[rebelranger]

Oh and the height difference isn't due to settling. The pours are flat, minus the slight downhill decline for water run off.

 

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Here is a picture of the edge

 

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I'm not really fond of the idea of beveling the edge...what machine could I rent or use to bevel such a long edge?

Really just want to do some type of concrete, mortar, cement, etc. slope, then I'll do an epoxy floor coating.

Any more ideas?

 

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Ahh DannyT - you are supposed to say sure slapping concrete mud on there from 1.5" to a feather edge will do great and be fine! lol.

Any more takers or ideas? Because it is in the middle of the garage it will only get foot traffic and maybe the Harley tire on it. I really just need something to feather it out so I can get epoxy over it and not have the trip hazard.

 

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What type of tool, outside a grinder with diamond blade, can be used to grind a 45degree angle on over 22 feet of concrete?

 

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Thank you for the responses. How do you suppose I make a jig for a handheld grinder? I think it's going to rattle all over the place unless I'm holding it.

 

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I've thought of that, or even hard rubber. The issue is two fold: (1) will it crack/give to much if any weight, person or motorcycle is directly on it or (2) if moisture every gets in there and does a freeze/thaw cycle what will happen.

I think i'm going to try a small area with grinding first. But now that the weather is under 50s nightly it looks like this will be a first of spring project, errr winter sucks.

 

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where would I find something like that?

 

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Kansas City, Mo..
I'll call and ask around too