That "might" work but it depends on the viscosity, crack size, depth etc. I
usually try to develop some head pressure by creating a reservoir above the
crack or with ports and an injection system.



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Sent: Monday, July 10, 2006 9:49 AM
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Subject: Re: [BP] Concrete Epoxy Repair

 

My local masonry supply house recommends using Sikadur 35 epoxy and says
that it should wick into the crack on it's own.  Sounds too good to be true.
Any comments?  I'm not a wealthy guy and need to find a method that actually
works that I can do on my own with fairly standard equipment (masonry drills
compressor etc).

 

Thanks, 

 

David Dauerty

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