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Repair concrete shower curb
We are retiling a bathroom with a concrete pan that is about 32 years old. Some of the concrete along the curb has crumbled or is broken up. Is there a way to repair these spots? We have not had any pan leaks so we think the floor is okay but we haven't removed the floor tile yet.
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