DRICORE PRO Concrete Repair Structural Epoxy Injection Resin Kit (30') | Best All in One Set with Injectable Filler for Repairing Cracked Foundations, Walls, Basements, Cement Structures

Although we were amateurs at this and the task was daunting we were able to follow the directions easily. Because it is an adhesive and we were working to repair a foundation wall we had to work quickly to have it stick mainly to the tape and prevent it from dripping past the area, two or more people are ideal, I think it would be difficult to impossible to have one person do this and have good results. Product is extremely sticky as apoxy usually is, would recommend having plenty of disposable work gloves and old clothes on. Price, well it was well worth it, we were quoted anywhere from 7,000 plus to have someone do this, we did it for less than 1,000.

There's are more expensive options I've used in the past that were fantastic. I liked the price point and went with it. Bad mistake. First, you have to buy their expensive caulk gun too. Then the epoxy itself came out incredibly slow even when heated. The epoxy tube broke in the gun resulting in epoxy jamming the thing to and getting everywhere. The epoxy itself, I left to cure for a day then came back to inject the resin. Resin immediately burst through the epoxy at almost every port, pouring everywhere. It never expanded, didn't fill the cracks, and got everywhere. The tube on the epoxy also burst in the gun, leaking everywhere. I'm experienced in using other quality products to do this injection cracks filling, but this one was a terrible joke. Do not buy.

This epoxy is very sticky so the best clean up is to mask off the area, have plenty of rags on hand and don't make a mess to clean up. This epoxy is a perfect gap seal to use before doing an epoxy concrete floor sealer. Comes with a bunch of injection heads to force the epoxy down into the crack as well as some spot application tubes. it's a 2 part epoxy so it won't start setting up until both compounds are mixed during the injection/extrusion process. The crack I sealed before I had my concrete floor poly urea sealed is holding well and you can't tell where it was with the finished product. Wear disposable gloves as it will stick to you and it's a pain to wipe off.

Co wrage is a fraction of advertised. I used 3 tubes for a size crack they claim one will fill, needed 3 more. I knew this ahead, as I have used the product before, but it is expensive and you cannot by just one or two tubes , must buy a whole kit, wasting anchoring paste that I do not need.

Excellent product for repairing cracked concrete. works well on vertical cracks but allow a couple of days for curing if in a humid or cold environment. I recommend to use ONLY on poured concrete and don’t recommend for concrete blocks. Double check the cartridge before using the resin to make sure there are no leaks in the package. We had a bit of a disaster when one broke open. I received a defective product, but the seller took care of making it right. The Epoxy is tough to squeeze out of the cartridge but bonds incredibly strong. Followed directions to the letter on this one, but if I ever need this again I will allow the ports to cure overnight - they needed more than 4 hours to set. Once the epoxy cured, however, it is so strong you could only get it off with mechanical means. This will get the job done, but you may need more time for curing than the directions indicate.

Once I started to apply the DRICORE Pro Concrete high strength the anchoring epoxy paste, I got thru the first set of tubes in about 45 minutes using the DRICORE dual cartage epoxy gun, it took a lot of effort to get mixed epoxy out of the tube. Then started the second set of epoxy tubes with the same level of effort required... after 1 1/2 hour of squeezing the DRICORE epoxy gun trigger, I had blisters forming on several fingers and had to stop 2/3's way thru 2nd set of epoxy tubes. I opened up the tubes and manually removed and mixed the epoxy two parts. I quickly realized the white part was to thick for the mixing tube applicator provided which is the reason for my struggles with the epoxy gun and the mixing tube. So I cut open the 3rd set of tubes and manually mixed the two parts and finished applying to the cracks in my concrete wall. The mixture set up hard and the injection resin tubes required a different size epoxy gun that was not mentioned when purchasing. So I had to get another two tube epoxy gun to apply into the provided injection ports. Over all the product worked but was very difficult to work with and due to the process I had to use to make it work there was a lot of waisted product.

I haven’t used a product like this before, so can only comment on results. It was much too difficult for me to squeeze out of the tube, though I expected that. I had to get my handyman to apply it. There were a lot of cracks to be filled; I’m remodeling a large, old house with outbuildings, patios, and so forth, and a lot of concrete, mostly floors. My handyman was able to apply everything without any real trouble, but it took him some effort. None of the areas in question are in use, so there was no rush for it to set up, but by the next day, when I went around checking on it all, everything was rock-solid. Good product.

Videos explain that the epoxy resin will expand up to 15 times it volume not true or never did. I have used many products and this one is a wast of money had to buy a different brand that was accurate on description and not miss leading. Radonseal or applied technologies is more trust worthy as thier description are accurate. In my opinion. I would give 0 stars but 1 is the lowest. Waste of six hundred dollars