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Recently on the DIY network I watched a fireplace makeover in which the family used concrete with a red brick color to imitate the existing red bricks. This turned out beautifully and my question is: Can I do this same technique on a kitchen floor?
I would have to rip out the existing vinyl down to the subfloor, scrape clean, apply the concrete with the color of choice, smooth out, let dry, and topcoat with what? I know I will have to caulk edges and be very careful but how practical is this idea and can it even be done close to what I am thinking??? Please help!! |
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