Thank you for sharing your tips

Great video. I wasn’t aware that there is a sprayer specifically made for this. Very helpful. Thx.

Looking good Nikki

The best sealer!

To make the sealing coating an even thickness perhaps you could spray what you can reach with the roller with extension and back roll the sprayed surfare to remove the excess and do this for the entire patio always with a wet edge to not get lines. Sort of what the contractors usually do. Take care and thanks

For stamped concrete spraying is the only way to go. Put it on very thin as she mentions, but also it's best to spray in a random circular motion so you don't get any visual spray patterns. Looks great!

good job looks good,,

I just bought armorguard sealer for my acid stain garage floor is it critical to a anti skid additive.

Being a homeowner is rough....the DIY projects are never ending! haha

Your kitty loves that patio. LOL

Professional here: Do NOT roll stamped concrete, as it'll likely go on too thick which leads to cloudiness and delamination later. Always use a solvent based sprayer so you can build up the layers thinly. Use 15% acrylic over 25%, do two layers. Every few years if you have a buildup you can do a xylene refresh (spray xylene from your sprayer instead of adding more acrylic). Your bubbles are likely caused from the heat, and bubbles don't always show up right away. Always seal in the morning before the concrete heats up to avoid bubbling.

At 5:12 when you were pouring the sealer into the sprayer - does the opening on the can of sealer have a pull-out spout for a more controlled pour?

I don’t know if anyone has said this yet, but “240V” is basically 250V, so pretty much anything labeled from 220-260V that you’ll ever need will work with (in terms of tools) at any voltage in that range will all mean the same thing, all you need to check for then is the Amperage the device requires. The required Amperage for the device must be lower than the rating on that breaker. Other than that, most things in the 200s are good to go (except anything that says “208V” or similar oddball numbers, then you need to check and compare the required and available phases, whole different story there, but that’s really just mostly for Japanese machinery pre-90s.” I could be incorrect on some of that, but 220-250 is almost always gonna be the same (2-pole breaker)

what's the sq footage of that area? how much product did it take for one coat? Thank you!!

Seal doesn't fade away in one year unless you use the cheap one from home depot or menards. Get the good stuff from your concrete company or contractor supplier.

Hi. I am watching your video for stamped concreting for my back yard. My area is around 20feet x 40 feet. I want the same colour as yours. I will base concrete then i will bring pattern on rent.Will you please share material list after the concrete work

Oh man. You can see the stamp offset so clearly @5:57. It looks like video game textures tiling. I feel like whoever did the stamping could have randomized it a bit better. It's still beautiful!!

Where did u buy this product ?

Your husband is a lucky man!!!

patio looks great with you on it nikki

I was wondering if your concrete is slippery when it is wet ? Also did you apply something to prevent slipperiness . I have the same kind of patio and need to reseal it this summer and would like to apply something so it is not slippery.

Instead of spraying or using a roller, a 10/12 inch soft yard brush can be used. It may take a little longer, but its easier to put the sealer on evenly and you can get into all the peaks and troughs.

The dryer voltage is compatible, and the same, just different designations. but the prongs might not be because there are several different style, At one time they were called 220V, then 230V, then 240V, so now they are called 250V.

250? You are adorable! Your hubby is a lucky man.

You can use muriatic acid to etch the concrete

Doesn't the sealer eat up the plastic sprayer?

Been going through hell trying to fix the sealer on my 5 yr old stamped concrete patio.. made every mistake you can think of.. bubbling, applying when too cold, applying too hot. Bubbling with roller l, wrong sprayer -_-.. xylene will smooth out bubbles and milking, but be sure to use a respirator. This year, I'm going to strip it and reseal. For your sprayer, do you just toss it when done? Or did you clean it somehow to reuse? Thanks!

Fyi your dryer is 240 volt the outlet is probably rated up to 250volt so you can use your power hose in the dryer outlet. Just thought you would like to know. Like the video. I'm also getting ready to seal my stamped concrete around my new pool. Oh and also want to say that your super hot😉

When you used the sprayer did you spray it on and then immediately roll it to even it out everywhere?

220 221 Whatever it takes...

If you use a sprayer for sealing and just throw it somewhere without cleaning it after you're done, you won't be able to use it again,,,,, you have to clean it real good with hot water.

If you put xylene on rag and rub the bubbles it breaks the sealer back down and gets rid of the bubbles then just let dry again

I have a the same thing going on. How does the sealer bring back the color? Might be a stupid question but I have white spots, when I apply the sealer the white spots will blend back in????

Didn’t know you had a KZfaq channel lol

well are you in for a surprise

Use the stainless steel next time…..please do not use plastic FYI.

LUSTER SEAL

Hey nothing like DIY advise from a beautiful woman. On the farm getting her hands dirty. Good tips, thanks

You look so beautiful that’s all I know

Wasted 6mins of my life to hear Karen mention the mistakes she did but only mentioned one. Don’t put it on to thick… that’s common sense which you obviously don’t have! Yap yap yap… Holy cow get to the point!