Cement Step Repair in One Day

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How do you perform cement step repair? After a long winter I had to fix a crumbling cement step but it only took me one day. Cement step repair isn't that hard and with a few tips you'll get your curb appeal back in less than 24 hours.
This video shares a ton of different tips and tricks on how to get your steps looking brand new. And after a long winter you'll likely need to do some cement work.
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0:01 Prepare crumbling cement
1:30 Apply concrete bonding adhesive
2:00 Place the form and ready your supplies
3:02 Mix the cement
3:43 Trowel the cement into the form and level it out
4:42 Remove the form and fill in the void
5:37 Round the edge and smooth using a sponge
6:12 Finishing touches
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@geladio 7 лет назад

i have done this same thing on some of my properties as well. It's beem over three uears now, and they still look excellent.

@thomasz4981 4 года назад

With this product?

@libertarian1637 3 года назад

RapidSet CementAll or Mortar Mix along with a bag or two of flow control would be pourable and rock hard in an hour; while RapidSet doesn’t need/require a bonding agent it can be used. I like the pourable flow as it gets into every nook and cranny whereas stiffer concrete mixes and those with larger aggregates can have voids when used as patchers, if not vibrates or settled in. Nice step by step though I’d add rinsing, washing, or spraying water on the concrete both to get the dust off as well as to aid with bonding though that, in part can be mitigated by the bonding agent. For bonding to old concrete I find wetting and a mix in bonding additive gives better results than a paint on style bonding agent; I usually only use paint on bonding agents on painted, sealed, or non-porous existing concrete. There are flow additives which help make concrete flow without adding additional/extra water which can weaken concrete.

@sandeepmitra3153 6 лет назад

Hi Jeff - your video indeed helped me a lot to fix my crumbling stairs at the front of my house. I would really appreciate if you answer these questions: (1) After the Quikrete quick setting cement is dried, I can see some fresh cracks in the stairs. how can these be fixed? (2) how to use the sealer and how many days one should wait before using the sealer? (3) Is is recommended to use resurfacing cement to smooth out the cemented / concrete area? Kindly advice.

@JasonSmith-qk3ce 5 лет назад

Good detail. I like the thoroughness. The brick and wood idea to hold the caste in place is a good idea. It would be nice to know timing of things per different intervals.

@strange_waverly Год назад

Have your form set up before you mix your concrete.

@matthewsmith5092 3 года назад

I am not very handy, but with your instruction, this seems very easy. Thank you very much for such a great tutorial!

@mcdonald1447 9 лет назад

Thank you for this video we did a repair this weekend following your tips and it turned out great. We had to leave the board on longer but it came off fine the next day and the finished repair is what we expected.

@HomeRepairTutor 9 лет назад

Stephanie McDonald wonderful, thank you for letting me know how your project turned out. Great job :D

@patmac 6 лет назад

Great vid. With a repair that large, I'd reco polymer additive to reduce shrinkage and add edge stregnth

@szazulyk 7 лет назад

I am a cement finisher and have been pouring concrete since 1974. That's a good video however there was a few things I would like to suggest. First of all you should have used the edger before you took off the wood that would give you a nice clean Edge along the top to follow once the wood was off. Also before you took off the wood and you were pouring the concrete you should tap the face of the wood with a hammer. That would have gotten rid of most of the honeycombing. That's what it's called! It was good that you used the sponge at the end and you did a nice job🖒

@hawkshaw6533 6 лет назад

Steve Zazulyk has come

@cliffordsilverthorn2909 6 лет назад

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@rabihghannoum4902 5 лет назад

Hiii are you recruiting?

@maryquint3254 5 лет назад

Steve Zazulyk helpful

@TheSaltblock 5 лет назад

thank you for using the word "concrete". thank you for pouring hundreds of thousands of yards along with me.

@arthur-ri4zo Год назад

Using Pam is a great idea. I'm rebuilding the front steps to my house. Right now it's 4' x 4' and about 10" high. I'd like to enlarge it to 5' x 4'. Just one level high.

@scristaldi1 8 лет назад

Would have liked to see end work also.

