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Learn the myths and truths about Concrete Deicers!
Which Deicers work best?
Example: Color concrete driveway sealer
Color concrete driveway sealer is a quick fix for cosmetic defects.
This driveway was covered with footprints from the initial installation. The footprints were not actually in the concrete. The sealer was peeled off which created uneven curing and caused the footprints to standout. We used color concrete driveway sealer to hide the prints. The color is actually "concrete gray", so there wasn't much of a change in the color. But it did even it out and hide the footprints.
The advantage of using color concrete driveway sealer instead of concrete stain is the little amount of surface preparation needed. Simply clean off the concrete, let it dry, and roll on the sealer. You don't have to remove any existing sealers. The disadvantage is the colored sealers do wear off and need to be reapplied periodically.
