It needs to be re-top coated every two years if traffic is high.I'll give ya a quick rundown of the steps:Step 1: You'll need to purchase your concrete overlay product. ( many out there ) My brand was bella vernichi.

The great part is the reframing used the existing header and just closed in the excess window width, so inspection was simple because I didn't touch the actual structural members so he just looked at the nailing on the new studs and sheathing on the outside and it was done.After that a coat of stucco top to bottom and paint and the whole house has a different look to it now.

The entire tub is then sprayed with several coats and must dry for a couple days.

You want to put the stripper on quiete thick as thicker and "air tight" the coating the better it will work.

You could get three coats on and have it painted before lunch.

Two coats to four coats.

Used Bullseye Primer (2 coats) which got rid of the nicotine stains but, the smell was still there.

The apron is the transition between the roadway and the driveway, and is usually thicker than the driveway itself (hence why it costs more).Here's a pic I swiped off Google:

Also, Mike does not sugar coat the issues, so he is more believable and inspiring.

:mrgreen: Your tenants/tenant buyers all have nicer; cars, TVs, stereos, (I guess now we can add; iPods, PDAs and cell phones) than you do.Your tax return is a thicker than any paper you ever wrote in HS or college.You've been asking your local HD manager why they don't sell fishing, camping and skiing gear, and groceries.all cash