Our city was recently devastated by floods. We were very fortunate in that only our finished basement had water damage. We?re in the process of removing carpeting and assessing if there is damage to the walls and insulation. After removing carpet in a large family room, we discovered aggregate concrete beneath. The hallway and three bedrooms are simply concrete. This aggregate flooring has cedar dividers and it was obviously poured to be used as the interior flooring. Would it look appropriate to keep this flooring uncovered and use a sealant on top? Our biggest problem is that there is a large white patch that appears to have been used over a crack in the floor. Maybe they had water seepage. Would this flooring be acceptable for the interior of the home and can this white patch be corrected to match the floor?
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