Bricks, Masonry, Asphalt and Concrete - rain and concrete
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bogiedot
08-05-03, 01:57 PM
I poured part of my driveway and it began to rain/ I had the drive bullfloated when it started/ so I covered it with visqueen. The rain continued throughtout the day when the rain let up a little I was able to float the surface and cover again before the rain began to get harder. What I'm left with is a floated surface that will have some of the plastic marks on the surface, my question is how to match the broom finish of the previous pour. Can I take some portland and sand in a slurry and broom? Will that adhere to the floated surface? Thanks
bungalow jeff
08-05-03, 09:18 PM
Unfortunately, you are stuck with the cured surface. A broomed on cement dlurry will just crack and peel off.