DIY Driveway Resurface With Stunning Before & After! How To Upgrade Your Concrete
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Published 2020-11-01
Leggari Texture Deck is designed to easily go over your existing exterior concrete to add texture for grip. Often used on pool decks, Leggari Texture Deck is 30% cooler than concrete and requires minimal prep before applying. Texture Deck is also a popular application for driveways and wheelchair ramps. Because of Texture Deck’s grip, it works great where ADA compliance is required. Combine all this with our lifetime warranty and you will have peace of mind for years to come Leggari’s Texture Deck System is the most cost-effective industrial coating on the market while still being one of the easiest to install. All of our Texture Deck options are 100% UV stable.
The Leggari Texture Deck System comes with our easy to apply WB Sealer.
IMPORTANT:
The look, feel, and uniformity of the finished Texture Deck product is subject to the installer’s ability.
Texture Deck is not designed to cover 100% of your concrete surface but rather give traction to it while adding a two-toned look. This look is accomplished by combining the color of the Kit you choose with the color of your current concrete underneath.
This kit includes Concrete Overlay, Liquid Polymer, and WB Sealer.
Once your kit is purchased we will email the step-by-step tutorial videos on how to install this kit. These tutorials will be on the emailed receipt and sent to the email you use during the checkout process.
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All Comments (21)
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Looks great! Most onlookers aren’t gonna notice the fine detail imperfections. Overall definitely compliments the house! Great job!
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Not properly addressing the cracks is kind of a big deal. From an artistic perspective it looks great but maybe repair cracks, do a heavier base coat then spray texture.
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This would be nice, in front of my garage <3
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I love seeing the process and results but the music is so repetitive. I wish you would have added a voiceover to talk about what is happening and why- like why weren’t cracks fixed, etc. instead of endless repeat. Or just a faster time lapse video.
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Why didn't we fill the cracks and prime over stains first? I am not a professional, just wondering.
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Where could I find a moving cardboard like those in the video?
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Would a second coat have made it look finished? It looks like parts of it have worn away after years of aging instead of a new install.
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Looks good, I wonder how it would hold up to a snowblower going over it?
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I am assuming this would not be recommended in any areas that are exposed to freezing temperatures. I have customers in Pennsylvania that request this type of thing outside all the time, I won’t even install them. They typically find another contractor to do it and then call me when it fails to ask what to do.
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Good job. But why didn’t you fix the cracks?
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Why don’t you pre-wet the original concrete pad? doesn’t that allow any additional concrete overlay to have better adhesion?
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There’s going to be a lot of jealous neighbors... It’s beautiful!!! I know that if you have HOA you definitely can’t do this... I have a lot of questions though, but I noticed y’all don’t answer people’s questions and that’s definitely too bad...
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Great job I need to do my driveway, just hot it replaced 1 year ago!!!
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It looks good but what’s up with those cracks what are you guys do to repair those and what kind of gun are you using it’s a pretty bad ass Gun
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Kinda nice but if you fixed the cracks it would be complete. Probably the customer could not spend for fixing the cracks. All in all it's a nice jod. I've done this fixing the cracks first then applied product. My boundaries was blackish brown and my main coat was slate gray. $15,000 and customer loves it. Leggari techniques is by far tops in all.
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Good work, but this definitely would not have been my thing. No fixing cracks. No full coverage. Meh. 🤷🏻♂️
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Nice job
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this looks amazing but why didn't you do solid black strips, instead of leaving some of the concrete showing through? is that to blend it, or in case some comes off in the future - also regarding the cracks, how long before they appear again in your experience?
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Nice video,but could you add the materials used when applying for the viewers that can DYI themselves. 👍🏾 love the driveway tho
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Anyone see that electrical work?😂 1:50 you’ll thank me late
