Self Leveling Concrete Crack Filler Kit

[Color: 6]
Excellent

[Color: 6]
Too dark of a color then the concrete

[Color: 3]
did well on most cracks. I had one that it did not stick to, but I think I did not get all the loose material out first. So far no cracking

[Color: 6]
Used this to patch some hole in driveway to paint a pickleball court. This stuff is great.

[Color: 6]
Good product but volume is very limited. If you have a concrete surface with deep cracks and separations this product will not work for you. This product is for minor cracks just developing unless you are prepared to a very large amount of the product. It spreads and fills well but I quickly discovered the job for my driveway would probably mean buying a dozen of these bags so I will likely just buy the full bags on concrete to fill things in. In short, meant for hairline cracks - not major separations.

[Color: 3]
Good product works and dries fast

[Color: 3]
Excellent quality, Excellent condition, Great appearance, Great Value .Carefully packed. Perfect description

I picked up the self leveling concrete crack filler to deal with the lines running through my driveway where the surface had started to separate in a few places. Those spots were starting to collect dirt and let water sit longer than I wanted after a good rain. I cleared out what was loose with a wire brush and ran a steady bead of the filler along each one, making sure it got down into the bottom. It settled into place without me having to do much smoothing because of how it flows and finds its own level. The consistency was thick enough to stay where I put it but still moved enough when I nudged it with the applicator to fill any small voids I might have missed. I did two of the longer cracks that day and both came out even without low spots or ridges showing up. Once it was down I left it alone and it firmed up overnight into something that looks like it belongs there and matches the rest of the concrete pretty closely in color and texture.The next time it rained I watched how the water moved across the surface instead of disappearing into the old cracks. It stayed on top and ran off toward the edges the way it should on a good seal. That told me the waterproof layer took hold and should keep moisture from working its way underneath the slab where it could cause bigger problems later. I also drove over the repaired sections a few times since then with the truck and nothing has shifted or come loose at the edges. The flexibility built into the material seems to let it give a little when the concrete expands or contracts with the weather changes. It also blended in better than I thought it would once it cured all the way through. The surface feels consistent when I walk across it now instead of having those little dips that used to catch my step every time I got out of the car. Knowing it can handle the weight of vehicles without breaking the seal gives me one less thing to worry about when it comes to basic home upkeep. My driveway looks cleaner now overall and I feel better about how it will hold up going forward without me having to keep coming back for constant touch ups every year or so.