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I've heard of people having issues with DIY concrete sealants because they are not 'strong enough'. I would bet the old finish (on your 10 year old kitchen floor) is no longer available (CARB II regulations or discontinuation/bankruptcy ) which is why you are seeing a massive difference in durability. I would then start calling around to other concrete finishes to find out their opinions.

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I would get the full name of the sealant, the date the concete was poured and the date the sealant was applied. Don't ignore it and think it wouldn't happen to you. All it takes is one negative comment to raise a red flag. Listen to recommendations - pros and cons. We found we had a couple really highly recommended stampers here locally but were already committed to use the ones our pool builder contracted.ДЄnother lesson. We learned after the fact that we should have gotten our own concrete people. We ended up with three cracks - one running near the expansion joint from the skimmer - but we at least feel we did what we could to limit cracks.

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Where they used the manual smaller saw the cuts are much sharper.

Our concrete guys had a special saw (like an edger) that did straight saw cuts. We thought about going the PVC deck joint route but heard too much about the strips eventually cracking. We were told the original job was done when the concrete was too dry. Also when stamping it is important to have the concrete be just right - not too wet or dry. Not later the next day, not a week later. You need to do the saw cuts around 2 hours after pouring - at the latest early the next morning after a pour. Here is what we found after calling recommended stampers. Take pictures of everything - before, after and especially during. Because we were able to prove the rebar was improperly placed (not the contracted 16' and left on ground rather than suspended) we were able to get a new deck installed. Within the first week we had over 30 cracks. When we reminded them they never 'got to it'. Even though our contract said we required expansion joints/saw cuts (I was willing to do anything to keep from having cracks), our builder did not put them in. We just went through the stamping nightmare.