@markstench4470 3 года назад

Those tap cons make a huge difference, there was this real old timer when I was growing up, he was from Hungry he would add some metal shavings from a machine shop in with his mortar, the way he explains it , they will rust and lock into the cement, not sure if it worked I never tried it, sometimes the old ways are best tho

@HomeRepairTutor 3 года назад

yes, I love using Tapcons as anchors because they give material something to grab onto; interesting idea with the metal shavings, I’d be worried about rust or staining over time

@konczalr 3 года назад

@@HomeRepairTutor So drilling those screws would not weaken the current structure of the remaining step causing it "break off" in a subsidence of some sort? I have never done this before so I am just trying to think things thru a bit....:)

@skrrtfranklin 3 года назад

@@konczalr depends how much concrete you are screwing into ! With a big space , tap cons are meant for concrete / cement - so you shouldn’t have an issue !! It’s like a little rebar in a sense

@lucysantiagocovers5329 6 лет назад

thank you it helps me a lot I got a neighbor next to my house that his steps is connected to my steps and his steps is cracking and mines is cracking as well so that will help me to fix both of ours thank you so much

@HomeRepairTutor 6 лет назад

awesome, glad the tips helped and great job

@edwardkohout3494 Год назад

Very informative and user friendly. Good video!!!

@dennyfarrell4388 5 лет назад

Good presentation will rehearsed and did not waste the viewers time.( The VoiceBank . com )

@ceciliacruz1720 2 года назад

I enjoyed your video on broken stairs. I had my stairs repaired not all stairs were cracked. I wanted all stairs cemented to look even. The man didn’t guarantee his work now some stairs are bubbling & peeling. I am a woman now I have to repair his work. Please I need answers what to do. Thank You

@MrSeeingTAO 3 года назад

AWESOME AND SIMPLE! THANKS

@SulaimanTheWordSmith 4 года назад

Topping Conncreat mixed with 50/50 ratio of S Type Mortar would dry to the white color of the original steps.

@myssdaisy2009 7 лет назад

I'll need to do this in the spring! thanks!

@HomeRepairTutor 7 лет назад

+Daisy hope it helped

@Cab895 Год назад

thanks!

@thienphan5872 4 года назад

Good man ,and I think I gonna make like that

@missige 4 года назад

Awesome! Thank you so much!

@bostonbill789 3 года назад

Can this repair be done in cold weather ??

@reve1362 2 года назад

What are the screws purpose?🤔 Is it necessary?

@PeanutDenise1121 8 лет назад

i wanted to see the end product after it dried!!!

@mikevandeursen8620 7 лет назад

You know what I'm going to say...

@metallitech 7 лет назад

That's what she said?

@robertwallace7748 7 лет назад

Kimberlee Strickland iq

@kimberlytotherow8299 6 лет назад

Kimberlee Strickland hi

@96thundercat 5 лет назад

*Yeah, it was a disaster so he didnt show it. This was done at my Neighbors house and he ended up tearing the old set up and built new wood ones.*

@samsen3965 2 года назад

4 years later or so. So do you have an update as to how it holds together or not? Thx

@timmymike6664 9 лет назад

nice job

@HomeRepairTutor 9 лет назад

timmy mike thanks :D

@francisniestemski2440 3 года назад

How do you resurface steps that night be missing like a top coat and not really broken?

@JeremyAmaismeier 10 лет назад

Thanks for the video, Jeff! How would you approach this if it was minor damage where only the edge of the step was worn? I'm guessing you'd leave out the part you did with the screws and chiseling and probably wouldn't need to use a board.

@HomeRepairTutor 10 лет назад

You're right Jeremy Amaismeier. If the damage was minor and less than 1/2 inch deep I wouldn't use the tapcons and instead would mix concrete acrylic fortifier with the concrete to make the bond between the new and old concrete strong. I'd also mist the old step with water to help with the bonding process.

@JeremyAmaismeier 10 лет назад

Thanks for the advice!

@HomeRepairTutor 10 лет назад

Hope it helps Jeremy Amaismeier - keep me posted

@LovingAtlanta 7 лет назад

👍I think I can, I think I can, I think I can 😁

@HomeRepairTutor 7 лет назад

+LovingAtlanta you can 👌

@chipiys 6 лет назад

Why am I watching videos about fixing concrete?

@ruim53 10 лет назад

Well Donne

@HomeRepairTutor 10 лет назад

Thanks Rui M - hope it helps you :)

@JamesCobalt 7 лет назад

All the bonding adhesives I've used state you need to put the concrete on IMMEDIATELY after applying - not waiting for it to dry. A dry adhesive is not an adhesive.

