Resincoat UV and Weather Resistant Outdoor Patio Paint - Matte Finish for Concrete Slabs & Flags - Direct from UK Manufacturer - Goose Grey, 5KG

Surprisingly good, surface needs prep and repointing before else it’ll look terrible, good coverage and easy to apply. Better than I expected it to be (it’s no new patio, but for £150 (two pots) - it’s given it a little more life. Needs 2-3 coats - wish it came in bigger quantities. This is the ivory, when initially painted looks pretty white! Dries a little more stone like. After one coat, I had to drag the BBQ and storage box back over it to paint the other half and didn’t scratch off - only been on for a day but so far so good! I voted to go grey, my wife wanted ivory, think the ivory actually came out better than we thought it would, really lightens up the garden! Any shine in the pictures is just the resin still drying, the aerial shot taken 10 mins after finishing.

More of a dark purple grey then expected however looks lovely ☺️ excellent quality and dried really quick within 30 mins. Delivery was smooth no problems. Really easy to apply I used standard paint brushes. Really durable as my sons have played basketball and the paint has remained good.

Brilliant paint, unfortunately when I order another pot, it came damaged. Lots of paint had spilled into the plastic bag that surrounds the pot. I had to send back, this delayed my finishing my project.

We didn’t like your concrete slabs in our garden so we decided to go with the budget version and painted them. Very happy with the result, easy to use and works well. It’s coming off in some places but I assume it’s because of the kind of tiles. The only downside that you can only order 5L.

One 5l tin was enough to apply two coats across my patio back garden, with enough left over for a third coat over the area where furniture will be used. Even after a single coat it seemed like a second wasn't necessary as it covered so well, we did anyway to future proof as long as possible. Very pleased with how easy this paint was to apply, virtually odourless. For those considering this project, here is what I used/did. Get a chisel or another suitable hard pointed tool to remove existing grout/compound in between tiles. Try to remove as much of it as possible, I found a handheld hoover really helped here. Don't want your paint roller picking up clumps of dirt or dust. Use the etch and clean stuff resincoat provide, follow instructions including jet wash afterwards. Let patio dry for 2 days. Open tin of paint, mix well ( I used drill attachment). Use an angled brush to paint along edges and corners (cutting in). Then pour paint into rolling tray, and use a medium pile rolling sleeve with an extension pole. Get rolling. Leave to dry for four hours and repeat for second coat.

I did my homework and spent almost £800 and paint from this company. The paint was stored for a few months in the boxes in my shed until my garden is finished. We painted a last August and I was really pleased with the results initially The paint flaked cracked and does not withstand a jet wash the claims this company make are false and I wonder how many people who have posted these reviews will feel the same after the year The company claims it weatherproof and long lasting it is neither I contacted the company and they were less than helpful and offered me a discount on paint which I declined. As a result. I’ve used the very last of the paint to try and make good the surface but I doubt it will hold so we’ll probably end up replacing or The paving stones. I wish I had never painted them and instead just jet washed and cleaned them as it was a massive waste of time and money and this company are just not interested in putting it right. I bought directly from them and Amazon and they claimed they checked my batch and there were no issues. How would they know when they were bought at different times This was an expensive mistake

Does exactly was it says on tin. As long as surface prepared properly. Delivery was great. Just gone over my patio after 2 years and hads really bought back to life.

I jet washed the surface. Some of the joints were filled with sika all weather (didn’t like it). Will be re-doing them with sila pro 3 self levelling sealer. I’ve sealed the pavers with 2 coats before applying the paint and that helped as the cement is porous. Good coverage from 1 tin (5l even though a few people are saying is 2.5l or half empty) I was able to apply 2 coats. It dries in 4hrs (it say 4-6hrs). To prevent tackiness and staining and stuff sticking, I’ll apply Sika Patio Sealant again. It will rain and I’m waiting for the 2nd tin (that’s to protect it). Then after the 3rd coat, I’ll apply again Sika sealant. I’ll cover it so the rain can’t run it but sometimes even covered the wind blows water under (i use plenty of weights). So the key is to apply sealant at the end (some sealants say to not apply it over the paint. I use solvent free one from Sika)