Concrete Subfloor Leveling in a Large Area MrYoucandoityourself

Hello I ordered some of your products for my nephew & I have yet to receive anything from you guys, can someone assist me in resolving this please & thank you

what is the name of the tripods? where do get them ??

where did you get those adjustable pins to help point out level.?? Great job!!

What pound of bags did you use?

Nice!🫰🏼

Excellent video! Which self-leveling underlayment product and bonding agent do you like the best? We're shopping around and trying to decide which products to buy.

Incredible result. Amazing level and uniform color. I usually get swirls of colors which are unsightly. What is that tool you are using at the end (like a roller with spikes)?

I can't believe it can be that poorly leveled by builder.

So my first poor has some REALLY ugly spots. Im going to have to grind a lot of it down. and also fill in some low spots. What product would be good for filling in spots? Use the same SLC? Im using Mapei Self Leveler Plus+.

My SLC is drying very fast! By the time i mix my 3rd batch, the first batch is getting dry! What things can i do?

How many bags of leveler you used for that room?

What is the roller called that you are using to go back through the wet patch?

I need to level the floor in a room about that size that is around 2" (5cm) low in some areas. Is this method the best for this much slope? Thank you for your videos.

Not an easy job to diy, you need to work fast as the self leveling starts to set fast, you constantly need to make a new batch, and clean the tools to avoid clumps 😅 but good job man 👍🏻

great tip

Really really good quality work. I am afraid to do so I will keep feather finishing low and sanding high.

Do you have any experience adding aggregates to self levelling compound? I need to pour quite thick on top floor apartment and thinking about using a lightweight aggregate in the mix: love to hear any tips you have for this.

So you didnt have to prime it?

I wish I could find someone local who was as good.

Thank you doing this video. Educated me even more about this process and tools for the job!

Hello from NZ. You are amazing!! I'm watching so my son can do. Where do you get the tripods from? Thanks for video.

Do you leave the caulk and paper? Or do you remove it?

What is that long metal metal square called? The one you drag accross the floor. Thank you Sir.

Awesome video ! how did you find the highest spot to put your laser ?.

Great video my question is where do you get those tripods and what concrete do you use for your jobs thanks

Did you do the whole 500 s/f by yourself?

After I seal my perimeter areas. I always measure out in 24in sections the width of my gauge rake spreader. I mark with a sharpie the measurements on the ends of each 24in section. Doing such gives me a better idea of how much I should pour in that area. Just another way to try to do the best job I can. If I could post a pic of my sections I would. Great video btw!!

Which self level product did you use.
Also it looked really wet did you use the recommended water or did you add more.

I think I'm about to do a 750 sqft basement myself using mapei self leveling compound.
Should be a good time.

We don't have to primer the floor ?

Great work!!
I like to use the same material how much water do you use to make it that liquidy?? Thank you!

Nice....who said this can't be done alone...lol you got the juice buddy...only a few of us left

Did you do the whole floor by yourself? How long did it take?

How many bags do you mix at one time?

that is the most precise technique i have seen, these grade elevators specify the height needed... needs a patent !

Did you have to treat concrete subfloor with anything for the leveling compound to bind to? You mad this look easy. In Florida on hot days this sets up too quickly to work it that long.

I got the wrong channel, Im searching for MrYoucandoitwithhelp :D

WOW!!!! Just wow! You are amazing!

Do you use more water than the instructions say? You're leveler seems to flow out easier than what I've experienced. Even at 6 quarts per 50lb. bag, it's still pretty thick compared to your videos.

No sill sealer?

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The levelling compound product I have says max 3.4litres of water per bag of levelling compound 5-50mm, but is it ok to use 4litres per bag instead for the same levelling compound(5-50mm) for 0-15mm actual floor levelling?

Where did you get the big spiked roller?

I am in the trade and I would love to know how you did this whole pour by yourself when you only have about 20 minutes working time with each dump. I use ARDEX products and could never do a pour of that size with just myself.

Laminate befor the sheet rock 🧐🙄

Very informative video. Just wish I had the confidence to do the 70 square metre area 🥴🥴. Thanks very much👍

What self leveler compound did you use and can you finish this type of self-leveler?

Why do you make it look so effortless 😭