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How to DIY Epoxy on Garage Floor Part 4: The Repairs:
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Here's part 4 of the "How to DIY Epoxy on Garage Floor Series". In this part, I'll show you how to repair any pitted areas and cracks on your concrete slab.
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PART 2 (START FROM SCRATCH):
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PART 3 (PREPARATIONS):
• EASY | How to DIY Epox...
PART 5 (APPLICATION):
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Комментарии : 73

@MrOliverAC 7 лет назад

Men! Amazing video. As a civil engineer, i have to admit, you did it better than many of us. Thanks for sharing the knowladge.

@Got2Learn 7 лет назад

+Oliver Aguirre Thank you for your kind comment Oliver!

@MrOliverAC 7 лет назад

Got2Learn do you remember how much crack fix product you used per feet? I am trying to get the realistic average footage yield per caulk

@Got2Learn 7 лет назад

Oliver Aguirre per feet I couldn't tell exactly, but from what I remember, I got at least 10 tubes and I had at least 30' of cracks about 1/2" in width and about 1/4" to 1/2" in depth, should give you a rough idea, hope this helps ;)

@MrOliverAC 7 лет назад

Got2Learn Sika says is about 8 feet using the sand+epoxy method, but i think your number is more realistic. Thanks! Another interesting video you might be able to do is on how to patch or repair cracks in exposed aggregate concrete. That might require the use of concrete repair products plus resins mixed with aggregate. Chears!

@Got2Learn 7 лет назад

Oliver Aguirre Great, its better to have a little more product then not enough, you can always return the overstock, let me know if everything works out ;)

@abtsamroobe9633 3 года назад

Great video thank you 🙏

@Got2Learn 3 года назад

😉😉😉

@Squiibbin 4 года назад

Great series! c'est exactement que j'avais besoin.

@Got2Learn 4 года назад

Mission accomplie pour moi :)

@attilathehun5209 2 года назад

great video, can you use the same Sika mix on a ceiling crack? I have a patio that have through cracks from the top -outside of the house- down to the its ceiling- if you look at it from the basement-?

@Got2Learn 2 года назад

I am guessing you could but it'll most likely fall if it's too liquidy, i'll let you be the first to try it ;)

@renatotesta902 8 лет назад

a lot of interesting details!

@Got2Learn 8 лет назад

Thank you !!

@kennyrogers8962 8 лет назад

Nice vid bro keep doing those they well explain

@Got2Learn 8 лет назад

Thanks Papou !

@Johnny53kgb-nsa 3 года назад

What grit disk did you use when grinding on your concrete floor to prep it? My garage doesn't have any pits, holes, mine has a thin old coat of paint that I want to remove, and I need to put some profile to be the concrete floor to give something for the paint to bond to better due to the surface being slick. Thanks, John

@Got2Learn 3 года назад

Here's the cup I used, it doesn't mention anything about grit, but this is the one: www.pearlabrasive.com/p2-pro-v-singledouble-row-cup-wheels/product/0/1571

@andylai4068 8 лет назад

great detailing and explaining step by step keep up the good work

@Got2Learn 8 лет назад

thank you Andy !!

@kevinsanchez7504 2 года назад

Not necessary all needed was a good grind and a good patch for hole and cracks.

@Cadman_24 3 года назад

I have the same problems with my concrete (also from MTL!), i can't find Sika Top 122 at reno, rona or homedepot, do you recommend something else?

@Got2Learn 3 года назад

Can't think of the name where I got the stuff, but it's on Henri-Bourassa, that's all I remember, it's a small hardware store that sells concrete stuff, if I think of it, i'll put it here.

@jasezayden6383 3 года назад

i guess I'm kinda randomly asking but does anyone know of a good site to stream new tv shows online ?

@flynnvihaan289 3 года назад

@Jase Zayden try FlixZone. You can find it on google :)

@chenwu7667 3 года назад

can you let me know where you got that silica sand? can I use normal play ground sand?

@fiouable 4 года назад

Good job. But I still don’t know what disk you use to sand concrete flush

@Got2Learn 4 года назад

www.pearlabrasive.com/7-x-58-11-pearl-p2-pro-v-concrete-masonry-cup-wheel-double-row/product/0/871387

@fiouable 4 года назад

Got2Learn got it thanks

@Got2Learn 4 года назад

Not a problem!

@ashow13 4 года назад

Pool filter sand is usually silica sand. I imagine that should work just as well? Easier to find than straight up silica sand.

@Got2Learn 4 года назад

It's gotta be kiln dried.

@ashow13 4 года назад

@@Got2Learn Understood. What I did is just bought pool filter sand (which is silica sand) and I threw small batches into a pan and cooked it the oven at 400 degrees for a half hour each batch to dry it out. Seems to have worked fine.

