[CJKarl]

30 or so years ago this slab was poured around the supporting wood posts. Blew all the concrete out.
Repaired it this morning.

 

[cdkyle]

Looks good. Matching existing is often times tough to do, but you did a nice job.

What kind of mix did you use for something like that?

 

[dbrons]

Nice repair, looks like the same guy edged it And I really like your clamps.
Dave

 

[CompleteW&D]

That looks GREAT..... but I haven't seen anything on your arched stone bridge rebuild lately. Did you finish it?

 

[brunothedog]

I would have done all of the edgeing too

I really like doing those small repairs, keeps life simple

 

[CJKarl]

Agree, the edging makes it. That's what your eye picks right up.

 

[CJKarl]

I used Euclid Chemical Blue Line.
Although their tech support had no info on mixing sand in, I did for some texture. I have used similar products that allow a fair amount of clean sharp sand or pea stone to be added.

 

[CJKarl]

http://www.euclidchemical.com/product_detail.asp?id=481&pselect=184

 

[CJKarl]

There's a few rusted off railings embedded in the crete also. Going to use the big coring motor I bought from a buddy. Core them out and fill with the same mix.

 

[CJKarl]

Coring motor earning her keep.

 

[JBM]

Ahh thats brilliant. I would have made some moronic contraption with braces and steaks and who knows what.

 

[CJKarl]

I was lucky it had a nice overhang, made clamping easy. Would have driven stakes like you mentioned if I couldn't clamp it.

 

[okconstruction]

good

that looks good.


www.okconstructioncorp.com

 

[fjn]

I was lucky it had a nice overhang, made clamping easy. Would have driven stakes like you mentioned if I couldn't clamp it.

Your repair looks better than the original........cause you FORGOT to put the honeycombs in the edge.:thumbsup:

 

[jameschurchill]

Using Epoxy on Concrete For Permanent Fix www.csscorp.net/resources/repair-concrete-with-epoxy/