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Leveling low spot prior to epoxy application

jman99

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Thanks to all as I have learned a great deal from this forum as I continue to prep my garage floor prior to apply my epoxy application.

I have diamond ground the concrete, but wanted to address an area near the garage door that always collects water. Area is approximately 3' x 1' oval like. What would you recommend as a suitable patch material that can withstand a car driving over it daily? I think the total height required is less than 1/2" to level it out. The plan is to apply an epoxy and top coat on top of the surface.

Any ideas on procedure or material to use would be greatly appreciated.
 
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shaun oriold1

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You can use a patch filler. 1/2" is a lot though.... Legacy sells one which is nice and mixes up with the consistency of water. Pour it in, and see where it goes.

Be warned though. Sometimes you'l fill one low spot, but just push the water to the next low spot ( not necessarily out the door) Sometimes its an ongoing problem.

Fill, grind, coat!
 
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