Rapid Concrete Crack Repair
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Weird Sh.t from World of Concrete
What happens here
A demonstrator from Roadware shows how to repair concrete cracks using their "10 Minute Concrete Mender." This is a two-part polyurethane product applied with a special gun. For typical crack repair, a small amount of silica sand is added to the crack first. The liquid mender is then injected into the crack, saturating the sand and penetrating deeply into the concrete due to its low surface tension (one-third of water). The product cures quickly, in about 10 minutes at 70°F, reaching approximately 5,000 PSI strength. It can also be mixed with sand in a cup and troweled into larger repairs.
Goal: Learn to quickly and effectively repair concrete cracks using a specialized mender.
Tools and materials
- Applicator Gun Roadware — Dispensing the two-part concrete mender
- Concrete Block with Cracks — Demonstrating crack repair
- Mixing Nozzle Roadware — Ensuring proper mixing of the two-part mender as it is dispensed
- Small Cups — Mixing the mender with sand for larger repairs
- Wooden Stir Stick — Mixing the mender with sand for larger repairs
- 10 Minute Concrete Mender Roadware — Filling and repairing concrete cracks
- Silica Sand — Filling cracks before mender application and mixing with mender for larger repairs
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