlay with last years...... and years..... We guarantee our proprietary kits are so strong they will not delaminate (peel off) or wear off over time 💯 People love this flooring for spaces that need to be durable and highly resistant such as garages or shops. For more info, check out our Hardwood Overlay Kits here 👇
leggari.com/order-flooring/#hardwood-overlay-kits 🔥
Like other flooring, Hardwood Overlay can be slippery when wet but the flooring is naturally textured and has grooves for traction.
Do you need a home to do? Just bought one closes on purchase 02/08/22. Would like it done B4 moving in.
We might have a contractor in your area! Contact customerservice@leggari.com they will be able to answer any questions you have. Have a great day!
How much is a job like this in comparison to laying tile?
price out your kit at Leggari.com
Wow!!
Thank You!
Can you spray paint concrete?
Instead of staining! No the overlay wouldn't bond to the paint well enough!
@@LeggariProducts i mean just spray paint my porch as is
Wish I could afford 🤔. Everything is so good!!
Thanks for watching!
Damn bro for that you could’ve put real tile wood planks… and it would’ve been faster and been real
How did it cost for this job?
Price out your kit today at Leggari.com
Why did they have to do a pass with that magnet? After the grinder?!
Nevermind I guess that's some kinda machine that shoots small metal shavings at the floor?!? Then you need to pickup the shavings.
We used a shot blaster that shoots small metal bbs to profile the floor before we put down the coating and yes it a magnet that picks up all the extra bbs!
Did I miss how you put down the wood grain????
It is with the metal pool troll following the guy laying out the first coat!
I WORK FOR HERC RENTALS ON THE FLOORING SIDE. I SERIOUSLY DON'T GET WHY YOU'RE USING A SHOTBLASTER TO REMOVE THE GLUE. PLEASE EXPLAIN. ALSO YOUR VACUUM DOESN'T HAVE ENOUGH CFM FOR THAT SHOTBLASTER. CALL HERC, OVER 270 LOCATIONS NATIONWIDE
Have no idea why they are using shot blaster
To knock out the old grout in the saw cuts and the removal of cream layer for better stain penetration to avoid a black underlay step.
Thanks for the tip!
Do you have any branches in india
Leggari.com we ship internationally!
This doesn't look like epoxy floor; is this 'Acid Stain' technique?
This is concrete overlay, not epoxy. Concrete overlay is a faux concrete finish!
👍🇸🇪❤️..Nice
Thank you!
That bigger saw is sketchy as fack.
Agreed! Looks like a 7" grinder with an oversized diamond blade, no guard. 😲😲
Go big or go home! But for real it was a bit sketchy I’ll admit!
Still looks like concrete.
Thanks!
Why not use carbides to remove the glue then shot blast it? Not understanding your process at all
Thanks for the tip! All we had at the time!
hahahhahah. @45:49, safety first...nc
its not picking up the beads because you dont have a powerful enough vacuum for that suction. plus...put some duct tape around the skirt...the brush skirts they come with are trash
Thanks for the tip! And yes we know the vacuum was too small the rental place only had the shot blaster we had to make do. For that very reason we will selling are own line of Leggari concrete prep tools soon!
so the "grout line" created by the tape is basically empty divots exposing thin concrete edges. I'm curios to see how long this flooring method would last with sliding furniture/wear and tear. Also you guys are so terrible with safety. I get that you're professional, but safety should always be number one.
skipped the whole wood grain process isnt that the point of video?????
Bonjour, je suis un jeune entrepreneur africain de nationalité gabonaise désireux de ce formé au métiers de la resine. Titulaire d’une licence en comptabilité, passionné par l’art et l’entreuprenariat. Je désire suivre des cours de revêtement des sols industriels ( société pétrolière, entrepôt,entreprise pharmaceutique...), résidence privée (design 3d et autre ), parking , signalétique, tapis de mabre, étanchéité liquide et design resine bois. Je suis prêt à me formé peu importe le temps que ça me prendra car j’aimerai ouvrir une société ici au pays pour offrir de l’emploi et répondre à une grande demande en resine au niveau de l’Afrique centrale.
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