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Repair chips on concrete from chipping ice
During one of the ice storms this winter, I used my shovel to chip some ice off my porch (bad mistake). Now I got a bunch of small chip marks on it right at my front door. How can I repair it? Concrete stain or epoxy to mask it? Patch it? What is the best thing I can do? :confused:
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The chips looks very noticeable now. In time if its not deep it will gray up to match the old more. Or throw a rug there. What ever you do you either change the look of the hole pad or live with it for now. How deep are the chips , and big is the steps/pad/landing? Signed 21 Boat If I Helped To Answer Your Question Please Rate My Answer |
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