Crack Repair

[Augus7us]

Hey Guys,

I have a few hairline cracks I need to fill in. I figured they were small enough the epoxy floor would just cover them up, but post grinding I see that I will need to fill at least some of it in.

My question is are there any reliable products that would take care of this and I can get it at one of the big box stores or somewhere local? I was in there yesterday and they didn't seem to have the stuff that you mix with sand like Extreme Set (I think that's what its called).

I'd order something online but I want to do my epoxy this weekend since we have an extra day off.

Thanks,

Clint

 

[Shea]

Most of the big box stores have the Rust-Oleum Concrete Patch Repair or equivalent.

https://www.rustoleum.com/product-c...ep-and-accessories/concrete-patch-and-repair/

It's a 2-part epoxy product which works very well. Just make sure you chisel away any soft edges of your cracks before applying it. Grind flush after it cures and you will good to go.

 

[Armorpoxy]

Hey Guys,



I have a few hairline cracks I need to fill in. I figured they were small enough the epoxy floor would just cover them up, but post grinding I see that I will need to fill at least some of it in.



My question is are there any reliable products that would take care of this and I can get it at one of the big box stores or somewhere local? I was in there yesterday and they didn't seem to have the stuff that you mix with sand like Extreme Set (I think that's what its called).



I'd order something online but I want to do my epoxy this weekend since we have an extra day off.



Thanks,



Clint

Hi
Unfortunately no liquid will fill cracks so they need to be addressed prior to coating.

If they are just hairline use Sikaflex with a putty knife and then sand smooth or we carry a high performance Epoxy Crack Repair Epoxy Putty.


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