Concrete resurfacing specialists · Western Sydney

Spray-crete resurfacing in Western Sydney

Faded, stained or patchy concrete doesn’t need to be ripped out. Spray-crete bonds a new decorative surface over your existing slab, in your choice of colour and pattern, then gets sealed to keep it looking new.

Gunmetal spray-crete driveway with a large box pattern on a modern Western Sydney home
Best for
Driveways, paths, patios, pool surrounds, steps
Typical time
1–5 days for most homes
Options
20 colours · 20+ stencils · flake · borders
Care
Wash down; periodic re-seal

Why it works

Why homeowners choose spray-crete over replacement

No demolition

We work over your existing slab. No jackhammering, no skip bins, no re-pour.

Done in days

Most driveways and outdoor areas are finished within a few days, not weeks.

Real design choice

Tile, brick, stone and box patterns, borders and feature inlays in 20 base colours.

Sealed surface

A protective sealer helps resist oil, stains and UV fading, and makes cleaning easy.

Grip where it matters

A non-slip additive can go into the sealer for paths, steps and pool areas.

Kerb appeal

The driveway is the first thing people see. A finished one changes the whole front of the house.

What it is

What is spray-crete?

Spray-crete (sometimes called spray-on concrete or spray paving) is a thin, polymer-modified cement overlay. It’s sprayed onto clean, sound concrete and bonds to it, creating a new wearing surface a few millimetres thick.

Before spraying, we can lay a stencil (tile, brick, cobblestone and so on) over a base coat. When the stencil is lifted, it leaves crisp “grout” lines in the base colour, so the finished surface looks like pavers without the trip hazards or weeds. Decorative flake can be broadcast for texture, and the whole surface is sealed.

Is it right for you?

When spray-crete is, and isn’t, the right call

Spray-crete is a resurfacing system, not a structural repair. It’s ideal when the slab underneath is solid but looks tired. We’ll assess this at the free measure and tell you straight if it isn’t a good candidate.

  • Great for: faded, stained, oil-marked or patchy concrete; mismatched repairs; new plain driveways you want finished properly.
  • Usually fine: hairline and minor cracks. These are cut and repaired first (fine cracks may re-appear if the slab keeps moving).
  • Not suitable: slabs that are heaving, sinking, badly broken or lifted by tree roots. These need replacing first.
Plain grey concrete driveway in Caddens before resurfacing

How we do it

Our spray-crete process

Resurfacing is only as good as the preparation underneath. On every job we:

  1. 01

    High-pressure clean and degrease the slab, removing oil, moss and loose material.

  2. 02

    Cut out and repair cracks and spalled sections, and treat expansion joints.

  3. 03

    Apply a bonding base coat in your chosen colour.

  4. 04

    Lay the stencil pattern (if chosen) and spray the top coat, with flake if selected.

  5. 05

    Lift the stencil, clean up edges and apply two coats of protective sealer.

  6. 06

    Walk you through cure times and when it’s ready to walk and drive on.

Colours & patterns

20 colours. 20+ patterns. Your call.

Every base colour works with every stencil. Mix them in the Design Studio, then we bring real samples to your measure.

Open the Design Studio

Base colours

  • Jet Black spray-crete colour swatchJet Black
  • Gunmetal spray-crete colour swatchGunmetal
  • Charcoal spray-crete colour swatchCharcoal
  • Bluestone spray-crete colour swatchBluestone
  • Granite spray-crete colour swatchGranite
  • Slate Grey spray-crete colour swatchSlate Grey
  • French Grey spray-crete colour swatchFrench Grey
  • Bluegum spray-crete colour swatchBluegum
  • Silver Sands spray-crete colour swatchSilver Sands
  • Chocolate spray-crete colour swatchChocolate
  • Brick Red spray-crete colour swatchBrick Red
  • Dark Terracotta spray-crete colour swatchDark Terracotta
  • Light Terracotta spray-crete colour swatchLight Terracotta
  • Sandstone spray-crete colour swatchSandstone
  • Chestnut spray-crete colour swatchChestnut
  • Lite Mocha spray-crete colour swatchLite Mocha
  • Merino spray-crete colour swatchMerino
  • Sandy Beige spray-crete colour swatchSandy Beige
  • Cream spray-crete colour swatchCream
  • White spray-crete colour swatchWhite

Stencil patterns

  • Large Tile stencil patternLarge Tile
  • Quarry Tile stencil patternQuarry Tile
  • Block stencil patternBlock
  • Brick stencil patternBrick
  • Rustic Brick stencil patternRustic Brick
  • Classic Herringbone stencil patternClassic Herringbone
  • Basket Weave stencil patternBasket Weave
  • Diamond Tile stencil patternDiamond Tile
  • Mediterranean stencil patternMediterranean
  • Antique Tile stencil patternAntique Tile
  • Regal Tile stencil patternRegal Tile
  • Random Bluestone stencil patternRandom Bluestone
  • Ashlar Slate stencil patternAshlar Slate
  • Convict Brick stencil patternConvict Brick
  • Cobblestone stencil patternCobblestone
  • English Cobble stencil patternEnglish Cobble
  • Keystone stencil patternKeystone
  • Flagstone stencil patternFlagstone
  • Bushrock stencil patternBushrock
  • European Fan stencil patternEuropean Fan

