Help finding thread

[suitcase_sally]

A few weeks ago, someone posted a question about cracks in a concrete wall (or maybe a block wall). Someone posted a link to a product that is painted on and, once dried, it is supposed to be stonger than the original surface. I have searched every combination of key words that I can think of, plus looking thru older pages and I can't find it. Does anyone remember this thread? I have looked on this forum and on Countryside Families.

[Windy in Kansas]

Quickwall by Quikrete is a surface bonding agent designed to be a mortarless system for building block walls but I don't think that is what you want. http://foxyurl.com/s8a

The home page for Quickrete might have another product that would be suitable to your needs.

Was it this thread? http://foxyurl.com/s8c

[fordy]

Originally Posted by suitcase_sally

A few weeks ago, someone posted a question about cracks in a concrete wall (or maybe a block wall). Someone posted a link to a product that is painted on and, once dried, it is supposed to be stonger than the original surface. I have searched every combination of key words that I can think of, plus looking thru older pages and I can't find it. Does anyone remember this thread? I have looked on this forum and on Countryside Families.

..........IT is called Hydraulic Cement !!! It sets UP , very fast and very hard . It is very good for filling cracks in concrete , especially like cracks in Septic tanks and their lids . Once mixed you only have about 2 minutes or less to get it situated . Home depot , Lowes and most lumber yards should keep it in stock . , fordy

[quietstar]

Sally: I've Heard about a paint on concrete/ block wall product that contains enough l stromg fibers to do the repair. Saw some used on an industrial building in a Dow Chemical plant and it looked like thick paint. Gotta be some information if you keep digging. Good luck...Glen