10 Minute Concrete Mender Crack Repair 

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I'm sorry you had an issue. No product can make all types of repairs. There are many factors that can determine the life of a repair from local conditions to the application technique used. Independent testing in Christchurch has shown 10 Minute Concrete Mender™ to be more effective then epoxy injection and lower cost per meter. We have many long term successful applications in Christchurch. Please contact Canzac in Christchurch for more information.

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I dont think they will reply to a wall question . why ? Because nothing can fix the ingress of moisture coming through from the external to the internal face of a wall . Trust me , many products have come and GONE claiming to fix this very common problem . Sorry .

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Hello, Yes, you can seal the repairs, but they would still turn yellow in the sunlight. Our MatchCrete™ Clear with colored sand to match would be a UV color stable choice. www.matchcrete.com. Kelton at Roadware.

Good question. The purpose of this application is to make the floor smooth again and prevent further damage from hard wheeled traffic like shopping carts or pallet jacks. 10 Minute Concrete Mender is an effective water stopping repair, but it was not designed for that purpose. We do not recommend the product for residential basements for example. Concrete Mender is a structural polyurethane. It makes a very tough repair that will handle industrial loads and traffic without becoming brittle like most epoxies. Concrete Mender moves with the concrete, not against it. You can find more on this subject on the Roadware website.

Yes, you can order the Concrete Mender in the natural white color and add most any dry pigment to make a custom color as needed.

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those are control cracks, don't fill them with this, Volcum is a flexable product that will fill the crack and prevent grass and weeds, grass andweed killer will work for several months.

I agree.

Most driveways have too much movement for a repair of this type. A more flexible repair would be better. It is always a good idea to clean and prep repair areas first no matter what type of repair you choose.

Driveway cracks have a unique set of challenges. I would recommend a softer product like our MatchCrete Clear or a softer caulk material.

Both will work. The finer sand will give you a finer finish. Just make sure the sand is fully saturated.

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I would use a softer material for roof cracks.

Hello, That crack parallel to the wall could be there for a number of reasons. Most likely, that is where the foundation blocks end and the floor starts. It could be a variation in the thickness of the concrete depending of the design of the floor. In my opinion, the cracking was probably caused by shrinkage during curing and the cracks should be fairly stable by now. A filler or repair should be stable enough to support your tile. Especially if the room is climate controlled and the concrete is over one year old. Kelton at Roadware.

Better Built. Yes you can add cutting dust. You can use the dust adjust the final color as desired.

Hello, I understand. This is a professional use product. The applicator needs to be trained in the safe use of chemicals like this and in working around concrete dust.

This should be made abundantly clear in this video. This would not be an "easy" repair for the average person. Very disappointing.

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Yes, and the white comes from the hand finishing of the material with the rubbing stone. You can also you a grinder with a flap abrasive disk. Use darker sand or colored quartz to make many different colors.

Hello, The Concrete Mender is about as hard as the surrounding concrete. We have a another product called Flexible Cement II for semi flexible applications. For high movement areas like a sidewalk or driveway, I would recommend a caulk like material.

roadware1 My basement slab is super thin (1") over barely anyrock, mainly clay, and when the pressure comes up you can actually see the water push out when you walk over the crack(s). Is it a lost cause?

This is no epoxy. You always have to consider why the slab cracked and what the conditions will be before making a repair like this. This particular repair was made over 15 years ago and still looks great.

Brad Wolfe I’ve used silicone to fill the cracks, then painted the floor and it worked really well.

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And repeat every 6 weeks. LOL.

First you need to kill(neutralize)the suction before you can prime/bond. Straight sand/cement won't work. You could try SBR Admix but there's a UV problem with it too. - Then clean your teeth with a hard toothbrush and go and get very drunk. I should know I'm Irish. :-)

We recommend a clean, dry and uniform sand without much dust like silica sand or manufactured quartz. Play sand will work if you dry it and screen out the dust. Make sure you use enough Concrete Mender to completely saturate the sand and the surrounding concrete.

Well, you don't have the Roadware at home do you? Just pick up some silica sand when you get the Roadware. Why do people always have to be so difficult? Just get the silica!

tspc2186 let me know where I can find some silica then i will get some. It cost to much online. My home Depot and Lows don't carry silica.

tony77tony77 Home Depot has Silica Sand. Do a search on the website. It is also called Pool Filter Sand. www.homedepot.com/p/Quikrete-50-lb-Pool-Filter-Sand-115350/202314677

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I think you are referring to the manufactured sand. It is sometimes called quartz sand or silica sand. Most any sand used for sandblasting will work. The color of the sand will affect the finish color. 4030 grit works well. Finer sad will give you a finer finish.

roadware1 Thankalott sir.. and we have not this type of concrete filing glue... what is your country name.. and our country people demolish the crack concrete and reply for it place.. thatswhy.....??

Using cement based products for crack repair has not been a long lasting solution. The cement materials do not bond well enough and will not have enough mass to stay intact. Cement based materials typically fall apart in chucks in several week to several months depending on traffic and conditions. There is more to it, but this is the simple answer.

Ahmed Hasan Hello, please contact us at sales@concretemender.com

shit outa luck . all repairs in your situation need to completed on the positive side , ie the other side lol

Yes. See this link: concretemender.com/swimming-pool-repair-with-concrete-mender/

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