Proof

Recent spray-crete projects

All projects
Silver Sands spray-crete driveway with large tile-box design in St Marys Spray-Crete Before
St Marys

Tile Boxes Design

  • Silver Sands + black baseline
  • Black and white flecks
Silver Sands spray-crete driveway with large tile-box design in St Marys
Plain grey concrete driveway at a modern home in St Marys before resurfacing
Before After

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St Marys · Spray-Crete · Driveway & entry path

Tile Boxes Design

A modern two-storey home with a wide, plain grey driveway. We resurfaced the driveway and front path in Silver Sands over a black baseline, with black and white flecks and a large tile-box design that lines up with the clean lines of the façade.

Location
St Marys, NSW
Surface
Driveway & entry path
Design
Tile boxes
Colour
Silver Sands + black baseline
Flecks
Black and white
French Grey Ashlar Slate stencilled spray-crete driveway in Castle Hill Spray-Crete Before
Castle Hill

PebbleCrete to Ashlar Slate Stencil Pattern

  • French Grey + white baseline
  • Black flecks
French Grey Ashlar Slate stencilled spray-crete driveway in Castle Hill
Worn brown pebblecrete path in Castle Hill before resurfacing
Before After

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Castle Hill · Spray-Crete · Driveway & paths

PebbleCrete to Ashlar Slate Stencil Pattern

Worn brown pebblecrete on the driveway and front paths. Rather than ripping it out, we resurfaced over it in French Grey with a white baseline and black flecks, finished in an Ashlar Slate stencil pattern.

Location
Castle Hill, NSW
Surface
Driveway & paths
Original surface
PebbleCrete
Pattern
Ashlar Slate stencil
Colour
French Grey + white baseline
Flecks
Black
GunMetal spray-crete driveway with star compass feature in Leppington Spray-Crete Before
Leppington

Tile Boxes Design + Star Compass

  • GunMetal + black baseline
  • Bluegum flecks
GunMetal spray-crete driveway with star compass feature in Leppington
Plain dark concrete driveway in Leppington before resurfacing
Before After

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Leppington · Spray-Crete · Driveway

Tile Boxes Design + Star Compass

A new home with a plain driveway. We finished it in GunMetal over a black baseline with Bluegum flecks, a tile-box design and a star compass feature in the centre that sets off the timber-look garage door.

Location
Leppington, NSW
Surface
Driveway
Design
Tile boxes + star compass
Colour
GunMetal + black baseline
Flecks
Bluegum

Gallery

More of our spray-crete work

How it works

Four steps. No surprises.

You’ll always know what’s happening, when, and when you can use the surface again.

  1. 01

    Free measure & quote

    We check the slab, measure up and bring real colour and pattern samples. You get a clear written quote.

  2. 02

    Preparation

    Pressure cleaning or diamond grinding, crack and spall repair, masking. The part that decides how long it lasts.

  3. 03

    Apply the system

    Base coats, colour, flake or stencil pattern, applied in the right conditions at the right thickness.

  4. 04

    Seal & hand over

    Protective sealer, then a walk-through of cure times and simple care so it stays looking new.

FAQs

Spray-Crete: your questions answered

Can’t see your question? Ask us directly, we’re happy to help.

How long does spray-crete last?

With good prep and a quality sealer, spray-crete is a long-lasting surface. How long the sealer looks its best depends on traffic, sun and care. Most surfaces benefit from a re-seal every few years, which refreshes colour and protection.

Can spray-crete go over cracked concrete?

Minor cracks, yes. We cut and repair them before resurfacing. If the slab is still moving, fine cracks can reflect through over time. Slabs that are heaving, sunken or broken need replacing first, and we’ll tell you if that’s the case.

How long before I can drive on it?

Foot traffic is usually fine within a day, and vehicles after a few days once the sealer has cured. We’ll give you exact timings for your job, as weather plays a part.

Is spray-crete slippery?

Sealed surfaces can be slippery when wet, so we can add a non-slip additive to the sealer on paths, steps, slopes and around pools.

Can I see colours and patterns before deciding?

Yes. Try combinations in our Design Studio, then we bring physical samples to your free on-site measure.

Spray-crete vs pavers: which is better?

Pavers look great but can shift, sink and grow weeds between joints. Spray-crete gives a paver-style look on a continuous, sealed slab with no joints to move, and it goes over the concrete you already have.

Free quote

Let’s look at your concrete.

Tell us a little about the job and we’ll arrange a free on-site measure and quote. Prefer to talk? Call Ray directly.

  • Free on-site measure & colour samples
  • Most homes done in 1–5 days
  • Proper prep: grinding, crack repair, sealing
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What do you need?

Free and no obligation. We’ll call you back to talk through your job.