I made a bad DIY decision and tried to stain and seal the concrete in my garage myself. It did *not* turn out the way I planned. How do I fix a bad concrete finish?
Reviewed by Shannon Martin, Licensed Insurance Agent.
Luckily, your concrete finish doesn’t have to stay that way. Here’s what salvaging that bad concrete finish in your garage might involve:
Stripping the sealant and stain
Grinding down and resurfacing the concrete surface to give your concrete floor a blank slate
Picking a new stain and sealant to apply
Resurfacing concrete can be complicated, so it often work that’s best left to a professional. You can also walk through with them what kind of vision you were going for last time around and what went wrong so they can help you nail it this next time.
Best of luck! After spending all this time and effort on your garage, make sure it, along with the rest of your home, is protected by the right
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