Re: flat garage floor

[Mike & Deb <mdlefevre@xxxxxxxxxx>]

Hi Neal,
A concrete mix is availible for just your need. It is very soupy as concrete goes but that allows gravity to do the leveling. I assume your current floor is concrete and if you check the yellow pages under concrete cutting you should be able to find businesses specializing in such work. They quote prices by lineal feet to be cut and thickness of concrete. Just lay out your area on paper and figure the cutting required (don't make the pieces too big to handle) and call for a quote. You might want a concrete contractor to do the job and thus insure a perfect result or no pay. These are probably the most expensive options but it might be the best way. It can't hurt to check!
Mike LeFevre

On Sep 29, 2012, neal zimmerman <neal.zimmerman@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

anybody have any ideas on how to make a 10x20 foot area of my shop
floor FLAT? now that i have a real space again i might re-kindle my 65
coronet project, and move on the original AWB plan. i need a pretty
flat pad to do this and my current shop floors are not good enough.
Neal Zimmerman, Eugene Oregon

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