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DIY & Home Improvement

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6. Certainly the easiest. Thanks.

Fri Jun 26, 2026, 12:31 PM

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Yeah, I'd have to finish the surface with the masonry caulk and texturize to match the surrounding area.

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Concrete patch in foundation [View all] Auggie Friday OP

I would recommend an UpInArms Friday #1

Thanks! Auggie Friday #2

I've used steel wool w/epoxy caulk. Cheap works great. tazcat Friday #3

I like the idea Auggie Friday #8

regular Whip-poor-will Friday #4

Thank you for clarifying Auggie Friday #7

Stainless steel wool scrubber will work fine TexLaProgressive Friday #5

Certainly the easiest. Thanks. Auggie Friday #6

I would use the hydraulic cement. Hassin Bin Sober Friday #9