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Yes. Oil stains should be removed before any repair work, staining, or resurfacing of concrete can be performed. Learn how to get rid of oil stains in concrete.
Maybe your driveway has an existing finish or design, but it has lost its beauty and color over the years. Premier Stamped Concrete of Fort Wayne Inc has the expertise to restore faded driveways with a durable overlay of cement. It rolls on just like paint, so it retains its original design and makes it look brand new.
Concrete is a pure, industrial-looking material that draws people's attention. Concrete can be stamped, colored or manipulated to produce noticeable results. Concrete can look incredibly extravagant. Concrete can transform your spaces with little to no cost. These are results you will love.
Yes. Oil stains should be removed before any repair work, staining, or resurfacing of concrete can be performed. Learn how to get rid of oil stains in concrete.
After you have finished cleaning the driveway, look for cracks or areas that are deeply spalled. Make sure to patch any such areas with patching compounds. To remove any water remaining, hose down your driveway until it is saturated. This cools down your slab and keeps the water from escaping the concrete resurfacer. You should now take a moment and consider the weather. Resurfacers must cure at temperatures above 50 degrees Fahrenheit, for eight hours, or above freezing, for 24 hours. If you have these conditions in mind, you can move on to the next phase.
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Your driveway may have an original finish or design but has lost its shine over time. Premier Stamped Concrete of Fort Wayne Inc can restore your driveway with an industry-tough overlay using real cement. It will roll on like paint, and retain the original design. But it will look newer than ever!
After you've cleaned your driveway, check it for cracks and deeply spalled areas. If necessary, patch any damaged areas with patching compound. The driveway should be hosed down to saturation. Next, use a broom for removing any standing water. This cools down the slab, and prevents any mixing water from getting out of the concrete resurfacer that you are going to lay. Take a moment to think about the weather. For the concrete resurfacers to cure, temperatures should be above 50°F for 8 hours and above freezing 24 hours. It's safe for you to move on to the next step as long as these conditions are met.