I've tried this several years ago. I wanted the flagstone look where I had a cement slab patio. I made my own stencils and switched positions around to make it look more realistic. I used sponges and house paint (which I don't recommend as it peeled up in short time!). I didn't seal it, either. I don't regret trying it, but suggest trying a small area to make sure you like it.
Go to the top of this page to "explore projects" click on that, then go to "makeovers" click on that, then patios, click on that. There are several painting patio Hometalker blogs on there for painting patios. If you just keep scrolling down you will find the one I think you are looking for.
I was wondering if you could help me with something -- I have an entirely oak kitchen. I know it's the rage now to paint or gel stain cabinets. I've been considering ...
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hi, I'm in the process of refreshing my birdbath. I have cleaned it and wanted to give it a more "stone" look. I bought a textured spray paint but then realized it pr...
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We are about to repaint our home and I would love some suggestions on color. We will not be painting the brick. If there wasn't chimney with the same brick, I would b...
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I've tried this several years ago. I wanted the flagstone look where I had a cement slab patio. I made my own stencils and switched positions around to make it look more realistic. I used sponges and house paint (which I don't recommend as it peeled up in short time!). I didn't seal it, either. I don't regret trying it, but suggest trying a small area to make sure you like it.
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Go to the top of this page to "explore projects" click on that, then go to "makeovers" click on that, then patios, click on that. There are several painting patio Hometalker blogs on there for painting patios. If you just keep scrolling down you will find the one I think you are looking for.