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What is the patio treatment and color?

Pamela Simchick

3 years ago

love the patio style! would love the color and process used.

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Armond Aquatech Pools
3 years ago
Thank you for your comments. This is a rock salt treatment we use while the concrete is still wet to simulate a travertine. Rock salt is broadcast into the cement and troweled in while wet. Once the cement cures the salt is removed and the voids in the concrete remain.
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