Adhesive on Concrete Subfloor? No Problem | Ep. 85

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1. 0:28–1:00 Prepare Rough Concrete Steps for Resurfacing From How to Make Concrete Basement Stairs Non-Slip, Step 1: Prepare the Concrete Stairs

   The first issue addresses rough concrete steps that are uncomfortable or damaging to footwear. To resolve this, thoroughly clean the concrete steps to remove any dirt, debris, loose concrete, or old finishes. This initial cleaning step may involve sweeping and washing the steps. After cleaning, ensure the steps are completely dry. Inspect the steps for any large cracks or areas of significant damage that might require pre-treatment before applying the resurfacer. For very rough areas, a wire brush or rubbing with a brick or pumice stone can help knock off sharp edges.

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• How to Make Concrete Basement Stairs Non-Slip