How long should a concrete driveway cure before cars are parked on it? | | 24-48 hours | 11% | | 2-5 days | 37% | | 5-7 days | 8% | | 7-10 days | 28% | | 10-14 days | 11% | | Not sure | 2% | | | | | Question: How long should a concrete driveway cure before cars are parked on it? Top Answer (37% of 35 votes): 2-5 days.
Answer: 7-10 days
Explanation: 7 days should be the minimum time for curing on a driveway to ensure no cracking. | | Solid Solutions Concrete LLC | Answer: 24-48 hours
Explanation: Yes | | Capristo concrete | Answer: 7-10 days
Explanation: It would very with temperature and how thick the concrete is | | DrEpoxyWV | | | ProMatcher | Answer: 10-14 days
Explanation: Resurfaced concrete needs to cure for 2-3 days before vehicles can be driven or parked on it.
Newly poured concrete needs a minimum of 14 days or longer to ensure no cracking will happen when vehicles are driven are parked. | | EPS Driveway Repair | Answer: 7-10 days
Explanation: Typically standard 3000-4000 PSI mix builds adequate strength for standard light duty traffic within 7 days of placement. If a shorted cure time is desired, high, early strength mixes are available reducing the open to traffic time to as little as 6 hours. | | Maven Group LLC | Answer: 2-5 days
Explanation: I would recommend 72 hours. | | Colorado Concrete | | | ProMatcher | Answer: 2-5 days
Explanation: I usually say 3 full days | | DIRTCO CONSTRUCTION | Answer: 10-14 days
Explanation: 28 days | | LPG,LLC | Answer: Not sure
Explanation: We provide injection leveling for concrete. | | Raise and Level Concrete |
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