Any suggestions on how to resurface rough concrete that has been exposed for
7 years?

Would love to have a smooth finish on the shop floor.

Thanks,
Steve

either skim coat with a smooth sticky mud or grind back down.

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either skim coat with a smooth sticky mud or grind back down.



If you're grinding, take the time to cover things like doorways (if not
an isolated building) and take all your tools out! Concrete dust gets
EVERYWHERE. We had some drain work done in a concrete basement floor and
what was clean the day before was covered with dust the next day.

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I think Quickcrete has a product that will go on over the floor and
smooth it out. At least they have been advertising it.

RonT

They make surface leveler just for that purpose, check your local hardware
store or construction store.

Jon

"Steve DeMars" wrote in message
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Any suggestions on how to resurface rough concrete that has been exposed
for
7 years?

Would love to have a smooth finish on the shop floor.

Thanks,
Steve

Jon wrote:
They make surface leveler just for that purpose, check your local hardware
store or construction store.

Jon

"Steve DeMars" wrote in message
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Any suggestions on how to resurface rough concrete that has been exposed
for
7 years?

Would love to have a smooth finish on the shop floor.

Lay some sleepers and then tongue & groove ply. You'll love a wood
floor in the shop even more than smooth concrete.

http://www.ardex.com/find.htm

Steve DeMars wrote:

Any suggestions on how to resurface rough concrete that has been exposed for
7 years?

Would love to have a smooth finish on the shop floor.

Thanks,
Steve