You can also use a self leveling concrete from Mapei. The product I
use is called UltraPlan1. It will fill up any space, cracks, holes,
slopes, etc and will self level. It worked great for me. My concrete
slab wasn't broken but had a bad slope that made moving the tools
around a pain.

Just make sure you work fast and you don't let it set too long... Each
bag cost 40$ CAN so if you have a lot to do, it may add up fast.

Link: http://www.mapei.com/MapeiAmericas/e...ucts_line3.htm
http://www.mapei.it/referenze/Multim...lan1_TD_EA.pdf

Good luck.

Wally


On Tue, 1 Jun 2004 14:11:13 -0500, "Todd Fatheree"
wrote:

One more time. (accidentally posted this in a.b.p.w)

My gar^H^H^Hshop has several areas where the surface of the concrete is
failing. I'd like to repair it, if for no other reason than it makes
rolling tools around a pain. After Googling around, there appear to be
dozens of products that claim to repair a concrete surface. What I'd like
to know is if anyone has actually used a product for this purpose that they
were either happy or unhappy with?

todd