I wouldn't do the epoxy option, (unless you want to do this yourself)

....concrete overlay is the better way to go. These are just my thoughts.....

Hi, I doubt it is the concrete but more likely the finish, the filler, the grit the penetrating finish. This being the case I would seek the opinion of a really good concrete polisher baring in mind there are polishers and the there are Polishers

Sorry to advise this, but concrete batches are all unique. Nothing will make this better, it will always be noticeable to you....however it may pay to keep in mind the reason you wanted polished concrete in the first instance, the "non-uniform" appeal, character etc. It does provide a side story to the end result..

hi

yes batches are different from batch to batch, but the finishers, toner, and self levellers, grout, are all different and have differing impact of the finish. Two of my Grandsons work in the concrete polishing industry (have for years)and come across this problem every other day. They are so very used to fixing up concrete pourers blues. I do know of some extreme difficulties (some over forty years old under carpet that have had the same problem) that have given my boys a hard time. However, at the end of it, using the right gear, you can literally see your face in the reflection plus the reflected image via the window.

I had a similar problem with outdoor concrete under my veranda, where a section had to be redone, in spite of the guy's best effort to match, the stone looks different. I am a perfectionist, but decided not to draw anyone's attention to it. I also placed furniture somewhat strategically and after 8 months not one person has commented. Conclusion, I'm the fiercest critic and maybe it is not as bad as I think.

Stencil Crete ?

Have you looked at the Pangaea Polished Concrete Veneer as an option? http://pangaeafloors.com.au/

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