PC Products 70086 PC-Concrete Two-Part Epoxy Adhesive Paste for Anchoring and Crack Repair, 1.4 oz in Applicator Syringe, Gray

I used this product to repair a blew out portion of my pool deck where a brass recessed pool cover anchor went. I applied the products around 6pm and waited over night to allow it to set and fully cure. The next morning it was rock solid and ready to go. It's been 2 months now and the anchor hasn't budged. This product may be expensive but I'm telling you, you mix it right in the beginning and apply it correctly, it will not let you down. This stuff is no gimmick, it's the real deal

Simple to use, seems to seal up well to be able to use again. It is holding.

I have and epoxy flake pool deck and I used it to patch a crack in the epoxy by the coping and it was perfect repair top it with flake and done

Obviously, you wouldn't fill a large crack with this stuff: too expensive. I have an 1950's underground garage with a concrete roof/patio that leaked like a colander when we bought the house 3 years ago. Since I live in Minnesota, that was going to be a serious problem as water froze in the concrete and destroyed the garage's roof. Some damage had been done, but after I sealed the roof with a professional concrete sealer, I used this epoxy filler for the larger holes and cracks. So far, 3 years later, so good after two additional crack filling episodes as I discovered places I'd missed the first and 2nd pass. No leaks, the patio/garage roof appears to have survived last winter without any damage.

Very strong. I was struggle with a stripped cement anchor hole. This stuff held the bolt solid.

Good for small projects. Worked well. On occasion one side of the epoxy mix would not come out as fast & evenly as the other so had to adjust my plunger pushing technique.

Worked great and cured just fine in lower temps. Holding up well to secure my concrete anchors that had pulled out of the holes.

This concrete epoxy saved my bird bath -statue. Somehow the head of my bird bath figure was broken into 4 pieces. I used the epoxy to first glue the pieces together, I mixed some of the epoxy on a paper plate and plastic knife, spread it on the parts quicky, used gorilla duct tape to hold them really tight in place. I left the parts dry for two solid days then I took the other half of the epoxy to glue the head to the body of the statue, I taped it all in place and let it dry a full day. The head had some gaps from smaller missing concrete so I used waterproof silicone caulk to fill in and smooth out the lines. I sprayed several coats of krylon spray paid specifically made for masonry. Looks pretty good. The entire project cost under $20 and saved my very expensive bird bath. I'll use the rest of the paint and tape for other projects. The statue head was about grapefruit size, I think two tube would have been best and the paint but I'll know for other projects, if you just need to fill a few cracks or a small area one tube is plenty, but this head was heavy and in for pieces so it needed lots of the epoxy to ensure it would support the weight. Great product. It dries Steele gray in color but can spray paint over as needed.

Brilliant. Easy to use. Mended leg that had broken off of very heavy concrete garden animal. (off loaded body weight but enabled repaired leg to have ground contact so applying gentle pressure to repair - bonded perfectly). Would recommend

Matched color & ease of use

good product. Works as described

slow to arrive but fine apart from that!

Thank You!