There are many concrete repair products for cracks, spalls, repairs, and distress, though not all leave an appealing finish. Sometimes the aesthetics are not important to the repair, but in other cases the repaired concrete must look good and/or match its surroundings. This presentation will cover a number of ways to accomplish better-looking repairs. But what about those projects where ugly repairs have already been made? This presentation will also address how to improve the appearance of existing, unsightly repairs.
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David “Dave” FlaxThe Euclid Chemical Company Dave Flax received his Civil Engineering Degree from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute (RPI) in 1969 and has been involved with construction and concrete for over 45 years. He has been a field engineer, a contractor, a specifier, and a researcher with the Corps of Engineers. He earned his CDT (Certified Document Technologist) and CCPR (Certified Construction Products Representative) certifications from the CSI (Construction Specification Institute). Dave has participated in multiple national ICRI committees including “Repair of Construction Defects”, ICRI 130-Guide Specifications, and ICRI 320- Concrete Repair Materials and Methods. Dave has also published dozens of articles across the industry, was awarded the ‘Extra Yard Award’ by SCCP for 30+ years of service to the concrete industry and has a patent for zero-shrinkage concrete and fibers. |
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