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Question: Can it be used to repair holes in concrete?
Document: I used this over a year ago, and the repair looks as good as when it was made, so I am giving this the thumbs up. Easy to apply to cracks (large holes might be a problem, because the product might slump).
I used this on the verticle surface of a step to fill a gap where the concrete had fallen away. It has the tedency to sag a little when fresh and takes awhile to set up so had to go back several times with the trowel to re-press it. When it dries it is as hard as steal and indestructible. This will not fall out. Dap certainly makes quality home repair products.
I used this to patch all the cracks and holes in my garage before putting down epoxy. It's simple to use and dries quickly. It even stood up to my power washer as I cleaned the concrete.
Both holes led into my crawl space, and I saw a critter on my porch shortly after the pipes were removed and I decided I had to plug the holes. Initially, I was going to use the various expanding foam products on the market, but after reading extensive reviews both here on Amazon and other sites I felt that it was not the product for the job.I came across this product after reading some about patching concrete and some methods used.
I have a 300 sq.ft.brick patio that received little attention from the previous homeowners. I had lots of dirt/grime and mold on the mortar joints and a number of the joints had crumbled in places and need to be repointed. I used this product and it did a great job! After cleaning and breaking up the damaged joints, I used a one inch putty knife to fill the holes and repoint the joint. They came out great!
The texture makes it easy to work with, it dries fairly rapidly and becomes very hard. If the concrete crack is deep you will need the liquid repair material since unable to force the paste like consistency into the depth of the crack. This product seems to bond tightly with the liquid repair material so works well together. The only criticism is a small amount of fine cracks in the product after completely dries but this doesn't effect the stability of the repair. I had some big cracks and I'm satisfied with the repair.
This stuff is great if you need to fill some holes, or fill some cracks, or patch some crevices, or populate some orifice, or fixer-up some opening, or remedy a split, or undo a pit, or make concrete oatmeal. Oh wait, my wife already does that (3 pointer at the buzzer, swish!)
I bought this product to patch up 4 holes ranging from 3 to 1 inch in diameter holes. The holes were created from extracting nails pulled from the concrete in my garage. I was able to patch the holes in roughly 30mins. The color of the patch was darker than the rest of the concrete but that was to be expected. Other than that, I dont have any problems with the product. I would definitely recommend this product.
I used this to patch a broken spot about 4 inches by a foot and up to an inch deep in a concrete driveway. It took a while to dry, but it matched pretty well, was easy to work with, cleaned up simply with water. I think it's great.
It's still too cold to work in the garage, but I have used this exact product for a garage crack before, and it is still holding up nicely. I have an area just inside the garage door that needs to be done, and I was so pleased to find the exact product offered on Amazon.As soon as it is warmer here, I will be out there applying this concrete patch, which is an easy process.
Answer: yes