Review on 💪 Powerful PC Masonry Adhesive 73209: The Ultimate Solution for Secure Masonry Bonding by John Mejia

in Rutland told me they make this brick repair product, I ordered PB epoxy in two cans, the mix provides 32 ounces of epoxy. You can see in the photos what the 7 or so bricks looked like before the repair, what tools I used, what the 7 or so bricks looked like after the repair, and how the 7 or so bricks looked after painting. NOTES - I applied it the first time at 70F and the second time at 85F. Based on that, I settled on daytime 70F as it is easier to apply. I have found this material to mix easily, has at least the listed working time and cures as advertised. Please note that the different sizes are NOT the same product. They list them all in a table on their website to show the performance of each size product and they are all different. I did not use a bonder prior to applying this epoxy. I used about 2/3 of the product. After drying I decided to rough sand it and spray it with Krylon Red Oxide Primer. Steps 1 - Remove loose, crumbling brick pieces by tapping lightly with a cold chisel and hammer 2 - Remove remaining pieces with a stiff brush 3 - Wear gloves 4 - Open Part A White 5 - Take a piece of Part A with you a painting tool and place it on a piece of cardboard 6 - Close Part A7 - Wipe the painting tool with a paper towel8 - Clean the painting tool with mineral spirits9 - Open Part B Black10 - Take a drop of Part B with the painting tool and place Place it next to part A on the cardboard 11 - Cover part B12 - Mix parts A and B on the cardboard until you get an even gray color13 - Using a painting tool, apply a stone to the cardboard (don't worry it will be perfectly even or filled 14 - Wipe off anything that gets on the grout with your finger or a paper towel 15 - Wipe the brush with a paper towel 16 - Clean the brush with mineral spirits17 - Leave the epoxy for about four (4) hours18 - Sand the resin to make it rougher19 - Repeat steps 3 to 18 until you are happy with the smoothness20 - Use masking tape (not on the pictures, but blue) to mask each stone 21 - Spray epoxy