When I poured my garage slab there were a few areas around post footings for a loft that if we would have covered would have only been less than .5”. So we left them to latter fill in with some sort of epoxy. Also by the garage doors we had insulated the foundation with 2” foam and brought it up to about .5” from the top of the slab (to help keep the slab insulated in Minnesota winters). So there I am left with an area aprox 30’long by 2” wide by .5” (or less) deep to fill. I am looking for something that sets hard. When I go to the home improvement stores they try to sell me stuff in a caulk tube (to soft for caster wheels to go over) or concrete patch (I figure that will just crack up). I remember seeing in factories they use a self leveling epoxy like material that fills voids in the floors and that is clear and dries hard. Does anyone have any ideas? Thanks in advance, Don
Hard setting void filler for concrete garage floor
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