I just bought an older home that needs extensive updating to its floors. I stripped the floors down to the subfloor and found many low-spots believed to be caused by a "settling of the house". So, I purchased a self-leveling compound and followed the instructions. I first primered the area, mixed the compound, and poured it in an area I believed to need the most help.
Well, I went the next day to check on it. I placed a 6 foot box level over the middle and found that I know had a seesaw affect. I think I may have poured to much in the middle. Is that possible? Is there a way to correct that? Should I break up the cement, clear the area, and start all over? It's getting quite expensive.
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