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    Jun 7, 2005, 12:21 PM
    Level Basement Floor?
    Am finishing roughed-in bathroom in basement. Studded walls already. Need to level basement floor but it's off as much as 1" in places. The stuff you pour isn't going to level to that degree, is it?
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    Jun 9, 2005, 06:05 AM
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    Quote Originally Posted by Vicki T
    Am finishing roughed-in bathroom in basement. Studded walls already. Need to level basement floor but it's off as much as 1" in places. The stuff you pour isn't going to level to that degree, is it?
    Thanks for any replies-
    Vicki T
    ... the cement on this site. Claims to work to 2 inches.
    http://www.super-tek.com/superlevel.htm
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    Jun 9, 2005, 06:16 AM
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    Quote Originally Posted by Vicki T
    Am finishing roughed-in bathroom in basement. Studded walls already. Need to level basement floor but it's off as much as 1" in places. The stuff you pour isn't going to level to that degree, is it?
    Thanks for any replies-
    Vicki T
    ... a popular firm (Bonsal); BONSAL B-1 Leveler
    http://www.bonsal.com/concrete.html?sid=1396
    Works to 2 inches but requires troweling.
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