Posted by: Jeff on June 19, 2000 at 22:05:30:

In Reply to: muraitic acid spill Posted by: Ronnie on June 19, 2000 at 20:52:38:

: I have a nice garage and had two gallons of muraitic acid which spilled all over the floor. It looks real nice and clean however the nice smooth layer I once had no longer exists. can this be restored and how. When you sweep I get a lot of dust and sand can this be stopped??

: Help!help!

: thanks
: ronnie
Ronnie
Most times flushing the area with lots of water will stop the breakdown of the concrete. But now as to dealing with the damage Larfarge corporation has a section on partial depth repairs that explains your options much better then I can here. When you get to the site click on tech tips and training next screen tech tips and finally partial depth repairs.
Jeff

• http://www.lafargecorp.com/index.html

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: : I have a nice garage and had two gallons of muraitic acid which spilled all over the floor. It looks real nice and clean however the nice smooth layer I once had no longer exists. can this be restored and how. When you sweep I get a lot of dust and sand can this be stopped?? : : Help!help! : : thanks : : ronnie : Ronnie : Most times flushing the area with lots of water will stop the breakdown of the concrete. But now as to dealing with the damage Larfarge corporation has a section on partial depth repairs that explains your options much better then I can here. When you get to the site click on tech tips and training next screen tech tips and finally partial depth repairs. : Jeff

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