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How to Repair Broken Concrete Stairs - Quick and Easy

Video by The Fixer · 2 moments used in Oak Valley Designs's DIY guides · 12:36 long

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  1. 1:36–3:50 Clean Out Loose Concrete and Debris From How to Repair a Chipped Concrete Step Edge, Step 1: Clean the Chipped Area

    The first step in the repair process is to thoroughly clean out all loose and unstable concrete from the damaged areas. Use a hammer and a cold chisel (ensure it's not a wood chisel) to chip away any pieces that are not firmly attached. Remove all sand, small fragments, and debris, ensuring that any remaining concrete is solid enough to bond with the new material. A wire brush can help remove smaller loose particles and dust.

  2. 1:36–3:50 Clean Out Loose Concrete and Debris From How to Repair a Chipped Concrete Step Edge, Step 2: Undercut the Edge (if necessary)

    The first step in the repair process is to thoroughly clean out all loose and unstable concrete from the damaged areas. Use a hammer and a cold chisel (ensure it's not a wood chisel) to chip away any pieces that are not firmly attached. Remove all sand, small fragments, and debris, ensuring that any remaining concrete is solid enough to bond with the new material. A wire brush can help remove smaller loose particles and dust.

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