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   rez | Sep 06, 2005 06:08am | #1

   bump

    

   as Buddha said to the hotdog vendor .... "make me one with everything"

   
    

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   rasconc | Sep 06, 2005 06:21am | #2

   Hope to hear some good feedback too.  Have a customer that has a concrete front entry that is spalled pretty bad.  She wanted me to deck over it but there is no clearance for door, etc.  It is an unused entry but she wants to make it look better. 

   It looks like it would do a better job than sand mix.

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   JohnSr | Sep 06, 2005 01:51pm | #3

   Used it to repair spalled areas in the bottom of a swimming pool.  The polymeric additives prevented cracking - feathered the edges. Applied two coats of Tenemec epoxy. 

   Appears to have worked well after  several months under water

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   jagwah | Sep 06, 2005 02:25pm | #4

   I've been asked by the wife to flagstone the front concrete porch to enhance the craftsman look of our house. I had thought of using one layer of theis product across the porch mixed to the grout color. Then taping the flagstone patterns out with several layers of tape and spreading another layer down. Remove the tape and presto chango a flagstone porch, cheap. I heard this product stuck tenaciously enough to be worth the effort.