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    Default Re: Please Tell Me How to Cover Stains on New Concrete Pool Deck

    Thanks - a great website with lots of pictures. I couldn't find pictures of any pool decks that the stain had been used on, did I overlook them? I am still looking for more info on using the stain on the perimeter of a deck, and someone who has it or has done it themselves.

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    Default Re: Please Tell Me How to Cover Stains on New Concrete Pool Deck

    Not sure if I have actually seen a pool deck done with acid stain, but if you can do driveways, where cars leak all sorts of things, I figure a little pool water won't harm it.
    Then again, what do I know... don't even have a pool yet!
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    Default Re: Please Tell Me How to Cover Stains on New Concrete Pool Deck

    Quote Originally Posted by webfeet View Post
    Thanks - a great website with lots of pictures. I couldn't find pictures of any pool decks that the stain had been used on, did I overlook them? I am still looking for more info on using the stain on the perimeter of a deck, and someone who has it or has done it themselves.
    http://www.kemiko.com/photo_gallery_2.htm#
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    Thanks, I guess I did overlook it.

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    Default Re: Please Tell Me How to Cover Stains on New Concrete Pool Deck

    Not sure you will get an even color with acid staining your already blotchy concrete, Unless you have your PB spray a cementious overlay first.

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    Default Re: Please Tell Me How to Cover Stains on New Concrete Pool Deck

    You have a beautiful pool, Yomanda. As for acid staining, one feature that I like is the final color does not have be even, and can be a combination of colors. We had the PB replace a portion of our driveway, and we would test the stain on it, before using on the pool deck. We are hesitant to put down a topping, and that is one reason acid staining seems appealing. Thanks for your input.

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    After you acid stain your concrete, it will have a 'dull' color look to it. That is why it will be necessary to use a good sealer to bring the color out. http://www.scofield.com/ And yes you are correct with the different color acid stains giving your concrete a more textured look to it. I'm sure acid staining will definitlely be your best solution.

    http://acid-stain.com/messageboard/messageboardhome.asp

    Thanks for your comment Webfeet.

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