The sad story of my storage floor continues.
I have now started considering removing all the leveling compound and the paint above it so that I can at least have a concrete floor again.
About 170 kg of compound has been laid on 16m2
How is it best to remove this now? Sanding machine or chipping?
I have now started considering removing all the leveling compound and the paint above it so that I can at least have a concrete floor again.
About 170 kg of compound has been laid on 16m2
How is it best to remove this now? Sanding machine or chipping?
Bilning is probably easiest.
mats_o said:
And thus it became.....
Sanding. This is because if I had used a jackhammer, I would still have needed to sand the result.
About 30 hours, a few blisters, and reasonably sore feet later, the filler is pretty much gone. For those who are pros at sanding, yes, my technique was terrible. Once I learned how to do it, half the job took 6-7 hours.
Now I'm wondering how to varnish a concrete floor. Is there a thicker two-component varnish one should use, or what is typically used for this? There were a few small pits where the sander dislodged a stone.
Sanding. This is because if I had used a jackhammer, I would still have needed to sand the result.
About 30 hours, a few blisters, and reasonably sore feet later, the filler is pretty much gone. For those who are pros at sanding, yes, my technique was terrible. Once I learned how to do it, half the job took 6-7 hours.
Now I'm wondering how to varnish a concrete floor. Is there a thicker two-component varnish one should use, or what is typically used for this? There were a few small pits where the sander dislodged a stone.