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  1. Concrete, crushed aggregate, or soil? What to fill post hole with.

    Aug 12, 2024 · Here's what I was thinking pea gravel 2" around post then pour 2 bags concrete. I did this on a few posts then noticed after a rain storm the water just pooling and sitting on the …

  2. Losing aggregate from asphalt shingle ridge - DIY Home …

    Jul 8, 2007 · Initially I thought that it was staining (like mildew) because the underlying color is black. But then I noticed that the downspouts were depositing large amounts of shingle …

  3. can exposed aggregate concrete be cut... - DIY Home …

    Dec 8, 2011 · It is not very often I disagree with Bondo, but there is a very nice little rail and water rig you can clamp to the Skill-saw and I get great results in little time.

  4. Pebble Overlay (over existing concrete patio) - DIY Home …

    Sep 27, 2009 · Here, concrete with the right aggregate and a retarder spray is the most common. I had a small exposed aggregate (12x22) section put in by a contractor friend and they ordered …

  5. Pouring Concrete against Existing concrete - DIY Home …

    Mar 14, 2024 · And if you mean the existing "aggregate" is exposed aggregate finish, I would put an expansion joint if aesthetics were important (if seen) between the two finishes. Also, not …

  6. Why can't I drill into concrete, with a masonry drill bit??

    Jul 3, 2022 · rotary hammer drill is much more expensive, but can handle drilling concrete more easily, especially aggregate, which may have rocks embedded in it. 3. There is also a special …

  7. Retaining wall base - DIY Home Improvement Forum

    Nov 3, 2021 · I'm having a hard time deciding what to do with the base aggregate for a retaining wall build. I've dug a trench about 18" deep. I put in my base aggregate which is 2A limestone. …

  8. Concrete Patio...what type of mix: 4 sack, 5 sack | DIY Home ...

    Apr 18, 2012 · A general rule of thumb is that higher strength mixes have more durability for the same slump and with the same aggregate. Also absorption is lower. If you have a freezing …

  9. shouldn't I have gravel under concrete footers?

    Sep 28, 2012 · Welcome to the forum! footing should bear upon undisturbed virgin soil. the only time gravel/stone comes into play is when the excavation has been done too deep and instead …

  10. how to fill in voids/gaps after removing forms from concrete pour

    Aug 8, 2014 · I did a rough job of filling/smoothing out the aggregate voids. This picture gives you an idea of it but the the sun was too bright for much detail. I used Quickrete Fast Set Mortar. It …