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I needed to replace a large chunk of concrete that had broken off my driveway. This is a common issue for most homeowners on driveways and sidewalks but doesn't have to cost you $100's to repair. I will walk you through the complete DIY repair process which you will be able to apply to your own situation, ensuring great results.
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0:00 My Concrete Driveway Damage
0:30 How To Remove a Broken Large Chunk Of Concrete
0:57 Establishing A Solid Base Under Concrete Pad
1:29 Why My Concrete Failed
2:41 Installing #4 Rerod Into Existing Concrete Pad
3:16 Laying Down Gravel For A Base Under New Slab
3:34 Calculating The Amount Of Concrete Needed For A Repair
5:26 Concrete Repair Product And Supplies Needed
7:40 Mixing Quickcrete 5000 psi Concrete
8:04 Laying In New Concrete and Floating
9:01 Making An Edge In A Concrete Repair
9:28 Disposing Of Old Concrete
9:47 How To Cure Concrete and End Results
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