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Old 07-10-2009, 07:37 AM   #1 (permalink)
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I would like to do some type of repair on the cement pad in front of my garage. There are a few cracks, and some 'peeling'. There is also an area where water running off the roof caused some erosion of the finish. Does anyone know what the repair process would involve? I heard of using some acid to clean first...
When I was a kid, Dad used a product called TOP AND BOND or something like that. He did some jack hammer work then inset a 3" pipe and cemented it in for our door to bottom against just slightly higher than the floor and front pad. That was 20+ years ago and its still good!
Any recommendations??
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You may want to try a product called floor stone . I have seen it used by tile layers to even out concrete floors ...
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