Driveway and verandah painting

It's a long weekend. We were initially hesitant to undertake the whole lot as it's a really long driveway. At the very last minute, we decided to do the whole lot. The process spreads over a few days as there were unexpected rain.

Day 1: It's all about the prep work they say. So we pressure clean the driveway and verandah. Spent about 3 hours doing this. The driveway has been pressure washed a few times prior to this. If you notice the photos when we got our key, the driveway was covered in algae?

Verandah looks awful. Messed up during the renovations. Had paints, rust mark, and scratches all over

Driveway cleaned. Me and X patch up and replace the brick mortar a few weeks ago. 

Very long driveway. Still hesitant at this juncture to get it done

Day 2: Vacuum the verandah. Then it rained so we abandon plan to paint. The neighbours must have though we are mad to vacuum the external

Day 3: This is it, forecast to be sunny throughout the day. So E vacuum the driveway and verandah again.

Vacuum sand and dirt away. Ahh.. nice limo for Melbourne cup celebration I guess

I painted the joints between the concrete and edges while E runs the roller through. We decided to use Berger Jet Dry Heavy Duty - Dark Charcoal from Bunnings http://www.bunnings.com.au/berger-jet-dry-10l-heavy-duty-deep-charcoal-paving-paint_p1410011. Needed 3x 10l cans for single coat. We thin down the paint for better penetration. Since it was painted before, we decided to do single coat for now. There's almost 3/4 can leftover. We may do second coat if necessary.

Progress

Completed after 6 hours. Still wet when this photo is taken. 

Manage to sneak a photo. 

Label says 16 hours drying time. So still wet

We're quite happy with the result. 

After 6 hours work, we're both extremely exhausted. Rewarded ourself to a nice dinner :)

Update after a few days:
We did not drive on it for the last 4 days and the weather has been nice and sunny. It's definitely dry now.