paint roller used on concrete
A paint roller or brush can be used to apply textured acrylic concrete coatings.

Applying a textured acrylic concrete coating is a great way to give old concrete surfacessuch as steps, patios, sidewalks, and drivewaysa new look. In addition, the textured surface provides a safe, non-slip finish.

Textured acrylic concrete coatings contain a heavy-duty resin for better adhesion and color. They can be easily applied directly to the concrete surface using a standard paint roller or brush.

Concrete steps before and after applying textured concrete coating.
Concrete steps before and after applying textured concrete coating.

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Over time, concrete surfaces can start looking old, worn, and dull. You can give your concrete a new look finish with a textured acrylic concrete coating.

Concrete coatings are ideal for steps, patios, sidewalks, and driveways. Because the coating is textured, it also provides a safe, non-slip surface.

The heavy-duty resin provides superior adhesion and the consistent color enhances the fresh look the coating provides. Simply use a standard paintbrush or roller and apply directly to the concrete surface.

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