@Got2Learn 4 года назад

Awesome :)

@sherrimorana4676 8 лет назад

But why you so smart?! 😦👍☺️ Another great video!! Wow such a nice result!!! Cant wait for part five 👏😛👌

@Got2Learn 8 лет назад

Thank you !!!

@sivucit 7 лет назад

hi, what is the sander that u have used to sand the final step for concrete to ground flush. any brand for blade and machine.

@Got2Learn 7 лет назад

Check PART 2 for all the details ;) ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-53UrFZfWsfw.html I don't have a brand name for the disk, but they usually give out good blades when you rent the grinder.

@emadmiah1019 3 года назад

What grit number is used to sand cement?

@Got2Learn 3 года назад

Don't think there was any grit specified, but it was pretty aggressive.

@michaelcarton3299 5 лет назад

what was the sandy looking stuff you mixed with the epoxy for the crack? Sorry, no sound....

@Got2Learn 5 лет назад

Kiln dried sand ;)

@mct8888 7 лет назад

what if you just did the epoxy over those pitted areas? I have so many all over my floor and it would be a pain to break out basically 3/4 of the surface. Thoughts?

@Got2Learn 7 лет назад

mct8888 I am glad I decided to do it. I noticed the the epoxy does NOT fill any voids, it stands out in the sun. If you want to have nice results, I really do suggest you repair/flatten you surface first or you might regret it when it's too late ;)

@mct8888 7 лет назад

thank you so much! great videos, keep up the good work!

@Got2Learn 7 лет назад

mct8888 thanks buddy, I appreciate it !!

@Got2Learn 8 лет назад

Thanks ! @kennyrogers

@benjamins8582 6 лет назад

Hey very nice Video!! Did you grind the Spots you repaired with the concrete after it was hard? Did you grind the cracks afterwards? Greets from Germany

@Got2Learn 6 лет назад

Yes, I had to smooth them out before applying the epoxy ;) Greetings from Canada!!!

@benjamins8582 6 лет назад

Got2Learn thank you so much for your fast reply! Can i first repair the whole spots and cracks in my floor and then start grinding the whole floor like you did in Part 2 of this series? Or should i first grind the whole floor 1 Time and then repair all Spots and smooth out the spots again? Greets

@Got2Learn 6 лет назад

There are no differences, you could do it both ways, I just did it that way because it was easier for me to see ALL the cracks and pits that needed repairing ;)

@peterdevlin6389 5 лет назад

You can fill all those holes in without tearing out the whole floor by adding cabosil to your epoxy which makes it thick and then spackle in those divers and pin holes. All crack can be filled in the same way. This is way to much work

@Got2Learn 5 лет назад

Way too much work?

@dzungalas 3 года назад

I try this yesterday after 24 hrs some places is hard as glass some are total liquid not dry at all it is garbage !!!!

@sttm1283 7 лет назад

i dont understand why you just didnt fill the cracks with concrete aswell?

@Got2Learn 7 лет назад

Micke Less chances of it cracking open like this.

@sttm1283 7 лет назад

@mornar81 6 лет назад

whats the sika crack repair product you used ?

@Got2Learn 6 лет назад

It's called "Crack fix" it's basically epoxy in a tube ;)

@ChicagoLuis 4 года назад

@@Got2Learn does the "crack fix" epoxy flex? Or should I go with "crack flex"? My concrete settled and I have a large crack

@Got2Learn 4 года назад

The crack fix has it's limits too, but yeah you can use that for large cracks

@TheCureThatKillz 2 года назад

Holy cow cutting out your concrete was totally unnecessary and you easily could have just patched those spawling areas

@NotreQuebecLibre 6 лет назад

I cant found any type of Silica Sand anywhere... Where did you bought it ?

@Got2Learn 6 лет назад

NotreQuebecLibre home depot :)

@NotreQuebecLibre 6 лет назад

I did all home depot around, Rona, Reno Depot, Home Hardware, Canadian tire and nobody has any Silica sand..

@NotreQuebecLibre 6 лет назад

Could it be a product that is available only outside Québec ?

@NotreQuebecLibre 6 лет назад

By the way, ur videos are awsome.. Ur doing nice jobs

@aladinlondon6043 5 лет назад

Why didn’t you just use self levelling compound?

@Got2Learn 5 лет назад

Because it cracks, this doesn't.

@aladinlondon6043 5 лет назад

Got2Learn Iv never had any issues with cracking

@Got2Learn 5 лет назад

Do you live in a hot climate?

@scottscotts808 5 лет назад

A damp sponge to smooth out any inperfections,😂 that's what a float is for. You made a lot of unnecessary work here. But hey I can see you are learning

@Got2Learn 5 лет назад

It worked out just fine, no need for a float.