the concrete yard at the back of my parents house has a low patch.
The yard is 50ftx30ft something like 1:100 slope from end to end.
there is one low patch however its approx 1ftX1ft at one end, and you guessed it its 5ft from the back door.
Its relatively new concrete 3years old, someone just pushed the trowel a bit too much when finishing it I think. Its only 1-2mm too low, however in wet weather when the concrete is wet and damp for a week the damp builds up and the concrete begins to go green.
I dont want to to go digging as the concrete is 6" thick.
any ideas on how to fill it in?
Would a good scratching with an angle grinder to key it up and a bit of chipping with a 5kg kango and a few trowels of self levelling compound do the job ?
The yard is 50ftx30ft something like 1:100 slope from end to end.
there is one low patch however its approx 1ftX1ft at one end, and you guessed it its 5ft from the back door.
Its relatively new concrete 3years old, someone just pushed the trowel a bit too much when finishing it I think. Its only 1-2mm too low, however in wet weather when the concrete is wet and damp for a week the damp builds up and the concrete begins to go green.
I dont want to to go digging as the concrete is 6" thick.
any ideas on how to fill it in?
Would a good scratching with an angle grinder to key it up and a bit of chipping with a 5kg kango and a few trowels of self levelling compound do the job ?
