How To Repair Nail Holes In Concrete Floor

I've attached photos of ii products that I've used for patching holes and cracks in cement and concrete. Both tin can exist bought at Lowe'southward or Home Depot and they've both worked very well for me.

They sell concrete in tubes (similar caulking) to make full holes & cracks!

J on Sep 19, 2017

They sell concrete patch in containers like spackel and in larger buckets. It's made only for patching holes similar that

Rog on Sep 19, 2017

One of the easiest products to use for light repair of finished concrete is Set up-All. This production doesn't shrink; it swells slightly to lock in. Additionally, you tin can slow down cure fourth dimension by adding a bit of vinegar to the mix (read instructions). If you lot spiral upwards and over fill the hole, you tin utilize a masonry grinder to level it out. A super repair tin be had by first painting the repair site with acrylic cement agglutinative offset, then filling the hole one time the agglutinative tacks upwards. All-in-all, this product really lives up to its name. I've even used it to repair severe termite impairment in a rafter tail. That repair, painted over, is in full view nether my patio cover and remains totally sound and invisible---it is well over twenty years old now.

Bank check out Quickcrete'due south video and print instructions. I've used their patching concrete in the by and information technology has held upwardly well. Looks similar the holes you have in the floor would exist easiest filled with the caulk gun repair product they show.

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y'all tin can clean out holes and and so use scissure fill. It comes in a tube

After the holes are filled, add a layer of white waterproofing such as Drylok (which might be used to fill the holes, too, if they don't go all the way through to dirt below) or Flex Seal or at least a water resistant porch pigment before adding whatsoever other flooring.

Give thanks y'all for your input, much appreciated. But I whipped up some morter left over from the tile. It worked out perfect, and didn't cost a dime. Thanks over again.