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There is a felt joint in the middle acrros my garage floor. It is
fairly rotted and soaked with automotive fluid after years. I removed it all with a screw driver. Then used a 5/8" foam filler rod and silicone caulk to fill the gap. This fixed the cosmetics but now I was thinking maybe I did something bad, should I reinstalled a piece of new felt? Is the whole slab going to move and cause problems? The garage is 20 years old. If I get a new piece of felt how do I get it in the joint properly? Thanks ina dvance |
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