Ideally, concrete should have a dense, smooth, and durable surface. If it starts to dust, flake, or crumble — that’s a red flag. Here’s why it happens and how to prevent it:

1️⃣ Too much water in the mix
“Easier to work with when it’s runny,” they say. But then the surface ends up weak and dusty. Keep the mix plastic — not soupy.

2️⃣ Poor compaction
Skipping the vibrator leads to trapped air and weak zones. Compaction is key, especially for slabs and floors.

3️⃣ Surface dried too fast
Hot weather? The top crusts over while the inside is still curing — result: delamination. Use water spray, plastic sheeting, or curing compounds to control moisture loss.

4️⃣ Low cement content near the surface
Sometimes during troweling, cement gets pushed down and the top layer ends up too sandy. Balance is critical.

5️⃣ Dust, debris, or water on the base
Pouring onto a dirty or wet surface ruins adhesion. Clean and dry base = strong bond.

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