Here is a video I put together of some recoloring and sealing stamped concrete patios that have faded. Some are fixes that other contractors or homeowners messed up when trying to reseal that we had to help them fix…but that’s ok.
Here is a video I put together of some recoloring and sealing stamped concrete patios that have faded. Some are fixes that other contractors or homeowners messed up when trying to reseal that we had to help them fix…but that’s ok.
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2 responses so far ↓
Steve Zardas // September 29, 2009 at 5:17 pm |
I have a stamped exterior brick walk/stair that used to have a gray look to the simulated mortar joints. things have faded and need recoloring.
Could you plese tell me where I can find the material, w/ instructions, for recoloring the simulated brick and mortar joints.
I live in MD and yours is the only site I’ve found that is helpful.
Steve
kansascityconcrete // October 5, 2009 at 10:43 am |
You probably need to reantique which is a mixture of 1/2 solvent sealer and 1/2 xylene with some release powder (grey in your case) mixed in. Spray it down and let it go into the “grout lines” of the stamp. Let it dry and put a clear coat on.
I’m guessing this will do it, but i don’t know the whole story of the patio