@HomeRepairTutor 7 лет назад

+James Cobalt simply from losing the Quikrete directions 👍

@williamjackson5942 7 лет назад

From Quikrete directions:A. Paint on Application 1. Apply to surface with a brush, roller or spray to the thickness of a coat of paint. 2. Place new concrete, topping mixes, Portland cement, plaster mixes or patches as soon as adhesive is dry. Gypsum plasters and finish plasters should be applied while the adhesive is still tacky. 3. Base coat plasters must be dry before applying adhesive. 4. Tools, brushes and other application accessories should be immediately cleaned with warm soapy water. Use hot water to clean-up any drippings.

@peacefulbliss1 3 года назад

What is the purpose of spraying the new cement with water and covering it for 48 hours? Anybody? I am new at this thank you.

@emeltea33 3 года назад

Prevents it from drying too fast; instead, it cures.

@peacefulbliss1 3 года назад

@@emeltea33 Thanks

@emeltea33 3 года назад

@@peacefulbliss1 You're welcome. There's super in depth background, but that's what I distilled it down to for my brain, lol. Hardness increases with curing IIRC. Have a good one!

@captainh3831 4 года назад

I hate to nitpick, but why spray the board with Pam right ON the step?? You could have just sprayed it on the ground. And using a level as a screed? No....use the right tool for the job. A straight piece of lumber would work.

@jamesmoody6541 3 года назад

Look pretty easy but he didn't show us the Finish to finished work!!!😊

@wellnix53 3 года назад

Yeah, you better work quickly. I DO NOT use quick-setting Quikrete for jobs like this. If you use regular setting cement, you won't have to fill in the holes after removing the form because it will easily form perfectly because it's not trying to get hard FAST. I'd recommend just the high strength mix, not the quick setting. That's just me.

@kenfewell4200 Месяц назад

I don't do this ever, but now need to repair my steps. My wife tells me to only hire out to folks by the job and not by the hour because I am slower than molasses. I was thinking it would be better for me to use regular concrete. I am glad to read that you use regular concrete mix.

@dozzn 3 года назад

Now that’s what I call a step by step tutorial 🤪

@scottdashnaw2345 3 года назад

Boooo lol

@francisniestemski2440 3 года назад

If there was no steps it would be an elevator!

@stringlarson1247 4 месяца назад

A couple of quick thoughts/notes on preparation, etc. Cleaning with a wire brush and then sweeping/vacuuming out as much as possible gets rid of as much loose debris as possible. A masonary bit on a regular drill may work for anyone who doesn't have a hammer drill when drilling for 'Tapcon's' If using a hammer drill (not to be confused with an impact drill/driver), make sure to set the tool to 'drill' and not 'hammer drill' mode before driving screws. (This is for those who don't have a hammer drill or have never used one). For anyone who has not drilled concrete, buying a cheap hammer drill is recomended (or a good quality tool if you plan on using it often). For the thicker/deeper areas, I like to embed some wire mesh (hardware cloth) or even epoxy coated rebar if it is a large/thick/deep area. This will provide better structural integrity to the piece. Note the side of the aggregate (stones) in the original step is pretty large, compared to tha of the product being used. Aggregate gives concrete its structural integrity although these 'patching' products are formulated with various chemicals to make them stronger and more cohesive than 'plain old concrete' (cement, sand, and aggregate).

@michaelkammert1350 Год назад

FYI they have a Kwik-Crete mix that includes the bonding agent and saves an entire step. This mix also makes it unnecessary to keep the surface moist and covered.

@abrown7860 2 месяца назад

I’m sorry, but that’s not right. First off before using an adhesive the old cement needs to be wet to adhere to the new cement. The adhesive should not be dry, what is the cement going to get its moisture from dry adhesive? When I need to deal with cement issues I watch Mike haddock on RU-vid he’s been doing masonry for over fifty years. He answers all questions before you can ask them.

@15DurangoRT 5 лет назад

Remind me to NOT let you use my level.

@curbscape 4 года назад

Good video I agree with all of it but I would not use water to mix my cement. I would use the bonding agent instead of water it works great. You can also us it to skim coat if you have a low spot on a sidewalk. Did it 6 years ago it sticks and has worked great in Colorado winter and summers.

