1st off, welcome to the forums but didn't anything ask for a location ? might not be an issue here but always helps us - pics do, too, but you're new so might not be poss.
pooling water should only be dangerous/slippery if it freezes OR pools in a hard-trowel'd floor,,, normal water doesn't cause conc damage while wtr dripping from my gutter will over time IF the drip hits the same spot during every rain :furious: [ reminder to self - FIX THAT &^[email protected]$*((#^# LEAK ! ]
think you've got the method however may have bought wrong mtls ( apron / vest store ? ) - the dip/s call'd a ' birdbath ' - be particularly careful to grind the area to prep it & blow off all the dust,,, get a polymer-modified repair mortar that allows feather edging,,, self levelers aren't my choice as they never do unless you're a pro :no: this is trowel & straight edge work,,, sealing's another thread & epoxies [ NEVER use wtr-bas'd epoxy ] aren't my choice but you might 1st repair it see then see what's next on the list,,, think about grinding ' slope ' from where the garage door sits on the threshold to where conc floor abuts the d/w,,, that helped us immensely,,, best thing to remember is wtr runs downhill :thumbsup:
ope to the whole garage floor. Some suggestions and guidance would be greatly appreciated.[/QUOTE]
pooling water should only be dangerous/slippery if it freezes OR pools in a hard-trowel'd floor,,, normal water doesn't cause conc damage while wtr dripping from my gutter will over time IF the drip hits the same spot during every rain :furious: [ reminder to self - FIX THAT &^[email protected]$*((#^# LEAK ! ]
think you've got the method however may have bought wrong mtls ( apron / vest store ? ) - the dip/s call'd a ' birdbath ' - be particularly careful to grind the area to prep it & blow off all the dust,,, get a polymer-modified repair mortar that allows feather edging,,, self levelers aren't my choice as they never do unless you're a pro :no: this is trowel & straight edge work,,, sealing's another thread & epoxies [ NEVER use wtr-bas'd epoxy ] aren't my choice but you might 1st repair it see then see what's next on the list,,, think about grinding ' slope ' from where the garage door sits on the threshold to where conc floor abuts the d/w,,, that helped us immensely,,, best thing to remember is wtr runs downhill :thumbsup:
ope to the whole garage floor. Some suggestions and guidance would be greatly appreciated.[/QUOTE]
