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One solution? your situation may well call for a 1/4" concrete overlay which consists of exactly that: a one-quarter inch thick layer of a cementitious product containing polymers for strength. After all, that industry was based on repairing concrete with something more amenable to putting down in interior situations - but at the same time using something harder than the original substrate.
Unfortunately, it's not a DIY project, IMO in order to get the best results because it involves somewhat more complicated techniques and products and the technology is not mass-market. I don't like acrylic cement systems personally, but that's a technology that's out there too
Perhaps look up "concrete overlays" where you are and have technician come in and give you an idea.
Unfortunately, it's not a DIY project, IMO in order to get the best results because it involves somewhat more complicated techniques and products and the technology is not mass-market. I don't like acrylic cement systems personally, but that's a technology that's out there too
Perhaps look up "concrete overlays" where you are and have technician come in and give you an idea.
