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Sanding Concrete
by Cindi
(Atlanta)
Q. I have a concrete planter and pedestal that I plan to stain and seal. They have some rough edges at the seams. What can I use to "sand" them down?
A. Depending on how rough the edges are, you can use a grinding stone or sand paper or a combination of both. The grinding stone will smooth it much quicker but can also leave deeper scars. I would lightly rub it with the stone and then use fine grit sandpaper to finish it.