Prepare Concrete Joints and Cracks

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What happens here

Begin by thoroughly preparing any identified saw cuts (control joints) and existing cracks in the concrete floor. This involves cleaning out any debris, dust, or loose material from within the cuts and cracks to ensure proper adhesion of the filler. While the video doesn't show the cleaning process in detail, it is an implied and essential prerequisite before applying filler to the existing saw cuts and cracks mentioned and shown.

Goal: Ensure joints and cracks are clean and ready for filler application.

Tools and materials

Vacuum Cleaner — Removing dust and debris from cuts and cracks
Wire Brush — Scrubbing loose material from cracks and joints

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we had saw cuts and we had cracks in this floor. We filled on the saw cuts and the cracks and we filled them with sand in a polyurea, you know, filler. So, we used fortification from Citadel. Now, the question is, is it wrong or is it right or okay to fill a saw cut? >> That's the time and there's so much misinformation out there. That control joint that is put in the concrete when

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