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Need advice on pourable cement for tiny holes

z3u$096

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I need to pour a few really small concrete footings but the catch is that I only have a little opening to pour the mix through and this means I cannot use anything with gravel or large stones in it. I am looking for a cement product that is pourable and flowable, basically something that is just cement and sand, so it won't get stuck on the way down. Does anyone have a good product recommendation for a cement mix that is fine enough to pour through a small hole without any aggregate? Thanks!
 
That's non-shrink grout or a fine sand mix. You need to look for on the bag is something that mentions only fine aggregates, or a mix designed to be highly flowable for filling voids and tight spaces, which is what grout is engineered to do. Anything labeled as Sand Mix or specialty Non-Shrink Grout is your answer. It has the cement and sand composition you want with that necessary pourable consistency to get through a small opening and form a solid.
 
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