Foundation Crack Repair with Crack-Pac 

Just a tip when using the polyurethane kits: after set up, you can flush the crack with water first to see where you might have blow-outs and then patch them before injecting with the poly. Always save yourself some extra epoxy so you can patch these blow outs or buy a bit more for this purpose.

I used this on one of my walls, but I'm thinking the textured surface is not really the best situation to be dealing with. On my wall it was a smooth surface and had no problem working from low to high, and it easily flowed out from the port above what I was pumping into. Net result for me was a complete sealing of the crack that was originally leaking quite badly. Previously the owner had used hydraulic cement to 'fix' the crack, and it didn't last long. My repair was done about 20 years ago and is still completely water tight.

Thank you for a perfect demonstration.

Thanks for this, not many recent reviews of this product

Just got done injecting ports, every port seeped so that seemed to be on point and top of crack seeped at very top so it is filled from top to bottom.the crack is where two of my double floor joise go so I have installed a couple of 4x4 treated post to help with weight. Hundred and twenty year old house and this being the only issue,, not bad..this video was very helpful,, thankyou

Thanks, I got one of these. Helps seeing it done visually here

It looks like a good system to fill cracks. Would suggest you use a mask when grinding concrete.

Awesome! I hope I never have to deal with a crack in my foundation, but I would look at this product if I did!

Great Instructional video on the steps - but yes wearing gloves would be a good idea. I am about to tackle this job myself. Wondering if the water stopped.

Thanks for the video! Been 9 months since the application, do you have any updated feedback on how it’s holding up?

Love your video! I a small- medium hairline crack in my basement foundation. There is no water leakage. Do you advise using epoxy or cement to fill it?

Cracks happen though as time goes by and things settle. Although, theres NOTHING that will permanently settle though because Mother 🌎 doesnt ever stop moving either. This would also explain why freshly leveled & paved roads wind up with cracks as well. Nothing is permanent or forever. Unfortunately not even your Epoxy crack repair kit.

there are many mistakes you made. This product need good sealant so It doesnot work well with unflat tile. The sealant with harder the mix should be thinner， yours are too thick

This stuff is so messy -- Xypex concentrate is so much easier to put on with really good end results.