🔳 Flex Seal Flex White Paste 1lb Jar with Allway Tools Putty Knives 3 pack (1.5-inch/2-inch/3-inch) (2 Items) Review

Trying to fix a crack in the sidewalk next to the step. That does not work. Plastic tools are useless. There were a few hard lumps in the product I received. Don't believe the ads.

Return because too expensive. More than double the local hardware store for the same product. However, the product itself, which I bought locally, seems to work well. I used it outside on the corner of the driveway and the seam of the house's foundation. Kind of hard to distribute.

It is best to use any size, because it starts to harden as soon as the tin is opened. It also forces you to work quickly before it starts to dry out. However, it is the stickiest putty that expands and contracts. If you have wall panels or trim that crack widens in cold weather, this is your best choice.

One star only because I can't lower it. Opened the can and the first half inch was dry and unusable. I dried it to make a usable paste and when I applied it to the leaking concrete wall the water bypassed the paste and kept flowing. I do not recommend this product and will not be buying any more paint or spray.

Lots of problems with this and I won't buy it again.1. This is disposable packaging. If you open the packaging as soon as you use it you will need to put the foil lid back on to prevent air from getting in but this doesn't prevent it so once closed most of the inside hardens. 2. It's a huge mess to use. Doesn't go smooth, more like a rubber mass.3. Does not stick to wet surfaces as advertised.

I had high hopes for this material to seal the bird bath but it was pretty much useless and junk. Arrived unopened as described, with "foil" intact and silica gel pouch, but after pulling the foil only center about 1 1/4" of material was soft, the rest was already hard and unusable. The inner hole of the donut was soft , but the perimeter was hard Most of the glass was not good Garbage not recommended.

I used this to plug holes in the dam of a stream near me while water was flowing through it. I had to press the material firmly into the holes to make it stick, but two months later it's still holding up. I'm satisfied but still think it's very expensive - over $35 for just a 1lb bath, which doesn't go very far. If you don't use it the first time, the residue in the container will solidify and become useless, like those styrofoam insulating cans!