Can This Concrete Be Repaired? UPDATE VIDEO! (Resurfaced concrete walk)

#EverythingAboutConcrete #MikeDayConcrete
How to resurface a concrete walkway.
Can this concrete be repaired?
That's what a lot of you wanted to know, if my repair would last.
Well, you'll have to watch this video to see just how it looks after 2 years.
There were a lot of excellent comments saying good job, and good video.
But there were a lot of skeptics saying this wouldn't last.
Who's right and who's not?
It's all revealed in the video. Enjoy!
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[@MikeDayConcrete]

Here's the original video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/j33Zl55qndRme5I

[@eleejohnson8631]

Great job bro like always. Well the right sealer always help hold it jobs up. My question is how do you even charge for that. More people are looking for overlays these days.

[@Erik-ie3xz]

Not many do a 2 yr follow up on their work....Impressed!! I have to do the same

[@joanofarc708]

What's the name of the stuff you use

[@Anonymous-zv9hk]

Looks great!

[@coolguy9630]

Mike, hi! I need your help. My terrible contractor just poured my 9-inch thick, 800 sf, 20 yards of concrete driveway and he did terrible job on the finish. It looks so uneven and ugly. The concrete is solid 5000 psi. I don’t want to rip it and replace it as per the suggestion of two other contractors I called for an opinion. I’m afraid if I resurface it will chip from the weights of my cars and the weather- I live in NYC. please guide me on what to do.

[@pls1911]

The folks who have posted negative comments fail to recognize a few basic points. This is clearly a patch, or surface repair...that's what the customer could afford and requested. Aside from aesthetics, repairs and patches of this nature can be VERY durable when top quality products are used with proper preparation installation. It's true that lifts and cracks caused by roots or expansive soils will not be cured by surface corrections, but no professional would ever assert they would. I've been in concrete and plaster construction and repair for 50 years, and find current materials are the greatest ever!! Fast /slow curing flexibility, adhesives, accelerators, flow enhancers, synthetic admixtures, allow creative and durable repairs better that ever before. Mike does excellent job demonstrating the right way to accomplish professional and long lasting repairs using quality materials and professional techniques that most DIY individuals can do with a small investment in tools, materials, time, and experience.

[@leadvillejim]

This is why I go to KZbin. To find professionals who care about their work, sharing a lifetime of experience. If there's one thing I''ve learned over 57 years, it's that it is less about the tools and materials, and more about who the person is doing the job, and their skills, values and principles - an honest day's work. Thanks for being here.

[@hammerslap5639]

The absolute snark in the end was great hahaha, the proof is in the client wanting the same treatment for the entire pool surround.

[@MikeDayConcrete]

That's right. She's a great customer!

[@kawh8719]

​@@MikeDayConcreteI Iove that your repair was so good she brought you back to do the decking!

[@arobyte]

I actually remember seeing the old video. Maybe link it for those who haven't. Kudos on your continued great work and sharing your knowledge! Excellent calling out those haters!!!

[@MikeDayConcrete]

Thanks, will do!

[@FarmerBenny]

Ignore the haters. The real ones know that you're badass and do a great job on all your projects.

[@MikeDayConcrete]

I appreciate that!

[@ca6177]

I agree, don't listen to the naysayers! There's always haters!

[@ml3110]

I wish my dad would have done this around their pool. He spent over $18,000 redoing the concrete around the pool and it did not look nearly as bad as that lady's. I wish I would have known it too! I repainted my patio around my pool, but I wish I would have done this prior to painting it. Thanks again for sharing these wonderful videos! God bless you. 🙏❤️🙏.

[@kyleschusler1413]

The two year follow up speaks for itself, nice work! Interesting that the concrete is discolored in one area - looks like it's in the similar spot where you filled in the more heavily spalled area with the blue bag mortar mix. Regardless, I'd take discoloration over cracking and spalling any day! Love your videos, keep it up!

[@user-qo3jh9mn1t]

Your videos are wonderful. You put in just the right amount of detail to give this 66 year old DIYer the confidence to repair her sidewalks. I would never be able to afford new ones. Thank you. And they're just plain fun to watch.

