Filling in Cracks

[strangefires]

Anyone know a particular brand/type of bondo/quick-crete stuff that's optimal for filling in a crack or two.
those kind that are 10-12" from the top of the first stair when rolling up. you know what i mean. help me
out pls.

[strangefires]

ok i know now. since i asked i will answer for anyone else that doesn't know.

buy a product called "quick-crete". follow instructions. the 'crack' that i'm intending to use it
on is about 2 feet wide, 3/4" long, and 1/2" deep. typical concrete separation.

I will mix up ~1 pound of the quick crete, throw it in, smooth it out with one of those mason trowels and
let it dry for 6-8 hours. Don't try it when it's cold out. The quick-crete will freeze and fall apart.

[matt]

Not really the most logical thing to use, but would help.

[strangefires]

what would you use?

[CaptainMorganFreeman]

what would you use?

bondo autobody filler...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=55N2BM_yFLs
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[CaptainMorganFreeman]

this takes like 10 minutes before you can skate it by the way.

[strangefires]

sick!!!!!! thank you

[vagabond]

this website here has two good tutorials on how to fix skatespots with body filler or cement: http://bennys.tv/en/skateboard-spots-ramp-plans/47-body-filler-repair

[BuddyPal]

ill fill in your crack