How Do You Repair & Resurface Concrete Flatwork?
Dull gray, worn out concrete can be an eyesore. Wear and tear causes cracks and the outdoors find its way into those cracks and just makes them worse. Repairing and resurfacing your concrete floors, however, does not need to be left up to pricey professionals. It can be relatively simple to do these tasks for yourself if you have the time and want the cheaper option. Wash down the whole concrete flatwork surface. You will want to focus on really cleaning in between any and all cracks. Let the driveway completely dry before proceeding. Fill any cracks in the concrete with whatever filler you have chosen. Scrape off excess filler and sand down the surface so it is all level. Allow the filler to dry completely before proceeding. Mix your concrete generously with water. As you are beginning to resurface your concrete now, not pouring new concrete, you will want to work with a runnier mixture. Shovel a one or two-inch layer of concrete over the preexisting flatwork. Take your concrete trowe