[@matteberry58]

Started following your channel after the original video, but I really enjoyed this video. Especially your review of the negative Nelly comments. Youre a class act sir and have forgotten more about concrete work than those folks will ever know.

[@wade5941]

Love your videos. I live in a small town in north dakota and started taking on small paver patio and retaining wall jobs after I retired from my civil engr gig. Just wanted to stay active and work at my own pace as I work alone. Over the last few years I have picked up quite a bit of work resurfacing concrete driveways and sidewalks. I am not an expert on much, but I can say without a doubt that you do it right. Too many concrete contractors out there that know little to nothing about the concrete they place and what adding too much water to the batch/mix does to the finished product in a short time in ND's climate. Keep up the good work and I will keep watching.

[@MikeDayConcrete]

Thank you!

[@Chris-ub6ss]

Mike I am a young DIY homeowner, your videos have helped me install a channel drain in front of my garage and also rip out and re-pour my slab. Truly would be lost without your helpful videos. Do not let anyone make you think otherwise. Thanks, Chris

[@tuanische]

Wow! A follow up! This is a huge selling point for you. Great work and great follow up. Inexpensive? That would have been 4 or 5 times more expensive to replace or maybe more.

[@sdrammm696969]

Mike Good job brother, I'm a concrete guy my self, sometimes we do this work for customers why not? Save them money.

[@rmvanda]

This is really great, thank you! I didn't even know resurfacing like this was even possible! I've been putting off having my driveway ripped out because I thought it would be the only option, but something like this might save me a considerable amount of money. Thank you very much!

[@WW-lm5ji]

Driveways aren’t good Candidate for resurfacing. Doesn’t last and looks like a patch

[@jeffwells2891]

Thanks Mike I had a sidewalk that was becoming a tripping hazard. I went to home Depot here in Oregon picked up the same materials you used, and it turned out great! I know it won't last forever but it will last much longer than the nay sayers are saying it will. Keep the great content coming. Thanks again , Jeff

[@hungry2572]

My guy here is a professional giving away free game to everyone so pay attention especially if you’re in this type of business

[@MikeDayConcrete]

Thanks for that.

[@noahpeet3082]

Mike, I live up in Winterport and I’ve been watching your videos since the beginning. Love the fact that you called out the haters! Everyone is an expert now a days and I’m glad your fine work was able to prove them wrong. Keep up the good work, you’re the man!

[@MikeDayConcrete]

Thanks for watching!

[@davidlovera2879]

I've seen some of your concrete repair & resurfacing videos. And i think it's obvious you know what you're doing and talking about. That's why you stay busy working, doing what you do for a living. I usually watch just for educational & enjoyable pleasure. But if i had to do some concrete repair or resurfacing work on my home, I would definitely feel confident in following your advice.. Thank* You* for sharing so much of your wisdom, with everyone who wants to watch & learn, from your type of work.. 💯😊👍👌✌️🎥🎬💖💞✝️🇺🇸

[@MikeDayConcrete]

Thanks David!

[@tomroe2861]

Right on. Nice follow up from a past job showing the results years later

[@MikeDayConcrete]

Thank you Tom!

[@ModernAmericanNomad420]

As a construction worker for 30 plus years..I say it's a great job Mr Day👍👍

[@jessicam1970]

Thank you for these videos. I just watched the other video. I’m buying a house and it has a sidewalk like this. Now I know resurfacing is possible.

[@jonmichael02302]

The haters leaving all these negative comments are the ones you're saving these home owners from! Great work brother!

[@MikeDayConcrete]

I appreciate that!

[@bradhill4590]

Thanks for posting this video. I've done a couple of these this year. About to so my first stamped overlay. 2200 sq ft. Always gonna be haters that don't know what they're talking about.

[@bradhill4590]

Everything still looks good.

[@MikeDayConcrete]

Glad it was helpful!

[@darylreadman3596]

Impressed, didn't think it would last, but you mentioned the key reason why it did. You sealed out the moisture and that does the damage!! Thanks!

