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rivera.henry
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1d ago
Appreciation post: my screed was riding 3/8 inch high at the garage apron until a finisher in Tulsa set me straight
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thea246
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1d ago
Debate: 5,000 sq ft of driveway poured in one shift, hero move or setup for cracks?
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richard_shah
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3d ago
The day my screed rail slipped and I dumped half a yard on the driveway in Fontana
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gibson.sean
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5d ago
Dropped $340 on a screed I used twice, want to save somebody else the pain
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pat_hall87
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6d ago
A finisher in Tulsa showed me how to edge a slab with a worn trowel, and it fixed my rough edges
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noah917
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8d ago
Update: started brooming my own slabs after 8 months of letting the new guy finish them
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emmafisher
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9d ago
Hot take: the 28-day cure rule for a slab is way off for the mix I actually pour
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ryanprice
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10d ago
My broom finished slab in the shop went from chalky to glassy after I switched up one thing
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rivera.henry
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11d ago
Heard a guy at the supply yard in Boise say 'you're not finishing concrete, you're finishing a clock' and it stuck with me
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sandralee
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11d ago
Rant: almost bought a $220 laser screed for small pours, glad the rental guy in Boise talked me out of it
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skylerg17
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11d ago
TIL you don't always need a power trowel on small pours, and my arms paid for it last week
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jennifer_singh
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12d ago
Saw a crew in Amarillo pour a 40x60 slab with no control joints laid out, and half the guys on site said they were fine
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tylerr29
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12d ago
My Edger Was Cutting 3/8 Inch Too Deep For Two Years And Nobody Told Me
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sage52
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13d ago
My old boss told me to stop floating edges so wet, and now my slabs show way fewer hairline cracks
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skyler_white
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14d ago
I finally stopped fighting bleed water at a pour in Phoenix last summer
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