@bjohnson2143 5 лет назад

i wish you would have shown what it looked like after it dried.. but otherwise good info

@joeblow2355 3 года назад

Should have just stolen the guys money, would have had the same result!

@NS-mz8gq Год назад

You don’t have to wait for the bonding agent to dry,you can use it wet on wet

@chasl3645 3 года назад

I thought bonding adhesive is supposed to be wet when covered with patching material.

@francisbibeau1959 3 года назад

It is... lolll

@Iowarail 7 лет назад

If I caught my kid using my level as a skreet I would beat him with it.

@841-o6g 6 лет назад

Iowarail Awww

@defy2598 6 лет назад

use the right tool for the job. I recommend your belt

@nightcoder5k 6 лет назад

Heehee. Hope he didn't borrow that level and returned it without cleaning it. He didn't need to wear the respirator while patching. Good result, however.

@edwinthomas618 6 лет назад

old school talk. I love it.

@lhunt9163 5 лет назад

Don’t you mean screed?

@msbrownbeast 3 года назад

6:02 What didn't you feather the Quikrete patch to cover up the entire step so it wouldn't show a demarcation line between old and new? Akin to painting an entire body panel edge to edge on a car

@traviswolf 8 лет назад

Thanks for your video - I will be tackling this project today.

@nonyabuisness 5 лет назад

You need to put a Concrete finisher CRINGE Warning in your title.

@rihanarogers3038 2 года назад

what is the name of the tool that you use to round the edges on the stairs

@MegaToe13 3 года назад

thanks for the PAM idea, ive done small cement projects but never a stair till now. It makes prefect sense. I'm surprised I never thought of that

@iconforu2c 6 лет назад

My steps are in better condition than the one on this video, but I can see parts getting ready to start to crumble. But does anybody know, could the entire step been done with the "Quickcrete" so it would turn out to look complete re-done? Or does some of the surface have to be "Scuffed" for adhesion. Any input would be great Guys/Girls. Thanks for the video.

@mijalic1 2 года назад

Great job. Thank you for your time and effort to make this video and share it with us. Greetings from Croatia.

@olgachanachowicz2861 4 месяца назад

I am adding one step to my concrete slab and putting decking boards on top to replace rotten boards. I am making a box frame and placing it in front of the slab. However the riser on the slab is less than 90 degrees. How do I fill the gap in order to make it 90 degrees? Same way as you did the repair? Can I use mortar instead of cement or will cement stick better? Remember that the step will be made of deck boards same as the main part. I hope you can advise.

@awperonline6576 3 года назад

Nice tutorial. I would have liked to see how it would have looked if you resurfaced all of the steps so they match

@vandineconstruction1235 2 месяца назад

I like your video, and also a comment about edging I'm tapping the wood to get rid of the Honeycombs you can also use a sponge float in One Direction

@gregkinton5084 4 года назад

It’s a concrete step repair. Cement is an ingredient in concrete. Discounts your knowledge when you don’t even know what the material is ...

@B-real85 4 года назад

Facts!

@Jill_of_trades 4 года назад

I have confused the words concrete and cement before (in my mind). May OP no longer be confused and thanks OP for your video (it was helpful) :)

@stevewarren5913 4 года назад

Hey Greg tell me exactly how concrete is made? Cement rock and sand? Wait where does Lyme come in? Is clay involved and mortar ?

@robsemprini1511 5 лет назад

Pretty good . If you have a bigger area you can use chicken wire instead of those tap cons , it'll give you some extra grab.

@jamesanthony5681 4 года назад

How long did you wait before pulling away the forms?

@marielynn3802 2 года назад

Thank you! And good for you being so young and having rentals!

@cd1071 4 года назад

Good job. I like the idea of tapcon screws. At the 4:23 mark, did you check with the level to ensure the tread had sufficient pitch to allow water runoff?

@grahamgreen8283 3 года назад

He went with the original grade

@ericwotton2046 3 года назад

I always wet the surface I'm bonding to, tends to let it grab better.

@Mrmikemike46 3 года назад

There's a joke here! : > )

@TheRealJoga 3 месяца назад

What does a job like this typically get priced at? Thanks :D

@yesdvt 3 года назад

This guy knows less than nothing... he did not even dempened that stair with water. He knows no basics.

