🧱 Quikrete Mortar Repair 8620-05 - 5.5 oz. Squeeze Tube - Pack of 1 Review

Good so I don't have the same experience as others. But in my head I don't see this product just looking at my wall. He has fitted in quite well. I'm not saying it's undetectable. And in fact I distributed it from every place where I applied it, so little by little it gave way to the existing solution. I don't know, maybe that helped make it stand out?

For filling mortar cracks in a decorative (non-structural) brick wall. Easy to use and colour-coordinated very well with the mortar. A small note is that the repair material contained some dark sand that could have been finer/smaller and lighter in color. The dark colored mesh is not as visible except up close.

After cutting the tip, I went to push the mortar to the site, there was no cement, only water. So I pressed the phone over a sheet of plastic that I placed on the back porch. A good quarter of the container was mostly liquid before it got to the point where I could start pouring the solution down the side of my house. I don't think it's okay. At least not in the advertised demo.

I patched cracks in an unfinished concrete basement out of concrete blocks. Color matched very well. Tips:. Keep a tool handy to stick into the end of the pipe, as it will clog here and there. Use some water on your finger or tool (I used a plastic spoon!) to flatten and shape it. It takes a bit of finesse, but I'm very happy with the results so far. Has served its purpose. The cracks are filled in and I have to point to notice.

the crack came from setting the panel and after installing the walls and leveling the panel the crack remained. The grout repair tube was fairly easy to push out of the grout but it was a bit dirty and not quite the right color as you can see even after a week. I wire brushed some of the "running" grout, and while it was wet it turned into an even bigger mess, but a finer mess that I plan to wire brush and sand down the remaining mess. Not sure how to get more color matching than it already is,

This repair mortar is VERY wet; It took three to four days to fully dry. And then the item I was trying to fix fell apart again anyway. So if you're trying to reassemble a heavy cement object, this isn't the best repair mortar for it. I have used mortar repair for this type of work in the past and it has worked. So I took a chance and bought this one. The last cement repair I bought was gritty, dry in texture and dried out in about 24 hours, and the item I repaired is still intact after years…