This driveway was transformed using color and engraved pattern, with seven brick-patterned circles.
The driveway's colored concrete was damaged by weather exposure and lack of maintenance. To bring back the original color, we used water-based stains.
You now have your equipment. Now you need a helping hand. First, add three quarts of water in a five gallon bucket. Next, place the bucket in a mixing bowl and use your helper to slowly pour the resurfacer. Mix the mixture for five minutes. You should stop mixing the mixture once it reaches a syrup-like consistency. You can add water to make the mixture thicker; you can also add a little more resurfacer if it seems too thin. Your helper will be able to fit weatherstripping inside the expansion joints in order to prevent the resurfacer leaking into them while you mix.
The driveway's colored concrete was damaged by weather exposure and lack of maintenance. To bring back the original color, we used water-based stains.
We provide high-quality driveways as well as sidewalks, concrete patios, walkways, and walkways. To show you all of the options, contact us for a complimentary consultation. Discover how concrete design can increase your usable yard space, and create beautiful outdoor areas for your property.
This driveway demonstrates the impact that one design and one color can create. The driveway was integrally stained with silver pigment and accented in charcoal powdered releases agent. The European cobblestone patterns complement the red brick sidewalks.
Although repairs are temporary, some may last several years. However, the driveway's structural integrity as a whole will not be the same as the underlying concrete. These concretes may need further repairs or replacement. Reparations will cost you less in the short-term but may delay the completion of a much larger project.