Ugly cracked pea gravel pool deck
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Any inexpensive ideas to redo this hateful pool deck without breaking it up and disposing of it, but minimizing cost.
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Try Epoxy or Glue or something like that.
Grady
on Feb 24, 2015
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There is a concrete crack repair the you just pour in at lowes.
Hope Williams
on Feb 25, 2015
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Be very thankful it's only the pool deck. Our whole front sidewalk is breaking up! We will be addressing that soon. ;(
169756
on Feb 25, 2015
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you can fill the cracks and then have a spray coat pool decking like "Kool cote" put over it. I am building a pool and have the same ugly decking. We are pouring some new concrete decking and then spray coating the old and new decks to be pretty and seamless
Jenny Foersterling
on Feb 25, 2015
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I have same issue but on my front porch and back patio. After 2 years of research I've found the only solution is to jackhammer it out and start over. There is no covering that will withstand foot traffic without peeling off due to uneven texture. You could cover it with patio stones permanently affixed but that will leave a tripping hazard due to edge. If you come up with something I'd love to hear it.
Patti Zgabay
on Feb 25, 2015
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Fill the cracks with concrete and add pea gravel to blend un
Deborah Beltz
on Feb 25, 2015
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You could always make a feature out of it and fill it in with with something else, maybe something bright and glittery or glow in the dark filler? Not sure if there is such a thing but you can get glow in the dark paint...
Michelle
on Feb 26, 2015
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Indoor/ outdoor area rugs. Then just put your patio table and chairs on it and you have a cozy seating area.
CC
on Feb 27, 2015
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how to inlay gravel
Vns1669983
on May 12, 2015
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I am planning to seal the crack with Sikaflex(a self leveling bonding caulk available at lowes) and spread pea gravel over it before it sets. This is working well with joints where I'm using sand. Blends in well and is very durable.
Kevin Richards
on Apr 19, 2016
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