30ft Epoxy Foundation Wall Crack Repair Kit, A-Tech 212 LV Injection System, ASTM C-881 Structural Concrete Crack Repair, Basement Wall Leak Sealant & Foundation Concrete Filler, Tough Waterproof Seal

This was my first attempt at injecting epoxy into a foundation, but I found it easy to work with. The epoxy flows easily into the smallest of cracks and sets up in good time. The only thing is you must take time to do the prep correctly. It's easy to miss a spot, and the slightest pin hole in the sealing layer of epoxy will allow the injection epoxy to ooze out and dribble down the wall if not caught immediately. We recently had some very heavy rains and the area I repaired didn't leak a drop!

Works well ejections can be difficult had a tube burst for thick cracks assume to need a little more than stated

First, let me be clear that I've used a number of foundation injection products in the past, so I was reasonably sure I'd be good with this one. These products are all essentially identical in application - there is an sealer epoxy used to create a seal around the crack, interspersed with a number of injection ports, into which the reinforcing epoxy or polyurethane is injected. The problem was the thickness of the Poxy Paste sealer. The white part is about the consistency of the sticky tack adhesive you can use to hang posters. The black part is a little thinner, and the finished epoxy does set up well and is a very strong adhesive. However, I literally could not get the white part out of the tube. I resorted to drilling a 3/4" hole in the end and used a standard caulking gun to get it out, and then had to use a stiff metal-handled putty knife to mix it. Be aware that the tube is about 1/16" too long to fit into a standard caulking gun, so I had to trim it to fit. After that, the sealer epoxy was so thick that it couldn't get a good seal. Think spreading old silly putty as the texture after mixing. Luckily, I had some thin concrete epoxy on hand from another manufacturer that did the job. All three tubes of the Poxy Paste were unusably thick, and the only reason I was able to finish was because I had some other products on hand. That's the entire reason for the 1 star review - this product was unusable as is. There are a few of pros to this kit - it did have 3 hoses and 10 nozzles, which is more than enough to finish a project, even over a couple of days. There are more than enough ports, including the elusive corner ports that I've never gotten from another manufacturer. The dual caulking gun is pretty high quality. I did manage to blow out the end of the injectable epoxy tube, but that was user error - too much pressure on what was later revealed to be a clogged port. The injected epoxy set up rather well in the ports, to a dried white glue texture the next morning to hard and brittle after a day or two. Time will tell if it's actually stronger than the concrete around it as advertised, but it seems to have stabilized my wall and stopped water intrusions.

Great product easy to use and clear instructions

Works well. A lot cheaper than a contractor.

The kit works great! It would be nice to add more gloves and mixing cups. Other than that perfect.

If you have more than one crack it’s worth getting this pack . Once it’s adhered it makes the weak spot even stronger than cement . Instructions are on you tube and you should have everything you need to do it yourself . We were so happy with this . I must say my husband is a pro but he really loved this product and he’d never used it before and it went really well

We have ordered this product before, from the manufacturer, and really liked it. Then found out we could save several hundred dollars by getting it on Amazon