KILZ L378701 Interior/Exterior Slip-Resistant Decorative Concrete Paint, 128 Fl Oz (Pack of 1), Gray

I read some of the other reviews that weren’t so good but I have to tell you I think it’s amazing. I would not recommend to put it on in the direct sun because it drives too fast but once it’s done, it’s absolutely gorgeous.

Used this to cover my patio concrete, it was old and cracked and just dull. Really didn't want to replace the concrete at this point. I had used the products suggested and this just did not work.... the adhesive roller just did not want to roll and was using to much of the coating so I decided to paint it on with just a brush....Way better results!!! This method covered all the pits and cracks (I painted a coating on the deeper cracks first, and went over a second time), what a major difference. Guess I won't be needing to replace any concrete soon. I love it!!! Have had many compliments.....Next summer I will be continuing the rest of the concrete around my in ground pool, can't wait. Best money I've spent on a simple upgrade project!! Thanks KILZ!!!!

Three coats and water bubbles appeared after 1st rain. Called Kilz and they admitted it is NOT waterproof.Took a diamond grinding disk to concrete and etched the concrete before following the application instructions to a tee, bought all the right rollers and brushes (not cheap) as required. Waited 3 hours between coats and had more than 72hrs to cure. Five days later it rains and bubbles appear. At $65 a gallon this stuff is not cheap and turns out it can't handle a very light rain shower. Now they want me to strip and re-etch the effected area and reapply the coating. Don't apply to concrete that's not covered from the elements.Update: The surface continued to produce water bubbles after a heavy rain, contacted Kilz and inquired about a possible sealer or waterproofing product, they could not recommend one. After much research decided to try Rust-Oleum "Seal-Krete Clear-Sealer" over the existing coating. Went with the satin finish. Easy to roll on, applied 2 coats to the areas that would definitely get wet from the rain, looked much better w/ the satin finish. Cured for 72hrs and then had 2 days of rain. No water bubbles, the rain appeared as if it was on an expensive car waxing. Totally water-proof, highly recommend.

This is tricky to use. If you can be patient, it will be beautiful.... however; it doesn't cover as far as it's supposed to. I used it on about a total of 6 square feet then ran out. You have to scoop it on and roller or dab it around with a paint brush. It will not spread like paint with a brush. Think of trying to spread kids school glue mixed with sand. That's the consistency of it. It does have great grip and looks beautiful when done but I do have to get another gallon as it was too thin in some areas due to me running out. For a small project, it's a great product. For the price, I wouldn't do a large project with it unless you have the money to spare. The end result is amazing, the price for coverage..... not so much

I waited to long to try this cuase of all the bad reviews but after redoing my front porch I ended up doing the whole walkway and ally in my back area to. If it was cheaper I'd redo my drive also. I waited over a year to write this so I can say it's worth it. I did have to figure out what worked best as far as the way you paint it on. I use a small roller and would pour the paint out in small amounts then kinda spread it in the area that I need it w my roller. I would do small sections and then move on. This worked out great considering I could only buy one can at a time cuz of how much they are (I normally waited for "used" cans so it wasn't to bad). But I've had very little issues as far as cracking from weather and I live in deep east Texas so it rains a lot and I'm in a flood zone so I feel like if it was going to it would have. I see a lot of these bad reviews are people that painted on wrong or didn't follow directions prior to putting it on. I had previously power washed all these areas to make sure that anything loose was off. It massively upgraded my curb appeal which is great because this is a old house that we bought and do not have the finances to completely redo everything. All in all outside of cost it's great