s and encourages even more spalling of the concrete. EPOXY resin is the answer! There are products formulated for concrete applications. Sika comes to mind but there are others. That’s not to say that West system won’t work. If it were me, I’d clean and dry the concrete and then paint a couple coats of thinned epoxy followed by a couple coats unthinned with some kind of reinforcement. There are fibers that can be added to the mix that will add strength without decreasing the epoxy’s flexibility. Thats the view from the cheap seats! Let us know what you decided an keep us posted. As Rudy likes to say, You are gonna have fun! Regards, Randy Pickelmann Cool Change-lying Rockland, ME www.CruisingMorningStar.com

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Thanks Rudy, for all your help and insights. You have been a great asset to this list. Best wishes on your cruise and I hope you get back on the list when your voyage is complete. May you have fair winds and a good VHF. David Sorenson Duluth, MN