I read about dirt-crete in Popular Mechanics or one of its cousins back in
the sixties. As I remember, the government had paved a few country roads in
the SouthEast with the stuff and it had stood up to the (probably minimal)
traffic for decades.
On the other hand, getting some concrete delivered and learning how to
smooth it would probably be less work and money. Putting money into someone
else's house would be offset by the learning you'd get. And you wouldn't
have to live for long with any mistakes....
Ken Landaiche
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From: Gambony, Jim [mailto:jim.gambony@eds.com]
Tony,
I have a friend from the Triumph club who was advocating exactly that
approach for my barn floor. Apparently it's an old trick from where he's
from (Tulsa OK area).
Since I want to be able to roll cars around on it... I need at least 3-4"
though :( It'd be simpler to do a proper job of it.
No, I'm not gonna be the guinea pig tho'
Jim
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