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Old 01-26-2007, 09:28 PM   #1
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need more info on this self leveling
how long will it last, if its garbage i dont want to use it, i would rather redo the sub floor if needed someone please tell me about this product

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New Guy, please stick to your original thread. Everyone looking at this is also looking at the other one.
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what are you using a SLC for?
It depends on situation.
Some conditions call for a scrape/broom clean and a no bull mud job with 4 parts moist sand to 1 part type II portland cement
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Matt, check out the original post. I'm close to closing this one.
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