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Drain it. It’s bad for you

Also took the packers

My favorite sandwich in the city is the muff from Anthony’s deli

Is it a skinny line, scored kinda deep into the slab? If so, you could fill it with a colored concrete filler. When we score slabs, we typically use a wider blade that just barely etches the top of the slab and that kind of score line wouldn’t be deep enough to apply any filler.

We typically charge $1- $1.50/ sqft. depending on how rough shape it’s in.

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Yep! They finished up much earlier on the afternoon, less time to build drama

It’s never okay to lay hands on a woman

Anything loose or flaking up would need be removed first. I would think a good pressure washing would do the trick. A hand grinder with a cup grinding wheel would also work if the pressure washer isn’t enough.

You could do this coating on a patio. However, I personally think other coatings look better for living areas like patios. We do a lot of 1/4” concrete overlay resurfacing with slate texture finishes( stamp rollers). It looks like a real stone or real wood after it’s stained/sealed. Not the solid color, painted, epoxy look.


Ninja coatings seems to me to be a good product. It’s basically the epoxy with the flake finish over the top. But in my opinion, the epoxy and the ninja coatings look best in garages more than outdoor areas.

Helm paint sells a product called corotech v400. Very good product. Not hard to put down. Can be tinted to any color. Roll on with 1/2” naps. I use a paintbrush around the edges and on any vertical concrete. 2 coats. Don’t park on it for 7 days