@brendaperez2444 4 года назад

Great video. Do you have any videos on repairing a long drive way with a slope? 16' driveway. It would be very expensive to redo it.

@goldblueberries326 7 месяцев назад

Your video is just what I needed to see. I have a small repair coming up. Thank you

@peterblack7022 3 года назад

Great video. I am not handy, so I don't think I would attempt it, but I am a property manager, so it is important that I know how these things are done. (I don't know how to use all the tools)

@jarredstevenswalls 8 лет назад

Craig, I'm a concrete contractor, and if I were in your shoes I would rent a concrete saw that will cut at least 75% of the depth of the slab, cut it at a right angle off your house, preferably so the existing cuts are all spaced out evenly, snap a chalk line and remove an entire section. Use tap-con screws to fasten a 2x4 to the masonry below having the top flush with the bottom of the small ledge. Then after you establish the height of the slab, fasten a 2x10 to the 2x4. This will be your form with a matching ledge. Then you can simply order one cubic yard of a residential mix with air for exterior use. Pour it wet enough for you and a buddy to handle and screed the concrete immediately with a straight 2x4 and float the surface a few times, then if you have a steel trowel, trowel the surface slick then pull a broom in a straight line if it needs a broom finish, if not, just keep troweling until you have your desired look. * make sure to round over the edges, use any electric tool that will vibrate (I use a square palm sander) and vibrate the edge of your form to reduce "honeycombs" also apply an oil so your forum will come of after pouring. Plus you don't need sealer. I only use that on decorative concrete, or places like a garage where oil will spill and penetrate the concrete surface. That was a long comment... Uhhh, good job guy on video! Stevens Concrete Llc, N. C.

@jimhook5034 7 лет назад

Stevens: can you say more about the following piece of your comment, which I copied below? I am not 100% sure what exactly you are saying to do - thanks. "Craig, I'm a concrete contractor, and if I were in your shoes I would rent a concrete saw that will cut at least 75% of the depth of the slab, cut it at a right angle off your house, preferably so the existing cuts are all spaced out evenly, snap a chalk line and remove an entire section. Use tap-con screws to fasten a 2x4 to the masonry below having the top flush with the bottom of the small ledge. Then after you establish the height of the slab, fasten a 2x10 to the 2x4. This will be your form with a matching ledge."

@MrTarkus007 7 лет назад

im a cement contractor also im italian my family is in the trade & what we would do is break the step completly make a form & re pour much better job

@drewjohnson4673 6 лет назад

$35 vs $1500 i don't think new steps were needed.

@MrThomas401 6 лет назад

Shutup

@Virtual-Media 6 лет назад

great tip with the palm sander, have a couple of those that seldom get used until now..

@HUMZMIC1 2 года назад

That was a AWESOME video on step repair...I LIKE!!!

@stephenhernandez4403 3 года назад

Great video straight to the point thank you so much from California....

@genebruce6321 5 лет назад

A pressure washer or compressed air will do a better job of cleaning the surface prior to applying the adhesive.

@bryancoombesart 3 года назад

Nice video, im gonna use your methods, thanks brah

@nightmoose 11 месяцев назад

I'm about to repair the corner of a concrete step like this using quikcrete. I've read that you need to use a bonding agent first or the new concrete won't adhere to the dry concrete, but you didn't do that. Is it unnecessary?

@stringlarson1247 4 месяца назад

See 1:28

@aerowilly65 2 года назад

A note on terminology-guy keeps mistakenly calling the product 'cement'.This could lead to confusion for some viewers as cement alone is NEVER to be used in these circumstances. The product is a mixture of cement,graded sands and other proprietary ingredients.It's essentially a fast setting mortar mix.

@wbriggs111 4 года назад

I always had my best luck doing that when I used a pressure washer.

@msjenifer6669 3 года назад

This was a great video to start my front step repair. Although the quikrete dried and caked too fast and had unfavorable outcome.

@greatestever6372 3 года назад

I hope you used type S mortar NHL 3.5 and let the stairs soak up some water moisture a hour or so before poring the mortar otherwise it might start cracking again without a good healthy bond!

@davidfrost4944 4 года назад

You missed showing the finished product.

