Patching cracks in your concrete before they get worse, especially preventing water from getting in and freezing, making the cracks a lot worse.
Slab crack sealant is a new product that won’t shrink or crack when the concrete does. Check out the video below.
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Charles Brode
David Shillam
Bobby Gollan
Waste of info…
Chris Bush
Will see if it works
Hey good luck. When it doesn’t work out call a professional concrete resurfacing professional.
Karen Popielski Stempniak
As a 20 year concrete contractor these steps will not help repair a crack ! Consult a concrete professional before attempting repair to save yourself from wasting money that could be used to actually repair the problem properly!
You might as well fill it with toothpaste because it will act the same as the repair products listed !
Senica Gill
27 years in the concrete industry and this is all bullshit. It will look good for a very short time then you will have to hire a professional to repair it anyway. First thing to do is call a concrete manufacture and let them look at your problem and they will recommend the best way to repair it.
Brent Moyer
How about give the individual who even took the time to write the article some credit. There are a million ways to perfection and everyone has their own viewpoint. Appreciate the post.
I use a mortar / concrete patch material that comes in a tube from lowes and home depot. I fill so many stress and settling cracks on properties. And it bonds great. And have had no problems to date with any of the repairs. I have homes that are up to 2 years old. That are still in tact. I service foreclosure properties all over florida. Never had a repair fail to date. All of the so called professionals will always discredit things like this. Because they want you to pay over priced fees to them. The repairs i do and the material i use was advised to me by a concrete specialist like the same guys ragging on this page. Same materials he uses. So why not let the home owner do the repair and save some serious money.