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The entryway into my house is surfaced with river rock. I failed to properly
periodically recoat the surface and now some of the rock has worn away, leaving some small pits. How do I go about fixing the surface, and what tools will I need? Thanks, Jean |
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On Apr 26, 10:04*am, "dadiOH" wrote:
Jean wrote: The entryway into my house is surfaced with river rock. I failed to properly periodically recoat the surface and now some of the rock has worn away, leaving some small pits. How do I go about fixing the surface, and what tools will I need? Epoxy and more rocks. snip And try to avoid softer rocks, limestone, sandstone and such. Any rock that shrugs off a cleaning with muriatic acid will do just fine. And you will likely have the acid available to treat the concrete before using the epoxy adhesive. Joe |
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