Overlay on a pea gravel deck

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11:36a, 6/19/17
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Anyone done this or know of a product you can roll on or use to cover up the pea gravel? I don't want to completely tear up the deck, but I hate the pea gravel. I have googled until I'm tired and can't find anything. I think the cost to have a company come in and do it is way more than I want to spend.
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11:46a, 6/19/17
Maybe I'm reading it wrong but couldn't you rent a compactor and then just do pavers over the top?
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In reply to aezmvp • 11:54a, 6/19/17
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Pretty sure he's talking about an exposed aggregate finish to the concrete deck, not loose pea gravel.
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In reply to rlb28 • 1:54p, 6/19/17
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Following. Having the same question
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In reply to YellAg2004 • 1:57p, 6/19/17
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YellAg2004 said:
Pretty sure he's talking about an exposed aggregate finish to the concrete deck, not loose pea gravel.
correct. pea gravel cemented into the concrete. not loose.
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4:46p, 6/19/17
I had mine covered in cool deck at my old house by pool works in Houston. I don't know of a diy solution.
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In reply to helloag99 • 5:05p, 6/19/17
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nimrodag99 said:
I had mine covered in cool deck at my old house by pool works in Houston. I don't know of a diy solution.
any idea of the cost? obviously the square footage will be different, but I just wonder was it outrageous?
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In reply to rlb28 • 11:32p, 6/21/17
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nimrodag99 said:
I had mine covered in cool deck at my old house by pool works in Houston. I don't know of a diy solution.
any idea of the cost? obviously the square footage will be different, but I just wonder was it outrageous?
It was like 10 years ago, but I seem to remember something like $3/SF. Call them! Cost will go +$10/SF if you have to replace slab panels.
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In reply to helloag99 • 8:33a, 6/22/17
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nimrodag99 said:
rlb28 said:
nimrodag99 said:
I had mine covered in cool deck at my old house by pool works in Houston. I don't know of a diy solution.
any idea of the cost? obviously the square footage will be different, but I just wonder was it outrageous?
It was like 10 years ago, but I seem to remember something like $3/SF. Call them! Cost will go +$10/SF if you have to replace slab panels.
probably sounds right. at $3/sf mine would be like $4,500. was hoping for a DIY fix. not sure if I want to spend that right now on something that is a "want" not a need. Thanks!
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