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Leveling Severely Uneven Sections

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What happens here

For severely offset and chunky sections of the concrete floor (as shown between 0:24 and 0:49), where previous repairs might have failed or the concrete was significantly uneven, apply multiple layers of polyurea. After each application, use a hand grinder to smooth the applied polyurea, gradually reducing the offset and creating a smooth, seamless transition. This iterative process of applying and grinding is repeated approximately five times to achieve a completely level and smooth surface, eliminating any 'chunky mess' and allowing the final coating to lay out evenly.

Goal: Create a smooth, level transition on concrete sections that were significantly offset or chunky.

Tools and materials

  • Hand Grinder — Grinding down layers of polyurea to achieve a smooth and level transition on offset concrete
  • Personal Protective Equipment — Protecting eyes, ears, and lungs during the grinding process
  • Polyurea — Filling and leveling severely offset and chunky concrete sections to create a smooth transition

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offset by several inches. It was like all chunky, it looked really, really bad. It was filled with, you know, um some type some type of sealant and then epoxy over it. I did probably five layers of polyurea, uh filled it, ground it with a hand grinder, filled it, ground it, and got it so it would just lay out, have a nice transition instead of this chunky mess uh look. And it turned out absolutely amazing. A little bit raised over here, but it's a nice

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