Kelley Technical Coatings Olympic Patio Tones - Champagne - 1 Gallon - Non-slip acrylic deck and patio coating, concrete restorer.

Amazing paint! I painted my patio that we had previously tiled. The tile was not outdoor tile so it was slippery and we had it removed. So the concrete was very splotchy. I was able to paint the whole patio which consists of an original 10x10 and then two additions-one 3x10 and another 8x20 with 2 gallons. It was so easy to apply. Just wet before first application, paint the border with a brush and then pour it on and roll it. Two coats is needed but it looks amazing. My son says it looks like a rich persons house now! It is not slippery at all when wet which is perfect!

I have a concrete pool deck that was full of cracks and in desperately need of resurfacing. I received quotes from $5K-$8K to restore it. After much research, I found this paint product and it was an answer to a prayer. The champagne color is a nice golden color (closest to a sand color vibe). I power washed my pool deck then painted 2 coats of this paint. I live in AZ and had to wait till the temps dropped to under 90 degrees to use it, and painted at sunset. This paint truly transformed the look of my pool deck and backyard! I have left over paint for any future touch ups and even if it lasts only 2 years it was worth the time and money. Tip: If I were to do it over again, I would have blended sand to the paint for added texture. Google or ChatGPT gives instructions on how to blend it.

This went on smoothly with a large roller. Texture is non slippery which will work out perfectly for the upcoming summer. We ended up using two containers to refresh and touch up around our pool.

This is a good product. But Do NOT do as I did. 1: I'm a man. So I have the "you don't need to read the manual gene". 2: Naturally I did not read the well explained instructions on the can until I was half done, frustrated with how well it was sealing the tiny holes. 3: Once I did read the instructions, I realized what I was doing wrong: You have to mix it with some water to thin it down for the first coat, in order for it to penetrate deep into small holes. When I did that, it spread flawlessly using a thick roller. Put a LOT on. Do not use it when it's hot on the surface from the sun. So early morning, late eve, or shade will do the trick. You can hose of the area and just spread it that way without having to mix it with water. Once dry for a few hours, then a full-strength coat will go on easily and smoothly. Don't drag furniture on it for 2 days. It says it drys fast, but it may take 2 days for full strength.

The first coating kinda shrank a little, but the second coating makes a nice clean look and seemingly too be durable.

This is a great deck paint. I added about 1/4 cup of a quality white exterior primer to lighten the shade to more closely match the sand here in Florida. It's durable and the cooling feature is accurate. We have dogs so I'm working on a second coat, simply to look great but the antislip hasn't been an issue. Buy this paint! You'll be delighted.

Definitely not the color listed Champaign is a yellow cream color when it comes. The drying time and product coverage was good but the color is a definite no go.

If it’s one thing we’ve learned it’s that you have to pay the price for the right paint. Do it once and it’s done and looks great. You buy bargain paint and you end up with a sore back and double the time. It dries a little lighter than we thought but it went on flawlessly and is even and beautiful. Definitely worth it.