[@kennethamend8557]

Mike, I did what you showed on my parents walkway..though I didn't have as much damage. I did add some color and went around the edges with a 2" margin trowel and it still looks great!! Oh, I did spray on the concrete bonding agent. Still..they love it and so do the neighbors. I have a childhood friend in Florida who honestly gives me a hard time when it comes to this particular part of restoration. He's never done this, so he lacks the understanding.

[@jeremiahshine]

12 years is my topper record in Central Indiana. It was sealed 4-5 times over the years with 100% solids xylene based acrylic sealer.

[@jeremiahshine]

(applied by hand pump and back rolled).

[@jeremiahshine]

The sidewalk even had a gutter draining over it.

[@MikeDayConcrete]

Awesome, nice

[@jeremiahshine]

@@MikeDayConcrete My dad's garden shed sidewalk. Actually it was the whole roof that dripped onto it, not the gutter. He lost his legs in Vietnam and was in a tank of an electric wheel chair, too, so the wear and tear was pretty heavy.

[@jeremiahshine]

I solicited chain stores and management companies for topping back when it was new. Got some wash and seal jobs, though. Juicy Fruit holds its scent for decades when adhered to concrete!😂

[@tomleonard6177]

Great video as always. As for the comments... You show how honesty, experience and evidence are greater than opinions, intentions and feelings.

[@MikeDayConcrete]

Thanks Tom!

[@JFirn86Q]

These negative comments don't understand that Mike knows his materials - yes many patches not done exactly right will fail - but Mike did the exact proper steps with the right materials to make it work. Thanks for the follow up Mike, I was really curious how it would look in a couple years, looks great!

[@T12i99iN]

Good Job with the update and proving some folks wrong. I think the takeaways with repairing and resurfacing are: How good you clean and prep the repairs The materials you use How you apply and finish the products

[@MikeDayConcrete]

Well said!

[@Single_Handed_7.62]

Mr. Day. Appreciate your taking the time to do a follow up on your repair. I live in high desert (almost 1 mile ASL in NV) and we get extreme temps. From 105° +/- in the summer to -8° +/-in winter. A portion of my driveway is spalled badly and living on a fixed income am forced to either live with it or learn to do the work myself. I appreciate the videos. Gives me the knowledge and confidence to do it myself. Having lost a hand while serving in the military I’m always looking for the tools that will make the job easier for me so I appreciate your touching on that subject as well. I started on my driveway this afternoon and Will be (hopefully) finishing tomorrow after a trip to the orange store in the morning for retardant. That cement all stuff sets SUPER fast! Thank you, sir. -Single Handed

[@GuitarDad5150]

Your work is amazing. I have been watching for a while. Particularly your resurfacing videos and crack repair. Your stampable overlay video is great as well. Exactly what I need with a cracked, spalling stamped patio that needs repair. Thanks and keep up the great work. My dad was a concrete man and would have loved your videos.

[@niznomores7961]

The nay-sayers are probably mad at you bc you've awaken and shown the diy'ers and regular homeowners a more budget friendly and kinda easy way to do sidewalk repairs. I appreciate people that help others save some money. Thank you.

[@dingorun1]

Mike - Thanks again for sharing your expertise with us here on KZbin!

[@MikeDayConcrete]

My pleasure Steven!

[@LordOfHoboes]

I caught some contact satisfaction from you correcting the haters at the end. Keep up the good work Mike!

[@MikeDayConcrete]

Thanks, will do!

[@fpsDREDD]

"cut those joints back in where they were" 😂😂 we all got eyes, we can see it cracked there haha

[@jessicam8499]

In this economy, right now most are just trying to get by. A repair might be all we can afford. Thank you for sharing.

[@TileStonePro]

You did not disappoint. on the contrary, I am pleasantly surprised to see it never cracks.

[@DCardinell1207]

great video. great followup. Im amazed how inexpensive this can be if i buy the materials and do it myself.

[@MikeDayConcrete]

Thank you!

[@mehmd1913]

Some of the negative comments are just silly. I am sure you gave the customer multiple options to repair/replace the walkway. You said in the beginning of the first video that this was to be a lower cost repair and the homeowner wanted this done. Maybe the homeowner just didn't have the funds for a full repair. This served its purpose for what it was, a resurface repair. I think it looked good. I think the 2 cracks may have been migrated if for had some stress relief edges, but what do I know.

