badass98svt
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You're gonna need more than a sander to smooth that out ![Big Grin :D :D](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7)
Was referring to the porch, sorry, didn’t specify. The garage is strictly eyeball. No framing, no 2x4 across the top to make it smooth and pretty. Just “make it work” !You're gonna need more than a sander to smooth that out![]()
Was referring to the porch, sorry, didn’t specify.
It is. Out of a tub of ready mixThat's not concrete that you used on the porch?
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Plus , a little patch work. Couple cracks in the front porch: fill, sand, repaint. Hardest part: keeping the dogs off while it’s drying!!
That’s my plan. If that doesn’t bring it up to snuff, then the self-levelingSika makes a nice concrete caulk in multiple colors and also a self leveling line. That would have been the best product for the crack in the porch. Thats gonna take some work blend it in. Might want to throw a flap wheel or grinding disk on your grinder and buff that down.