⚒️ Hartline ROCKITE-10001-1LB Fast-Curing 1 Lb Rockite Expansion Cement Review

I've read a lot of reviews about these little do-it-yourself concrete mixes and everyone seemed to hate them. No one seemed to like them, except for one major flaw: the lack of directions. I had two small square flower pots and some cute decorative elves sitting on the backs of birds. I had to find a way to ensure that these peaks in the banks would remain stable for years to come. At 82; and not as skillfully as I used to stick a pickaxe in a styrofoam square, mixed cement in a small bucket…

I installed an eyelet plug in my cement ceiling to hang a heavy bag. In the end the anchor failed. After the third repair, I realized that I had to find a new solution. Rockite worked better than expected. The instructions were easy to follow. Dries in 15 minutes and is enough to hang heavy gear in an hour. If necessary, you can mix Rockite in different ways. Rockite can be mixed with liquid mix for pouring. I turned Rockite into putty for use in a hole in my ceiling. Once the putty was in…

As teenagers in the 70's we used Rockit on a farm to 'weld' rocks back into the barn wall. Barns were built of fieldstone and cement. In the pen, the bull "Bob" scratched his head (the horns were cut off) and rubbed it against the wall. Eventually, the concrete gave way to all of the attention "Bob" was giving to his itchy head. And of course the boulder would fall out. Rockite cures in 15 minutes no matter how much water you use. I could literally hold on to the rock until the Rockit took…