[@Hirokiji]

Great job mate. Could have benefited with some expansion joints on those cracks, quick grinder cut. The discolouration was the lowest point and your highest fill. It's hard to say why the stain occurred, could of been curing time, rising damp, chemical reaction.

[@jtinsfv1]

I would never have thought a skim coat of mortar would hold up but apparently it does. Good work.

[@IsshmanGarcia]

Don't be confused, he used rapid set Mortar Mix- not just regular mortar. Don't want you to get a regular mortar thinking it would hold up...the mortar mix will hold up, but regular mortar would not.

[@Cultofpersonality09129]

I can’t wait for the pool deck resurfacing….. my pool is 15 years old now a resurface and new liner will help make it look new again. Thanks Mike!

[@dinarae4]

Have you tried this?

[@CarmelitaBlackREALTOR]

Great job on meeting your clients need. A money saver for your client.

[@MikeDayConcrete]

for sure, yes.

[@survival_man7746]

The only real problem I saw was covering up the joints as it cracked like we saw, but other than that as you said the damage was done by salt and freezing which mean it is only surface damage and could easily be patched like you did

[@seanb1081]

Love it the way you did the 2 year latter follow up video. Certainly, stops the "nay-sayers" in their tacks!

[@MikeDayConcrete]

Exactly!

[@jmorv8866]

One of the commenters made a good point about repairing concrete with deeper cracks, with the methods you used. what is to stop the concrete from upheaval again, causing the cracks to come back? I live in an area with heavy freeze thaw, which caused cracks in the concrete. How is this overcome, so that a nice repair job like this, isn't a waste of money? For the record, I am a firm believer in repair over replace, but I do have genuine concern on whether or not cracked concrete can be repaired in a way that it won't crack again in the same spots. I'm sure the concrete sealer helps and I'd be all for that, if it does really work to help prevent future cracking.

[@jchase1702]

I loved how you proved the naysayers wrong. Great job! I really appreciated the follow up to this type of work!

[@user-to1sq5gh8t]

Dont mind the haters you saved the owner a ton of money and did a great job and if the owner called you again to do the pool area that's the proof and what's really matter

[@johnds6621]

I think the key is the product used. I have seen a lot of jobs like that but they use the wrong products and don't water proof it. those are the guys to watch out for. Thanks for the video update Mike I was wondering if we would get one.

[@MikeDayConcrete]

Thanks John!

[@domb2NY]

Thanks for the follow up. I just watched the first one. Looks simple and easy to follow. I have a back patio area that has cracks that I will try this method on. Living in Buffalo NY we will have similar weather like you demonstrated so the results are beleivable.

[@MrMyers-oi7op]

All the naysayers are too lazy to properly scarify the surface.....these CTS products hold up if the surface prep is proper! I had a ready mix truck with 4.5 yards in it back up my drive after I completed this process.....I just used the cement all for both the patch and the feather edge overlay.....NO CRACKS.....NOTHING! Learning a ton Mike.....thank you for all the content!

[@MrMyers-oi7op]

Question for you Mike if you have time.....is your ready mix company using a melamine based water reducer? Or if not, what type is most common for a mid range w.r. for p.c.c.?

[@danielcristancho3738]

Are those two cracks in the video or are they electric cords? I can't tell. It does look nice except for what looks like two cracks.

[@Bigmikenorthern]

Well done Mike.

[@dhillman7522]

picture (or video) is worth a thousand words. Looks great gave me some ideas.

[@noconsentgiven]

You will always have haters when you do it right❤️! Thanks for the update fam👍!

[@JuanGe29]

goid Jon I'm concrete repear on houston and no body do this can a job because you need lat a esqquiels to fix any concrete keep going because every time came samthing new to learn for my on you videos great job

[@markkidman5111]

Love the product!Thanks for all your tips. Brick and block mason for 30 years

[@frankflanagan109]

So many "know it all's", great video Mike! You saved them money and got more work from them..... win /win my friend!