@ladyR1969 10 лет назад

Thank you for posting....you are very good with explaining and demonstrating the steps. I'm going to try to fix my porch step before it gets too cold~!

@HomeRepairTutor 10 лет назад

ladyR1969 glad to help any time. It's getting colder here in Pittsburgh!! Feels like fall already. Let me know if you have any questions along the way. You can totally do this :)

@mihajlolakicevic2631 Год назад

Hi, I did not understand about sealing it at the end. Thanks

@raymondng8274 3 года назад

I want to patch up a very small portion of my concrete block step which is only bout 6 in x 4 in x 1 in deep with ready mix concrete. I don't want to buy a bonding adhesive just for that small job, If I don't use concrete bonding adhesive, will the new concrete still adhere to the old. If not, is there any allernative cheap method to make that happens?

@lindybloom5 Год назад

Seeing by the finished steps would have been nice

@AdamHaycee 2 года назад

I took down our porch and was left with a battered looking concrete slab base. I've been thinking of repairing it in this way and then using tiles to finish off as a decent sized front door step. This video is spot on for my idea

@drewaitchison3521 Год назад

Is it important to keep the moisture in as long as possible?

@bonanzatime 6 лет назад

The original concrete looks like crap. Good Luck with it.

@BrianMichaelRiley 7 лет назад

Jeff - how do you deal with color matching the repaired step to the other steps so that the color looks natural and consistent after the repair? Is there a solution for this?

@HomeRepairTutor 7 лет назад

+Brian Riley that's tough, they have dye but it will be trial and error

@SamCanada1 3 года назад

Too many comments to expect an answer but I just have to ask, why didn't you push the cement into the void, to begin with?

@electricvehicles7832 6 лет назад

Your the best love watching your videos good stuff thanks.

@HomeRepairTutor 6 лет назад

Thank you

@gumby3057 Год назад

You painted the bonding agent straight from the bottle on to the concrete. No premixing it with a little concrete first?

@stringlarson1247 4 месяца назад

Not sure on this perticular product if that is required. Usually, no. Jus brush on. Some products want the old concrete surface to be pre-wetted. Not soaking wet, just wetted with a spray bottle. There are so many products on the market now, one has to read the instructions eiher on the bottle/package or online. Just to get the terminology straight: "In short, the difference between cement vs concrete is easy to clear once we know all the basics of their compositions. Cement is a binding agent made from limestone and clay; whereas concrete is a building material created through the proper mixing of cement, water, sand, and rock." At the store, the cement for this type of concrete work is (usually) called Portland cement.

@dubtownman9508 6 лет назад

I know nothing about concrete.. I'm a Baker, nice work buddy 😜

@HomeRepairTutor 6 лет назад

Thanks

@fiberzip 9 лет назад

My scenario, sidewalk curb is actually higher than slightly sunken/cracked slob/sidewalk and I like to make it even again. Can I lay rapid set cement over then paint it with two coats of portland cement and then spray it with concrete sealer. Should I use rapid set cement alone or add some sand to prevent cracking.

@Kentuckyassasin Год назад

Thank you, sir, are you covered every question I could possibly have

@PaulTomlinson 3 года назад

I have a void beneath a transition as it goes from the outside into the garage. Need to fill about 1/2" of concrete in there. What product might you recommend?

@richjohnson742 10 лет назад

Ok I watched all the step repair videos on U-Tube. This is the best one. Thanks Jeff tomorrow I think I can do it right.

@HomeRepairTutor 10 лет назад

Thanks so much Rich Johnson - I tried to give as many tips as possible. Let me know how it turns out Rich.

@richjohnson742 10 лет назад

Turned out real good. Looks right and I think it will last. On to tuckpointing!

@HomeRepairTutor 10 лет назад

Fantastic Rich Johnson - glad to hear it went well. I have to do a pointing project myself. Mortar is falling out of some bricks and I want to get this repaired before this winter.

@MariamMariam-ue7vz Год назад

How did your cement step repair hold up? You left this comment 8 years ago. I need to find mine so thought you'd be good to ask.

@ginsengfarmer8657 5 лет назад

My step is hollow and I have to fix the face, the side. Suggestions? Should I use a mesh? Shoving Crete into the hole doesn’t seem like it will work; it will fall into the hollow space behind it.