Instruction: Evaluate the answerability of a question by analyzing the related document, outputting yes if the document contains information addressing the question, and no otherwise.

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Question: for pool
Document: I painted my pool deck with Sure Step for safety, but the appearance is even better than I thought it would be, so I bought some more to paint a couple of concrete retaining walls, and a gazebo. The gazebo has a look of stucco, which is the outcome I had hoped for. I can heartily recommend this product.
This transformation occurring a whopping 6 weeks after job completion.
The nitty-gritty: I pressure washed, etched, applied 1 coat of bonding primer, THREE coats of this crap and capped the job off w/two applications of a clear top-coat. Result:  over $100. in materials later dressing up a 120 square foot uncovered, concrete exterior patio (not to mention several hours of labor), the original paint color is turning to from an attractive light beige to a charming urea yellow.
Just keep in mind that there are little bits of "sand" in this paint to cause the grip, and the sand bits do settle in the bottom. It may be easier to use a pan and keep rolling it around. On my rough concrete I did it all by hand as the roller seemed to miss many spots.
I was a little hesitant as the cost was just under $30 for the paint, plus $16 to ship. But, I have to make her happy so I bought it. What a difference, it is a wonderful color and looks great on our older sidewalks leading up to our home.
I originally purchased the lighter gray color as they had it at my local Home Depot. The product is very nice and easy to work with. It is thick and goes on smooth flat concrete or even very uneven and bumpy concrete. I purchased the gray to cover my outside sidewalks as they had been patched over the years and was starting to look like a paint by numbers.
I know that because we did have some slight flooding last year and it created quite a mess as the previous owners simply used your basic indoor house paint for the concrete basement floor. I did some light sanding and scraping to get all the loose paint off, washed and simply applied the new Sure Step paint thickly to the floor. Again, it looks amazing and has a fine grit to it so that we don't slip and fall.
I am going to cover our wooden porch floor with this as well to reduce slipping when wet.I highly recommend this product, no matter what color you choose or what your use is on your home. Simply clean the area well and make sure there is no moisture or dirt. The drying time is very good. It says wait 24 hours before walking on, however it was dry to the touch in about an hour or so and I could walk on it in 6-8 hours without a worry.
Answer: yes