[@hungry2572]

So to resurface do you use the cemental on that to right …same stuff you used to patch ? I really appreciate your videos and you’ve definitely helped me a lot cause no one ever has time to explain stuff these day but you go above and beyond thanks and God bless you

[@MikeDayConcrete]

For a finer finish, the cement all would work. We wanted more texture to the finish.

[@marcusseal4372]

watched the first video, all good dyi tips. Thanks.

[@UmerKhan-gw7ud]

Well Mike good to see you going hard on haters 🤣 They sure are disappointed it's still intact..💸

[@MikeDayConcrete]

Haha, thank you Umer Khan!!

[@DriveBetter]

can this product work on a driveway? my whole driveway looks like the "before" video

[@sharkbyte2681]

Gotta love when the pros check the trolls! Great work and thank you for your pro tips!

[@tedspens]

Mike, you don't strike me as an I told you so kind of guy, but I'm glad you did. That was funny 😁

[@corydriver7634]

One common denominator among the “experts “…rarely do they use their real names. Thanks for the update.

[@debrak.6430]

Just watched these 2 videos for the first-time on your site.....very informative and helpful. Liked AND subscribed! Wish u lived close to me my huge driveway has a few small repairs needed!

[@jasontims3324]

Great work love the follow up.

[@MikeDayConcrete]

Thank you!

[@jackt6112]

I'm not a cement guy but I wondered how it it would hold up too. I have a garage floor and front and rear steps that have a lot of spalling. I'm going to try this. Thanks!

[@doloresedmonds7968]

beautiful just beautiful

[@hollyhold562]

The original video is outstanding, too.

[@g3attack]

WoW! Love the comments and your answer it's in the video! 😅😅😅

[@tylerhall6455]

Honestly I'm more worried about the paint/coating lol. Rapidset cement all and mortar mix are great products. Ive used them for years, and even seeing the work years later they look great. Never done resurfacing with them tho like you show on this vid and the original one.... Like Ive said, I love the rapid set stuff, but you def need to try some out on something not serious if its your first or second time. Getting to know how the product works and sets along with using their set control additive is super important and only comes with a bit of experience. Got introduced to the rapid set cementall when I ran my own welding business and used the cement all for grouting my handrails into the concrete. Thanks for the vid. Oh, Rapidset makes a resurfacer now that I saw at home depot... wonder how it works againts the blue and brown bags...?Wonder if youve tried it out now.

[@restorationconcrete]

Never dis Mike Day. Mike is awesome!

[@tylerreed9252]

Do you have a video of doing around the pool? I want to attempt one that's similar but I'm not sure about the pool cover clip things.

[@dinarae4]

Yes I need to know how this is handled as well, Or do we have to drill new cover clip things?

[@shaneparfitt77]

My guess Is all the “Armchair Experts” who only gave it 12 months, have no experience with salt and concrete. My best guess is the salt was ponding at the original big breakout area, causing the original surface degradation. Important note, surface degradation. The staining will be from the same thing, ponding salt. (Check if it’s a salt water pool while your at it) Then scrub it down with a 10-1 hydrochloride acid wash and it will look as good as new. You only need to replace the concrete if it’s breaking up from the bottom up, not from the top down. And all your damage was just surface damage, 100% reparable, because it was caused by chloride iron ingress (salt) not tree roots or clay soils lifting and cracking the slab. Nice work by the way, not enough in the trade reference SSD

[@calebwiebe7826]

My work has this machine we call a scarefire. Multiple metal knuckles underneath this thing, gas powered. I think that would be perfect for this kind of job, especially if they are common

[@happyhonker123]

I'm looking to repair my own backyard and came across your video. It has very useful tips but why didn't you address the 2 cracks? I went back to check the main video and it seems you didn't fill in the existing cracks fully. The one in the middle was just glossed over with the trowel which looks nice on top but is hollow in the bottom. I think when the path cracked it actually detached into 2-3 separate pieces and just moved again after it was repaired. The rest of the job was great but I'm not sure why you didn't even acknowledge the cracks.

