Don't waste $200 on that 'pro grade' spray-on cure like I did

I bought a case of that Curecrete brand stuff from a supply house near Denver thinking it'd save me time. Big mistake. It peeled and flaked on a 2,000 sq ft driveway pour and I had to grind it all off. Lost the whole $200 and a whole Saturday fixing it. Anyone else had bad luck with sprayed cures?

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the_anthony19d ago

Wait, you mean that $200 can of "miracle in a bottle" didn't magically turn your driveway into a showroom? I'm shook. Next you're gonna tell me their "space age polymer" was actually just watered down Elmer's glue mixed with regret.

casey_wood219d ago

Oh man, I gotta jump in here but not to defend that scam - you're mostly right but the glue isn't Elmer's, it's actually more like cheap acrylic floor wax mixed with a little mineral spirits. I looked into it once after getting burned on a similar product and found out half these "space age" coatings are just standard industrial sealants with fancier labels. Still garbage though, just a slightly different kind of garbage.

bettyroberts17d ago

Makes me think of half the things we buy nowadays. Seems like every product promises the moon but it's really just the same old stuff with a fancy label and a higher price tag.