Are you sure that isnt tinted concrete and its turned that pinky color. I sure dont know of anything you can paint a drive way with. Hopefully, someone else does, because, that pink is awful. You might be able to change the color with concrete stain??

It’s definitely painted. You can see where it has chipped along the cracks. It is awful and there is so much of it.

The back porch has significantly more chipping and you can see concrete and another layer of burgundy paint under that. The driveway is only chipped along the cracks.

Do you really need a circular driveway? If not, I would rip it out and put in a smaller functional drive to the parking area and put in grass over the rest of the area.

Can't you just add another layer of tar? Then you'd serve the dual purpose of rehab-ing the driveway and getting rid of the bubblegum.

The driveway looks to be concrete, I dont think tar would hold up over the top of it.

This is definitely a first for me--A painted driveway, especially in pink! You wonder, at times, what people are thinking when they do something like that. Here is an article I found from Bob Vila that may help:

https://www.bobvila.com/articles/how-to-remove-paint-from-concrete/

Get a price from a concrete refinishing contractor to grind it off. The driveway they can leave rough, the porch you will want a fiber (but not polished) finish.

Finer...

Wow that driveway looks to be in rough shape anyway I would rip it out do a proper simple driveway and use the rest of the space for landscaping.Put in a nice walkway from the street to front door.That backyard needs some serious work.

thank you. It sounds like the driveway is not a diy project.

We have had success removing some of the pink from the back patio. Pressure washing took off the texture and paint together in one section Where it was chipping. It seems like it is not going to come off as easily on the rest. We will be painting soon and need to choose a color for the siding that works with our brick. We also need to decide what to do with the concrete. I’m not really sure how to proceed.

(We have black shutters on the front, but not the back)

Looks like you need a gigantic mechanized Brillo. I think that translates into "grinding." Maybe you can rent one of those things at the local U-Rent-construction-equipment place?