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

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 or park cars on it. I've rolled jack stands over it for the past few months, lifting full size cars and trucks and propping them up on jack stands in patched areas and it's held up great. Looks just as good as the day of the renovation. I just did a few bad spots in my garage to see how it would survive the Wisconsin winter. I am very happy with this product and have purchased more to repair the remaining damaged floor areas in my garage. Works great if you follow the instructions and make sure the area being repaired is cleaned really well. Good product!