A bit different to Tris's polyfilla idea but this is my way of making concrete flooring.
First off Materials needed:
1. Some or one can of white stone effect. About £7.99 from a good DIY shop.
Some cement powder. Try asking at the DIY store if they have any split bags or ask a local builder for some.
Also, you will need somewhere to concrete.
2. Next spray the stone spray onto the area but BE CAREFUL AS THIS STUFF DOES SPLASH EVERYWHERE.
3. Spray onto the area then sprinkle (a bit thinner than I have, maybe use your mum or wife's sieve???) the cement powder over the paint.
4. ONCE QUITE DRY rub the cement powder into the paint but make sure it is dry enough, probably about an hour at least.
5. Once dry you will be able to blow or brush the majority off the unused cement powder and then you may have to rub the last bit into the painted are but you should be left with something like this:
6. Get rid of that last bit and this is what you have left:
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A bit different to Tris's polyfilla idea but this is my way of making concrete flooring.
First off Materials needed:
1. Some or one can of white stone effect. About £7.99 from a good DIY shop.
Some cement powder. Try asking at the DIY store if they have any split bags or ask a local builder for some.
Also, you will need somewhere to concrete.
2. Next spray the stone spray onto the area but BE CAREFUL AS THIS STUFF DOES SPLASH EVERYWHERE.
3. Spray onto the area then sprinkle (a bit thinner than I have, maybe use your mum or wife's sieve???) the cement powder over the paint.
4. ONCE QUITE DRY rub the cement powder into the paint but make sure it is dry enough, probably about an hour at least.
5. Once dry you will be able to blow or brush the majority off the unused cement powder and then you may have to rub the last bit into the painted are but you should be left with something like this:
6. Get rid of that last bit and this is what you have left:
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