Concrete Tutorials Home > Home and Garden > Home Improvement > Concrete Free tutorials, articles and courses on Home Concrete 0 Vote   Add to Favorites Recommend Report 0 Vote   http://www.askthebuilder.com/613_Pouring_Concre... Submitted by: AskTheBuilder Visits: 403  Posted on: July 6,2007 Learn how quickly the concrete goes from a pourable mixture to a hard compound. Practice different finishing methods on a small pour, not a huge... Add to Favorites Recommend Report 0 Vote   Repair Cracked Concrete Slab Submitted by: AskTheBuilder Visits: 434  Posted on: July 6,2007 Cracks in concrete slabs can be permanently repaired. The trick is to use high-strength epoxies that are easily injected into the cracks. Epoxy... Add to Favorites Recommend Report 0 Vote   Concrete Cracks Submitted by: AskTheBuilder Visits: 428  Posted on: July 6,2007 Concrete slabs will crack. Most concrete will crack. Concrete reinforcement by your contractor can help minimize or stop cracking. The use of steel... Add to Favorites Recommend Report 0 Vote   Concrete Submitted by: AskTheBuilder Visits: 380  Posted on: July 6,2007 Concrete driveways, walks and patios can be a source of complaint from homeowners. Concrete that will remain in shape for years needs great... Add to Favorites Recommend Report 0 Vote   Concrete In Cold Weather Submitted by: AskTheBuilder Visits: 435  Posted on: July 6,2007 Concrete installation in cold weather can be successful if your contractor follows a few guidelines. Do no pour concrete on frozen ground. Mix... Add to Favorites Recommend Report 0 Vote   Concrete Overlays Submitted by: AskTheBuilder Visits: 461  Posted on: July 6,2007 Concrete overlays to repair sidewalk and driveway surfaces will fare well when several guidelines are met. Only place overlays over a sound slab.... Add to Favorites Recommend Report 0 Vote   Resurfacing Concrete Submitted by: AskTheBuilder Visits: 417  Posted on: July 6,2007 An overlay of less than 3/4 inches will not need any pea gravel. Cement paint will help permanently bond new to old. Read on for further tips. Add to Favorites Recommend Report 0 Vote   Cleaning Concrete Oil Spots Submitted by: AskTheBuilder Visits: 379  Posted on: July 6,2007 Don't just rinse but soak up the oil/soap mix. Solvent use may be necessary but be careful. These solvents are very dangerous. Add to Favorites Recommend Report 0 Vote   Silane and Siloxane Concrete Sealants Submitted by: AskTheBuilder Visits: 178  Posted on: July 6,2007 Water, oil and other liquids can readily soak into concrete if it is not protected. Protect your surface with a clear sealer or liquid repellent. Add to Favorites Recommend Report 0 Vote   Oil Spills on Pavement Submitted by: AskTheBuilder Visits: 197  Posted on: July 6,2007 Make sure you don't use a wire brush, because that only harms your driveway surface. And while you may need to use a solvent to get rid of a stain... Add to Favorites Recommend Report 1

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