I've never worked with concrete. Is there an easy way for a concrete newbie to repair this wall?
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How do I fix it?
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Sign up to join this communityI've never worked with concrete. Is there an easy way for a concrete newbie to repair this wall?
How do I fix it?
Here is another view, further back.
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Vinyl cement patch is what you're probably after. It's designed to bond well and handle impacts and movement in thin applications much better than concrete or mortar. It can be feathered to a thin edge.
Mix per the instructions on the package and apply with a wide putty knife or trowel.
Be aware that you won't have good results spanning from one concrete object to another. There's almost certainly seasonal movement between the two that will tear the patch apart. Use a control joint where necessary.
Note that the quickrete product is a powder you must mix with water, not pre-mixed. Either product would be appropriate for patching those chipped areas, but in truth this is probably the most mild concrete damage I've ever seen anyone want to correct.