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Apply Polyurea Filler

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Can you fill saw cuts? βœ…πŸ€” #garagefloors #torginolfloors #sawcuts #floormakeover #epoxyfloor

What happens here

Once the saw cuts and cracks are clean and prepared, fill them with a suitable polyurea filler. The video specifically mentions using "Fortification from Citadel" polyurea filler mixed with sand. Pour or apply the filler directly into the cuts and cracks, ensuring they are completely filled. Use an appropriate tool, like a spatula or trowel, to smooth the filler and press it into the joint, creating a slightly overfilled mound that can be later ground flush. The video shows a worker kneeling, pouring a dark filler into the joints, and smoothing it with a tool.

Goal: Completely fill saw cuts and cracks to prepare for a seamless surface.

Tools and materials

  • Application Tool β€” Smoothing and pressing the filler into joints
  • Gloves β€” Protecting hands from chemical filler
  • Mixing Bucket β€” Mixing filler components
  • Polyurea Filler Citadel β€” Filling saw cuts and cracks
  • Sand β€” Mixing with polyurea for body and texture

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we had saw cuts and we had cracks in this floor. We filled on the saw cuts and the cracks and we filled them with sand in a polyurea, you know, filler. So, we used fortification from Citadel. Now, the question is, is it wrong or is it right or okay to fill a saw cut? >> That's the time and there's so much misinformation out there. That control

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