Sikaflex Crack Flex Sealant, Gray, High Performance, Textured Polyurethane Self-Leveling, Sealant For Sealing Horizontal Cracks, 10,1 Fl. Oz

Good product although a little expensive for the application

Used on garage floor crack that extended from one side to the other. I used my mini grinder with a cheap diamond blade to chase the crack, then vacuumed the dust. The SikafIex sealant went on very easily after warming the tube on an old heating blanket. It's kind of gooey, but levels itself into the crack after a few minutes. I had watched a YouTube video on using this product which suggests to sprinkle some Quickrete on the repair to blend it in with the older concrete on the floor, and I found this works great, only don't sprinkle it with water like the video suggests. Just leave it alone for awhile and then whisk it off and vacuum after the Sikaflex has set up a bit. Was hesitant to start this job, but it really was pretty simple to do with the Sikaflex Concrete Crack Sealant. Make sure you wear gloves and old clothing. UPDATE - 1-1/2 year later: The Sikaflex has performed perfectly, however I would skip the Quickrete if I were to do it again. It turned kind of brownish and did not look like concrete. Next time I will just use the straight Sikaflex, since it does look like light colored concrete.

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I bought a house with a cement patio around a pool. There were a few sizable cracks in the cement. The quotes to repair or replace cement ran from 500 to 10k. Got a quote to resurface with rubberized garage floor coating and was quoted 30k. The pool man patched the cracks and a year later the repairs were cracking again. I found this and thought id give it a try. It was easy to apply with a caulk gun, filled in the cracks and dried quickly. Looks much better than the cement patch and seems to be holding up very well.

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