Any suggestions for an economical but effective method of spraying/covering
my "tired" concrete driveway?
I dont want to overlay with tarmac or the like, but thinking more of a
decorative non-slip paint or similar? Anyone got some recommendations?

Thanks

"gottabefun" wrote in message
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Any suggestions for an economical but effective method of
spraying/covering
my "tired" concrete driveway?
I dont want to overlay with tarmac or the like, but thinking more of a
decorative non-slip paint or similar? Anyone got some recommendations?

I've used garage floor paint (a bit like you get in Kwik fit) in my garage.
Its non-slip which is good, and much better than bare concrete but it does
chip and pull away.

I wouldn't recommend it for a drive.

"TimM" wrote in message


How about caust....
..............ah....................never mind.



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Any suggestions for an economical but effective method of spraying/covering
my "tired" concrete driveway?
I dont want to overlay with tarmac or the like, but thinking more of a
decorative non-slip paint or similar? Anyone got some recommendations?

Have you considered a resin bonded screed? damned attractive IMO
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"TimM" wrote in message


How about caust....
.............ah....................never mind.




Wouldn't that just clean it up ? You're right......never mind.


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How about caust....
.............ah....................never mind.

Wouldn't that just clean it up ? You're right......never mind.

Funny you should mention the cleasing properties of...ah... never mind
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.....but... ah well...

Never mind.



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