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The project:
Our outdoor concrete patio was very dated and ugly. After getting a new laser light roof and new railings professionally installed, the concrete floor desperately needed to be updated also so that the space would look complete. I needed a solution that could be applied to the existing concrete floor, was non-slip, was D.I.Y. and would compliment the new roof and railings. After some research I decided to use the Dulux Concrete & Paving range.
- Materials:
Dulux Concrete & paving bare concrete primer
https://www.bunnings.com.au/products/paint-decorating/paint/exterior/concrete-paving-paint
Dulux Concrete & paving coloured sealer in Guild Grey
https://www.bunnings.com.au/products/paint-decorating/paint/exterior/concrete-paving-paint
Dulux Concrete & paving crushed pebble effect in Nighfall
https://www.bunnings.com.au/dulux-10l-concrete-paving-crushed-pebble-effect-night-fall_p0417957
Selleys brick and concrete sealant in grey
https://www.bunnings.com.au/selleys-415g-brick-and-concrete-sealant_p1230973
Dulux Concrete & paving crushed pebble effect roller
https://www.bunnings.com.au/dulux-concrete-and-paving-crushed-pebble-effect-roller-unit_p0642925
- Tools:
Broom
High pressure cleaner
Synthetic Paint brushes
Rollers
Paint tray
- Step 1:
Pressure cleaned the concrete
- Step 2:
Applied sealant to gaps between the concrete floor and brick walls
- Step 3:
Applied 2 coats of the bare concrete primer
- Step 4:
Applied 2 coats of the coloured sealer
- Step 5:
Applied 3 coats of crushed pebble effect product
