KILZ Over Armor Solid Color Weathered Wood & Concrete Resurfacer, Exterior, Waterproofing, Textured Coating, Slate Gray, 1 Gallon

4.6 it covers easily but needed 2 heavy coats. We were covering a patio previously painted. No cracks or stains. It's thick but not so thick. We used paint brush and roller. It's battleship Grey color. We don't know how long lasting it is bc we just applied. Dries pretty quickly. It's not cheap but cheaper than carpeting.

I think for the price, this stuff is great. My concrete looked terrible from years of stains and discolouration. Since there was no cracks, I decided just to cover it up. It made the chips look better, though you will need several coats to smooth it out to an acceptable amount. Only been a couple of weeks, but it adheres pretty will and dries fairly quickly. All I will say is that it looks more grey in photos but in real-life, there is a slight blue tinge to it. I recommend a respirator, as the scent will give you a headache. Only wish I took before photos!

If you'd like to thin this product, As I did, for an INTERIOR Wood Shop Floor, you CAN,... add NO MORE than 8 OZ of H20 to a GALLON....Add it slowly, 2 Oz at a time, while stirring, Keep this product warm before applying...it is like applying Cake Icing, Quite Thick...Stir with a drill and paint paddle, SECURE the Can !!! this stuff is SO Thick, the can will spin !! When Thinned and Stirred for a LONG time, while warm, it applies quite well, Very Durable on my INTERIOR Wood Shop Floor...was able to do 1 Coat, (Kilz Recommends 2) and it went down easily, and is beautiful and Durable, I drag wood,tools,Chairs,and sweep regularly. Spills don't soak in either, including other H20 based paints I've spilled. I Would NOT attempt spraying this product...I used a moistened (H20) 3/8" nap roller and a 3" Brush. Slate Grey was a good looking color...It has stood up to Work Boots and Snowy,Wet/Sandy messes with the NOT recommended Single Coat ! (New,OSB,3/4" Plywood Flooring) Very Happy !! Get it !!!

This paint is great! It fills in cracks ! I sanded and prepped my surface like it said to do! I used a roller brush for first coat ! I had to buy another can of it for 2nd coat ! I used a deck stain brush for this coat ! I ran out of paint to cover entire porch! This goes on thick and you need to work it in the cracks with the brush! I am very pleased with product ! Coverage per can will vary how you put it on ! Brush or roller! I am very happy with how it looks!

Finding a good paint to use on my 100 year old stoop is not easy. I needed a product to cover cement patches and a history of other paint. Plus, this is Chicago, so paint that would be durable for winter, salt, and not slippery was not only necessary, it's vital. I was apprehensive about buying paint that might get ruined in transit through damage or whatnot, but I took my chances. The packaging was terrific and the can arrived safe and sound. The thickness of this product is like a mirror glaze you would put on a cake, which is perfect to cover up the uneven surfaces and cracks I wanted to cover. I used a medium putty knife to scoop out the paint and a 3 inch paint brush to spread it. Super easy and effective. The directions call for over 40 degrees and two coats. Well, my stoop is 8 stairs with a landing by the front door. Between my needs and the can, I did not have enough to cover the stair kicks, but I did do the treads. The second can is on its way here now. It dried overnight. We haven't had rain or snow for a few days and it's been unseasonably warm, so I was able to tackle this now. I'm very pleased!