I would use screws with plastic mollies. You drill a hole in the concrete with a masonry bit and hammer drill. Push a plastic molly in to the hole. Then run a screw into the molly and it will expand and grip in the hole.
I would use screws with plastic mollies. You drill a hole in the concrete with a masonry bit and hammer drill. Push a plastic molly in to the hole. Then run a screw into the molly and it will expand and grip in the hole.
Hope this is the right place for this. We had a sidewalk poured and they got concrete splatter on our aluminum posts and handrails. It's not terrible but random spots. I don't want to scratch the finish of course. Any suggestions? Thank you.
Our driveway apron is failing. It had a serious dip with multiple cracks. I was living with it.
this year, the town started repairing the road. When they stripped the road, the driveway apron is literally coming to pieces. Probably good that I do not need to cut it. But now my challenge is how to repair
About 5 feet a 1 feet area.
I can see dirt under the asphalt
Questions
1) how do I fix the base ?
2) would cold asphalt hold or do I need to call a professional for hot asphalt?
3) anything better ?
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07-30-21, 08:02 AM
How to attach metal molding to concrete?
