Amazing Concrete Patio Transformation | Make Faux Wood Planks Over Concrete With Concrete Overlay

In this video you will see how this concrete patio is completely transformed using our Concrete Overlay Floor Kit. We gave it a beautiful faux wood plank look!

Recap of what you’ll find in this video 👇
Cleaning Floor: 0:24
Taping Edges: 1:13
Applying 1st Texture Coat: 1:53
Sanding Floor: 3:34
Hydrating: 4:55
Applying Scratch Coat: 5:05
Making Grout Lines: 7:05
Hydrating: 8:18
Texture Coat (Wood Grain Technique): 8:42
Sanding Floor: 12:05
Pulling Tape: 13:14
WB Urethane Top Coat: 14:44
Final Look: 16:19

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Leggari is a coating based channel (metallic epoxy & concrete overlay) that will show you how you can use our products as amazing DIY projects to transform your existing surfaces! You can renovate things like kitchens, bathrooms, basements, patios & more! With Leggari you can renovate in no time, imitating real stone or creating a designer concrete look!
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[naptimecreations]

This turned out so killer. I love it. Great job 😊😊😊😊😊

[rosauraalatorre]

I enjoy watching this video.... You guys make it look so easy . Love to do this to my patio.

[TheSergiu]

So much work and at the end it looks like tiles.
Ok I'll do tiles on mine.

[diamond]

I only see one problem here, that I cannot afford to have this done with my patio. GREAT JOB. Gorgeous. This would totally disguise my spider cracks.

[mohammadt]

I used spreadrock to renew concrete steps and i am so happy

[donnamarie]

Wow, that is totally awesome! You guys did a fantabulous job, bravo.
I am exhausted watching all that creative work. Thanks 4 upload!

[mr.c]

Amazing work that you guys have done! It amazes me how you guys worked together through this project and because of that this project came out perfect. Its along process...lol...but its beautiful as if you guys had laid tile down but better!!! Great job!

[lisapizzileo]

Where have you been all my life!!!? I knew there had to be a superior product and this is clearly it!

[Mothermoon]

Beautiful as always!
You guys have SO much patience!

[aydeaponte]

So pretty!! Looks like my from door patio.Send you my hug from Atlanta.

[salustianosuay]

That's the òwner choice.But like wooden plank design tiles like light brown color is also good and less expenses but strong.Good job guys from Philippines.

[StephenDEpoxyAndTechnology]

Leggari Countertop has done great impact on me, I took the as my role model in Africa it is helping me a lot

Leggari is the reason I created YouTube channel to his path and advice thanks Leggari Long life

[kenarnold]

I have to say, this is absolutely beautiful. The process seems to take a week, but well worth it. Probably a bit too expensive for my taste. Considering the labor. I work with epoxy, so I can relate. Having worked with both epoxy and ceramic, this is what my experience is. With epoxy type materials. if you drop something, and mar the finish, 9 times out of 10 you can probably sand it out, maybe do some touch up. With ceramic, if you drop something, most likely it's gonna make a huge chip, or maybe even crack it.
Changing a ceramic tile, well, if not done properly, it can lead to damaging other tiles also.

[apofatrim]

Looks incredibly labour intensive, and the number of steps is crazy, all for a completely unconvincing faux finish. It's really hard to imagine how a finish, where the mortar lines are revealed by pulling up the strips of masking tape that were put down under the finish itself, it going to stand up to weather, foot traffic, snow shovels etc. Got to be an easier way.

[vijaym]

PAKKA, SUPERB WORK. I LIKE IT VERY MUCH

[MrPhatties]

Start out with a perfect slab, spend a ton on epoxy, labor, supplies... To get a nearly-as-good effect of actually laying inexpensive tiles which will easily last decades. 🤫💸

[Dancegirl]

Curious to see how well this would hold up to foot traffic, patio furniture being moved on it, etc.

[rd]

Glorious job! In Michigan this would be great cause tile would probably shatter in the cold. Plus, shoveling snow off the patio would be awful with tile. This may not even hold up in Michigan winters.

[Howz_That]

Wow that looks amazing. I love it, great work guys ❤️

[cnunez]

Looks amazing almost like real tile Except 10x the price and 4x the labor.