How do you Reseal Stamped Concrete?

I get it, your stamped concrete is looking a little faded, blotchy, or even kind of whitish on the surface. And you want to restore it to its original look when the concrete was first sealed, right? In theory, resealing your Stamped Concrete should be quite easy, but if you're not careful, resealing it might make it look worse. There's just some things you have to do before you re-seal your stamped concrete driveway, patio or pool deck. First thing is to clean the concrete. I like to use a pressure washer with a cone tip. Keep the tip between 12 - 18 inches away from the surface of the concrete or you could leave lines from the pressured water on the concrete. A 3000 psi pressure washer is all you'll need. You're not trying to remove all the original concrete sealer. You just want to clean any dirt, pollon, and debris off the surface. You'll probably remove some loose, flaking areas of sealer but that's good to.