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Now I would like to get my front porch, which is also pebblecrete, resurfaced. I have had some quotes to have it skimmed with concrete but they seem very expensive.
The porch is undercover and buts up to a grey concrete drive. As I would like to paint my driveway dark grey again, I thought a matching concrete porch would be nice.
Is there a product I could use to re-finish the pebblecrete? I was thinking maybe something like a paving paint.
Does it need to be sealed first? I am really clueless when it comes to DIY but I'm willing to have a go at it.
Thanks for all your help in the past.
Are the liquidstone products self levelling? I'm wanting to resurface my bathroom floor which is currently pebbles/river stones with relatively large grouted spaces in between. I need a product that won't self level for the shower floor. Currently in the process of replacing grout and considering doing a liquidstone layer on top.
Thanks, Susan
Welcome to the Bunnings Workshop community Susan (@SuseMck). It's great that you've joined us and many thanks for your question.
Are you planning on covering over the pebbles completely and want to use the Liquid Stone product for a finishing coat or do you want to use the Liquid Stone to fill in between the pebbles to raise the grouting height?
Mega Treat has advised that if the product is applied over the pebbles it will be difficult to remove the excess from them due to the acrylic binders included. Liquid Stone has a maximum coat thickness of 2mm per coat. There is a textured primer coat available from Mega Treat through special orders which is designed for filling in between pebbles and can be laid in thicker coats. The Liquid Sandstone can then be applied over the top as a finishing coat.
The Liquid Stone can be used in the shower recess as it is not self-levelling and is applied with a brush or trowel. You will need to apply a top coat of a clear acrylic sealer to protect the Liquid Sandstone.
Please let me know if you need further information or had any questions about the process.
Mitchell
@JRRed thanks heaps. Definitely looks like a better option at first glance, off to read more. Really appreciate the help 
Hi MitchellMc
Did you find out what product JJred used to cover his pebblecrete, as i need to do the same...?
John
Welcome to the Bunnings Workshop community @jvs043. It's great to have you join us and many thanks for your question.
@JRRed showed interest in the Megatreat products I mentioned but never officially got back to us on what they used. The products linked are suitable for this purpose, so if you are looking for an option there is certainly one available. Hopefully @JRRed can update us on what they ended up using.
We look forward to following along with your project and hearing about what others you have around the house and garden. We'd encourage you to let us know anytime you need assistance or had something to share. I trust you'll find loads of inspiration on the site as our creative members are posting their projects here every day.
Mitchell
