Rust-Oleum 301012 Wall-Surface-Repair-Products, 24 Fl Oz (Pack of 1), Gray: Ultimate Fix for Damaged Walls Review

Concrete Repair Kit arrived promptly with all materials specified. This product is very easy to use and works very well. Read the instructions carefully! Mixing is very easy, preferably on a large, blank piece of cardboard. We were working at around 70 degrees and it started to kick in in about 30 minutes so be ready to work fast. It is also recommended to apply with a partner, one to apply the epoxy and one to smooth and level the surface.

This stuff is perfect. I've tried different things and I'm a contractor. Nothing is as easy to use and works well. I used a 4 inch angle grinder to open up the cracks, acid washed, bled, dried and applied two coats. She leveled 100 linear foot garage cracks to near perfection before I epoxyed the garage. recommend Nothing is a super quick magic fix, but it comes pretty close.

put this product in 80 degrees a few months ago, let it dry, enough time to set and followed all the instructions. After the first freeze I already had cracks as shown above. I figured this product would seal and protect my driveway concrete for AT LEAST one winter season in the Midwest. It's not even cold here (30 degrees during the day, falling below 0 degrees in a few months), but this product seems to crack under (minimum) pressure. I do not recommend.

For repairing concrete with very poor chipping/pitting and delamination. Some spots were about 1 inch deep. Chipped loose concrete and crappy old vinyl plaster that the previous owner of the house tried on. Clean the areas to be repaired with dish soap and a stiff brush. Then I used a shop vacuum to remove the excess water and let it dry. Once dry, use Exopy plaster to fill bad spots and spackle over good concrete. He says it dries up in a day or two. I walked on it but waited 1 week to drive…

This product was great. It was pretty easy to mix, fill and level. I used it before laying the concrete floor in the garage and it did a great job filling in the cracks. I would recommend taking a quikrete concrete repair and filling any large holes or cracks first, once they have set, sand them smooth and then cover with that. This rust crack filler is ideal for sealing quick putty and filling cracks. It's sanded well and lightly to get rid of the raised edge when applied. I used a soft…