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On Sep 3, 12:44*pm, Jon wrote:
On 2 Sep, 07:55, " wrote: I have a concrete drive that although solid without cracks the surface isn't as smooth as I would like. It was damaged by heavy rain while it was setting. Is there something like floor levelling compound or a mix of sand and cement I can use over it to skim the surface and smooth it out. What about resin bonded/bound aggregate? Might be ok with a thick resin coat. I personally really like the finish, but don't have a suitable driveway for it to go on without spending lots of cash. http://www.pavingexpert.com/resin.htm Might be better to just give it a thin coat of resin on its own, using the thinnest possible formulation so it sinks into the hollows. NT |
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