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Spray On Overlays
Spray on overlays can turn dull and unsightly concrete into a refreshing new or decorative look. They can be used on sidewalks, driveways, porches, patios, etc. One of the more common uses is for pool decks. These overlays are ideal for pool decks because they are slip resistant, stay cool in the sun, and don't snag bikinis like conventional concrete does. Other benefits include:
- Mildew resistant
- Extremely durable
- Easy to maintain
- Relatively affordable
Spray on overlays have a splatter or knockdown texture that's easy on bare feet. A compressor and hopper gun are used for application at 1/16 to 1/8 of an inch.
For a decorative finish, stencils can be used to give the appearance of tile, brick, stone, etc. Integral colors can also be added to create beautiful patterns and designs.
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