That thing turned out great

Will this work on a driveway?

I saw a guy grind up colored brick and add it To the last layer as he smoothed it out, he sprinkled this brick color on top and it gave it a brick. Like a fact. I thought that looked pretty cool. I’ll have to try the paint thing.

3:59 you should ALWYAYS shoot the very first few drops into a plastic bag to make sure it’s dispensing evenly. Also, this bag will provide you with a control sample to make sure it’s a dependable batch after curing. edit : he says this at 6:01

Pet peeve: When I hold the door for someone, and they don't thank me! Response: "Fuck-you-very-much". It takes them 10 steps to figure it out.

Where the rain water going?

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@michaelbuilds would these work for spalling slabs?

That plasticizer boggles the mind.

Dude... you did great side-by-side comparison but then barely showed the final results making to difficult to form an opinion outside of just the application process.

Might as well finish the rest of it to make it look complete.

Ridiculous amount of labor and materials, tools. I'll stick to cold patch.

Build you’re fire pit like a rocket stove , have a air intake at the bottom for flow threw . No more smoke.

Horrible product. The cause of your problem is a soft base !!! You just basically put a band aid to cover a problem without fixing the actual problem... This is coming from many years of asphalt patch and repair !!!

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Leggari Products makes a better option to redo the entire driveway, and the results look awesome from the demo video, and the color for there product is a nice deal black. The way it should be. Not dark grey.

Good job.

Be sure to read the reviews at home depot before buying, lots of people have had problems w/ this stuff, to such a degree that I've changed my mind about using it for a driveway repair.

Boss your crushing it! 👍

You’re just a fun person to watch and inspirational as well! Thank you for all your tips on making a rubber mold. I will take what you have taught me and run with that.

You’re just a fun person to watch and inspirational as well! Thank you for all your tips on making a rubber mold. I will take what you have taught me and run with that.

Very interesting.... please tell us how it holds up with time.

The polymers inthe paint actually strengthen the overall structure of the concrete

Very good video, well done. As a retired painter I have used Rapid Set products for years, what makes them so good is the cementitious base of their products. They dry by chemical reaction as opposed to water evaporation or curing of an oil based. So they stay where you put it, rarely shrink or crack and for the interior dry wall patching it sands super easy. I had an architect customer who I did all painting for, he tried a general contractor instead of me to patch many six inch holes in smooth wall from moving light fixtures. Short story, he had to hire me to repair what the general contractor did as he tried using regular dry wall compound. The Rapid Set One Pass will fill the holes with no shrinkage or cracking, knives off smooth as a babies butt and can be sanded with your fingers for a perfectly smooth patch on smooth wall. It is undetectable. Rapid Set for the win.

How will it work in freezing areas …..frost heave break it all up?

If I want to do bigger rectangle steps type of deal and do a wood trim on three sides. Do I have to separate the wood from the concrete with something or can they be together?

Could do without the “fun journey” psychobabble. Talk like a man.

Dude I've made concrete shit before that's aweslme

Hi, Great work! How did the sanded grout stay in place while pouring the mortar?

Great how to video! One quick question, How do you prevent the mortar from over taking the grout?

I am a subscriber and usually like your videos but this is not a good one. It wouldn't sound like it but water CAN and WILL damage cinderblock and limestone, portland cement if left unchecked. Concrete, especially cinder block is very porous. NOT water proofing the outside will deteriorate your foundation. The proper way would be to dig around your entire foundation down to the bottom and either use black jack tar seal (probably cheapest method) and a water diversion method like drain tiles. More work. Yes. More money. YES.... but when you go to sell your home any competent home inspector is going to know what you did and if they ask you and you lie; you're in legal trouble. They ask you and you tell the truth about what you did, buyer probably will walk away

Michael. I know its been a while but do you remember or know how much color (weight) was added to each bag that went into this project? Thanks!

Hi, Michael I’ve been looking for awhile how to make round concrete today I just found your channel . What a lovely simplicity DYI concrete ,worth thousands buckets saving thank you tremendously helpful . New Subs😅🙏💝

Great video as everyone of yours that I have watched. I especially like the idea of adding molding. You mentioned in this video that you planned on making a video regarding joining the molding and wondering if you might send me a link or reply with pointers. Thanks Again You are an inspiration Barb

I've seen their video last year I've been thinking about doing a small ramp due to my aging mother I just don't know how much I'll need.

Thumbnail poses interesting question. Unfortunately, this video fails to answer it.

What so you mean by put some reinforcement in there?

Why that instead of silicone? Just curious. I haven't worked with concrete before

I feel dumber now

Thank you for a great class PROFESSOR BRO I LOVE THE KNOWLEDGE EXCITEMENT AND NEW TO CONCRETE SALES THANK U FOR THE POSITIVE AND INFORMED DOWN TO EARTH KNOWLEDGE KEEP SHARING 2:52 LOVE THE SHOW SO FUN AND 😊 INFORMATIVE

Hi Michael! I had 2 potential ideas for projects for you. 1) Crate and Barrel has a concrete coffee table shaped like a jellybean for $1,100. Can a regular DIY person make something similar? 2) I have a small tiled (5x8) entryway. I wondered if I can pour concrete over the tile so I don't have to rip it up?

I wonder if we could use something like that to plaster walls.

Concrete drives on my street fall apart after 15-20 years just like every other driveway I've ever seen. You should be teaching people how to mix concrete the way the Romans did. Some Roman aqueducts are still being used 2000 years after they were built. NO concrete in ALL of America will be standing unscathed for 100 years, let alone 2000. American concrete is like everything else, they make it as cheap as they can to look as good as they can for as short as they can. That's the 'disposable' American way. ALL, to justify GREED. So you will buy MORE.

i want that rapid set jacket tho

Yes you can,should you. No. You want colored concrete paint it when its done

not white, but is it waterproof?

The problem with this product is that asphalt sealer doesn't adhere well to this product unfortunately as I learned the hard way.

Ficou uma mesa rústica muito bonita, parabéns!

You saved yourself thousands of dollars hahahahahah in that small slab

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