Olympic Patio Tones - Sand Valley - 1 Gallon - Non-slip acrylic deck and patio coating, concrete restorer.

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.

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.

Be aware of the color. When painted the color was w2ay too bright. No bad smell, paint quality smooth, easy to use. Cleaned easy when cats stepped through the door.

Product adheres well, dries fast, looks good, keeps concrete cooler. We used this product when it was made by National and this Olympic brand appears to be the same thing. We have more than usual concrete around our in ground pool. Highly suggest power washing the concrete prior to use for best adhesion. Much more affordable than Cool Deck, tile, or epoxy products. Suggest a good primer if used over concrete filler.

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.

I have a small covered back porch with a painted concrete floor. The old paint was worn and peeling (in spots) and was slippery when wet. I did alot of research on paints, epoxies, and coatings to see what would give me a durable, attractive, non slip finish. I chose the Olympic Patio Tones. I pressure washed the surface, then scrubbed with tsp and pressure washed again. Once dry, I used a leaf blower to get any tiny remaining debris off the porch. We had about 10 days of mid 70s and clear weather. I used Zinser Bullseye 123 Primer (in grey) on the floor first. I was extremely pleased with the coverage of the primer. They get 5 ⭐️ . The next morning I got the Olympic Patio Tones out. I stirred and stirred. I was very hesitant about the color. The color charts for this product are poor at best and vary ridiculously from one website to the next. Anyway, I was trying to get a color somewhat close to the flagstone used around the adjacent koi pond. This paint ended up being army tan when it dried. I wasn't thrilled with the color but would sacrifice for the durability and slip resistance promised by Olympic. The paint rolled on beautifully and the cut in edges along the siding blended perfectly. I didn't have any difficulties with the application. It was a nice creamy, non splattering paint. I also thought that coverage (Sq ft.) according to the label was accurate. We stayed off the back porch for a week to let it set and cure even though it dried very quickly. Now, for the bad. The very bad! I spent days and days preparing the surface, tediously cutting edges along the siding, and carefully applying this paint to have it all ruined by a few leaves that fell during a light rain the other night. Yup! The leaves fell sometime during the night and were blown off the next day. Stains everywhere!!! This product does NOT offer protection! I would also like to add that dirt from foot traffic also leaves stains! I am glad my porch is small and my cost and labor minimal compared to many with large areas to cover. I will repaint with a different product. I will end this with a warning...if you have leaves that will fall on this, kids that will spill things, or any other means of stain producing issues....AVOID THIS COATING! *Desert Sun

We used this around our pool cement. Refreshed the look. Helped lower the temp.while walking with bare feet too. 2 coats. Clean area and dry before applying with large collar.

Great paint for concrete. Usually one coat covers.