Frequently Asked Questions

FAQ

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What is a Concrete Overlay?

A concrete overlay is a thin layer of concrete or polymer-modified concrete applied over existing concrete surfaces for repair or decorative purposes, offering an alternative to complete concrete replacement.

Yes, it can be applied over existing concrete if the surface is properly prepared, cleaned, and free from severe damage.

Benefits include aesthetic enhancement, cost-effectiveness, and extending the lifespan of existing concrete surfaces.

With proper installation and maintenance, concrete overlays can last over a decade, similar to traditional concrete.

Available finishes range from smooth and polished to textured patterns, including stamped designs that mimic stone, brick, or wood.

Extreme temperatures and moisture levels can impact the installation and curing process, so it’s important to consider the climate, especially in Western Australia, when planning the application.

Surface preparation involves thorough cleaning, repairing any cracks or damage, and ensuring the surface is level and roughened for bonding.

Maintenance involves regular cleaning, avoiding harsh chemicals, and resealing the overlay every few years to maintain its condition.

While DIY options exist, professional installation is recommended for ensuring durability and achieving specialized finishes.

Overlays are generally less costly than new installations, especially when considering the expenses related to demolishing and removing existing concrete.

The process can vary, but it typically ranges from a few days to a week, including preparation and curing times.

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