[@ZiggyTheHamster]

I think that was deliberate though not explicitly pointed out. That will be the weakest point in the repair, so if it cracks, it will crack in that exact place to relieve stress. I don't think the repair would have set long enough to cut it with a saw (and the stress problem will be reintroduced), but now that it's been 2 years, they should be able to just take a saw and make those edges nice and clean.

[@dinarae4]

Those are joints, they are meant to crack so the crack is horizontal and its expected that they would eventually crack. the joints in your concrete if you look are all cracked. That is controlling the crack, vs. it just cracking where ever.

[@Thermohybrid]

Awesome . Thanks for this update😮😮

[@markb.1259]

Great video Mike! Loved the rightful bashes at the end! Well Done!!!

[@MikeDayConcrete]

Thanks 👍

[@chriscolameco6850]

That rapid set mortar mix has a stronger psi rating than most “concrete” mixes. Not sure what part of the country you’re in, but that should last a while

[@jbplays7302]

Great job! I've got a similar walkway that runs from the bottom of my deck to the driveway. And it has a crack where moisture has caused settling. There's a gap that's about 1/2 to 3/4 inch that needs leveling and filling in. The rest of the walkway is in great shape. So, I dont really need to resurface the whole walkway. But I'd like the color to match. I live in central Alabama (suburb of Birmingham, AL), so we don't have the severe winters that you do. So, severe winters are not an issue for me. And the concrete is 23yrs old, if that matters... I love the job you guys did! Wish you were closer! I'd rather hire you guys to do the job. But, you made it look relatively easy. So I'd like to give it a try... And suggestions would be greatly appreciated!

[@tannermorehouse7302]

I shit on overlays because I don't have dust control. I recommend overlays because of Mike Day

[@gorillagoldhunters]

Really great job man! Learning a lot!!

[@Anthony-rz4mj]

this is the type of work I do and and I go through the same thing people always talking negative

[@zimpler8340]

I see It's stained. And it's wet from rain. How does it look dry?

[@samiralbalushi4611]

Mike hi 👋 you are doing a good job 👏👍 do not look 😉 to bad comments 😉 you are doing the right 👍 suggestion

[@krisone63]

Keep doing what you're doing, it came out great and I'll be doing the same !!!

[@robertkennedy3632]

Thanks Mike 😊

[@MikeDayConcrete]

You're welcome

[@jimc5749]

Just curious... what is causing the discoloration.. is it from above ( the elements) or from below (the old concrete)? Thanks

[@StuffTested]

So my parents house has a chattahoochee entryway, here in Florida. Would this combination be good to do together, as it's only slightly larger than this size in an L-shape. Would obviously need a some kind of primer underneath and probably a thicker cement-all layer, like 1.5 inches. We probably wouldn't do a mortar mix layer, either.

[@codybosley400]

As long as you get a good bond overlays work just fine. Everybody is a keyboard pro. Keep making videos and spreading the good word lol

[@jonarment1229]

You should reply to all of those negative comments with a link to this video 😆

[@mcashw]

Great work! Would these products work patching sloped concrete? Seems like it could be a little runny for a slope but would love to do this

[@marcusseal4372]

what kind of sealer would you on a driveway? Would a concrete stain sealer work?

[@rbarr1200]

You’re the best.

[@billriga2825]

Mike can you use a Squeegee Flooring Trowel or do I need to use a steel trowel. Great job I trust your work and opinion. Thanks!!

[@michael1nagy]

Looks great👍

[@dinarae4]

Hi, I have watched both videos. I took out a very large loan to have all the concrete ripped out and repaired around my inground pool. But then, i couldn't find anyone (Like you) to do the work. We have to do this around our pool deck. So this would also mean ripping out plumbing for the pool. Do you stand by your repair methods? I feel like with your instruction I could do this. And that would not only save me tons of money, we are talking no less than 40K. So please answer! Do you ever come to Cincinnati, I would literally pay you to do this for my pool deck. And we are planning to use "Cool" Deck paint as well. This would literally be life changing for me.

[@jlongwell1267]

can you use a bonding agent instead of water with the rapid set cement all?