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Filling Control Joints in Decorative Concrete

Concrete Repair & Restoration Staining & Coloring Concrete Vol. 14 No. 5 - July 2014 by Nick Dancer Comments are Disabled

Control joints are cuts placed into the concrete at the time of pouring, or shortly after, to control random cracking in concrete. This works by creating a weakened area in the slab — concrete cracks follow the path of least resistance.

Perfect Fixes for Polished Concrete Floors

Concrete Repair & Restoration Concrete Polishing Vol. 13 No. 6 - August/September 2013 by Wade Christensen Comments are Disabled

A concrete floor polished up to 3,000 grit, stained, guarded and burnished can be a sight of sheer beauty. For many customers, a polished concrete floor is the perfect fit. The only problem is, many concrete floors are far from perfect slabs. There are pinholes, cracks, pop-outs, gouges, and spalling joints, just to name a few flaws.

Filling the Joint

Tips & How-Tos Vol. 10 No. 7 - October 2010 by Doug Carlton Comments are Disabled

Not long ago my wife and I were having dinner at a well-known chain restaurant when we noticed that hundreds of feet of saw cuts had been left unfilled. I’m guessing this had to be a health issue. If nothing else, it made the floor look unfinished, to say the least.