Okay, here we are at the house this week off the KK and Osay Tb2 Zuri. This is Rick with Custom Concreate Design. We're going to come in here and start doing some grinding. The floor is pretty raw right now. It's got a lot of the whole thing actually has to be ground down pretty good. It's got quite a bit of gradient and it needs to be done. So we're getting ready to get it all cleaned up, kind of clean up the edges, get some of the debris off the floor and then we're going to go ahead and start grinding. There's the main living room. It's got a lot of pot marks that have to be filled in. This concrete is pretty aged so. And then a small bedroom in here. Okay, the previous pictures just before this video were basically two base coats skimmed out. This, what you're seeing right now is the texture coat. We put that on yesterday and right now we have prepped it, prepped the walls to get some acid stain down. It's actually an in-ticking stain and we're going to add some color to this. After that, once the in-ticking stain is dry, the next day we'll come in and finish it off with some epoxy. But this is how the texture coat turned out. By the way, this texture coat is called the Tuscan Slate. In case you're wondering. I do this one quite a bit actually. It's pretty popular. This basement floor and Osage Beach is now complete. Have the epoxy on it and it is good to go. We're going to see a lot of reflections here from the wall and the outlets, some of the lights and the ceiling and of course the outside slider. But overall, I mean this thing just turned out beautiful. We'll go in here to the next bedroom. Have this a living room. It's got some really cool effects to it. It's a little bit different everywhere. It's a natural sunlight command. This is the second bedroom obviously. Now we're going back into the utility room. You can go in my clock.