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Filling Concrete Voids in Tight Space
Hello, over the years the foundation/concrete/drywall near the outside door in my garage has started to crumble. I cleared out the loose debris and I'm left with what you see in the pictures. I don't know what I should do from here. I'm thinking of trying to use quikrete or some variant, but I'm starting to think this job might be too much for a DIYer. I think the left side would be fairly straightforward, but the right side of the wall goes to the siding. Any advice on how to fill these concrete voids in tight spaces would be much appreciated. submitted by /u/ashcosgrove [link] [comments]
| | Hello, over the years the foundation/concrete/drywall near the outside door in my garage has started to crumble. I cleared out the loose debris and I'm left with what you see in the pictures. I don't know what I should do from here. I'm thinking of trying to use quikrete or some variant, but I'm starting to think this job might be too much for a DIYer. I think the left side would be fairly straightforward, but the right side of the wall goes to the siding. Any advice on how to fill these concrete voids in tight spaces would be much appreciated. [link] [comments] |
