🔋 PC Products Multi Component Cordless Cartridge Gun: Efficient 18V Battery with 600ml Capacity Review

This looks like a pre-filled 'syringe' that can be used to mix and apply in just one swipe, but an applicator is required to use this product to use.

Bought a house that had a little salt erosion from the car dripping in the winter. Instead of hiring a bricklayer, I took it upon myself to buy (3) this repair product. It was a lot of work; I had to mix in small portions (4 heaping plastic spoons at a time) and spread in layers with a spatula (some spots are an inch deep). After curing, I took a concrete grinding wheel to remove the protrusions and sanded them down before covering the entire garage in epoxy. I assume this will take almost…

My 4 year old accidentally knocked over my mother's concrete lawn Pagoda art. I felt terrible, but given that the broken part was holding the lid, which weighed a ton, I didn't think I could fix it. After some searching I bought this product. I couldn't believe how well it worked. Even after assembling the wreck I was sure that the heavy top would be too big and fall off. That was 3 weeks ago and he's still holding out. This product is so strong that it was able to hold together and support the

I needed to fix a few screw holes in the vertical plaster in front of my house so I purchased the product based on the product description. It was supposed to be "injectable" so I could just "shoot" it through the holes. The first image is from the product description on the Revain site. The second is what I actually got. As you can clearly see the packaging is completely different and what I received clearly states that you must "mix by hand". I have not been able to contact the seller for…

I used up to seven spray guns to patch a long concrete crack in my garage. Did you do the proper prep work by widening the crack with a round diamond-tipped blade and thoroughly cleaning the work area. Since the product didn't come with an applicator, I had to manually fill in the product and slide it into the gap. I leveled it with a credit card while the epoxy was still curing. Everything looked fine for two years, then I noticed cracks in my hairline. First a few, now many. Kind of defeating

We attached polycarbonate panels to two windows to protect them from hurricanes. The panels are attached to the house with a combination of a faucet and mounting screw and a wing nut that threads onto part of the mounting screw. The surface of our cinder block and stucco house has a convex surface that increases the effective height of the surface, causing the panels to lag the surface by approximately 1/8" to 3/16" and reducing the available machine screw length. I had to back off the Tapcon…