Phenopatch Pre-Mix Concrete Qt

I used this to make a solid headstone for my dead pet hamster. Should have read the instructions first, lay 1/4 inch at a time, let dry and then put on more. I made it an inch thick and it took a week to dry but that was my fault. Doesnt smell bad, worked great and it holding up in the yard, its rained, snowed etc and its fine

Works like it says. (Sometimes too rare now-a-day)

Product worked as advertised. I used it to repair holes/washouts in my pea gravel surrounding the pool. I also bought a small bag of pea gravel and aggregate to mix with the product while patching the hole. It worked well although there is a slight color variation between the patch and the original pea gravel. I also had a large corner chuck of my concrete driveway that was broken off by a heavy truck. I pulled the broken piece out, stabilized the subsurface and got it level with the area it broke off from and used this product to re-attach and fill the crack seem. It's been curing for several days but looks to be solid. I don't expect the repair to withstand another heavy truck but a standard passenger car... I think so! good product, easy to use.

One of my outside concrete window sills fell apart. Apparently whoever installed it about 20 years ago didn't do a very good job as the outer part of the sill wasn't cemented to the wall. So the outer half lay in pieces. With this product I was able to bond the five pieces back together and it's held together for over a week. I'll probably touch it up a bit but basically it's good to go. Once I paint it, it will look like it never happened. I'm sure this saved money over having a professional construct a new sill or install a replacement. .

Used to fill in driveway concrete pocks from winter freeze thaw cycles. Meticulously one by one with a small putty knife. Not really sure yet if the patches or pocks look worse, but at least they are smooth now. Material is not concrete. It applies brighter gray color but dies darken considerably over time. It never does end up matching the hue of the concrete though. From my experience, in all but the very smallest pocks material will shrink and crack as it cures, requiring a second coat. It did come up in a few places over winter but easy enough to reapply. Overall not thrilled with it, but with that said, I really haven't found a better option either.

I love this stuff! My concrete garage floor is filled with cracks, some of them an inch wide and deep. This stuff is easy to apply and easily fills deep and wide cracks if you do the repair in multiple steps, as recommended on the package instructions. It dries hard in about 12 hours. Of course, this is not a forever fix. Eventually the patch will crack and break up. But eventually may be 3 or 4 years, and that's long enough for me. The alternative is a very expensive replacement of the garage floor.

I used this to patch a couple of 1/8" wide cracks in my foundation. It works great. It has a high sand content and is pretty stiff. That means it doesn't run or drip, but you do have to do some reasonable trowel work to get it on. Since the patching, we've had several inches of rain (and an inch of it all at once). The patch stayed on, the leaking stopped, I'm happy. The color is close to my concrete, but of course given the variations in concrete mixes and aging, no one should expect it to perfectly match whatever color you happen to have. But, in my case, the match isn't bad at all.

This product is easy to work with and does the job. Be careful to apply in the right weather because cracks may appear in the colder weather---good product for small patches.

Fantastic!