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Part Number 215173
Item Package Quantity1
Item Dimensions
Weight2.9 Pounds
Length4 inches
Width4 inches
Height7.60 inches
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Rust-Oleum EPOXYShield Concrete Patch & Repair is a two-part, industrial strength epoxy formulated to repair cracks and breaks in concrete. This fast drying formula can be painted in only 8 hours.
Product Description
A 2 part epoxy heavy duty formula that will permanently bond to concrete. The 100% solids epoxy will not shrink or crack. It is fast curing and ready to paint in 8 hours. The easy mix formula has a low odor, no solvents. Clean surface with EpoxyShield degreaser to remove contaminants before applying patch. Use for patching cracks and small holes in concrete and masonry floors, steps, or walls. New concrete must cure for at least 28 days before repairing. Makes 24 fl. oz. Coverage: 1 kit fills 14 linear ft. of 1/2'' wide, 1/2'' deep cracks or holes. Clean up tools with xylene, acetone, or rubbing alcohol.
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Most Helpful Customer Reviews
9 of 9 people found the following review helpful
Amazon Verified Purchase
Product is easy to use, just mix the 2 part epoxy. My problem with the product is that the repairs (patched or filled areas) are visible when top coated with Rustoleum garage paint. By visible I mean that the repairs are more glossy and easily seen. If that is not a concern, then the product fills / repairs as advertised.
5 of 5 people found the following review helpful
I was unable to find this product in local hardware stores, so I went with a similar product made by DAP. The staff member at the store told me it would work fine and I trusted them. Big mistake! After spending hours filling all the cracks and pits in my garage floor I became a bit worried a few days later when I noticed that the product dried flexible, like silicone. I call the 1-800 number and talked to a DAP rep. They told me that a flexible product like the one I used would flex when, say, a car drove on it, and the epoxy paint on top would likely crack. GREAT! So I spent addditional hours picking the filler out of eack crack with a screwdriver and wire brush - not fun! Back at square one, I went to EVERY hardware store locally looking for this Rustoleum product. I should mention that I subsequently painted my garage floor with Rustoleum's Epoxyshield garage floor kit. Anyway, after I was unable to find the product locally, I bit the bullet and ordered it off Amazon.com.
Yes this product is EXPENSIVE. At least compared to other brands of concrete filler (Quikrete, DAP, etc). Howevewr, if you're going to be painting over it with an epoxy paint, and are going to be putting heavy objects on the painted surface, then this product seems to be worth the money. Why? It fully cures in 8 hours. Other products take over a week. It dries rock hard and will not flex when, say, you drive on it. In turn the paint on top will not crack.
I contaced a rep at Rustoleum and she said to lightly sand the cured filler before painting. She said this will make sure the epoxy paint fully adheres to the patched surface. I did this and have not ahd any isssues with peeling/cracking of the paint.
If you are not going to paint over this product, and just need something to patch a crack in concrete, then I would go for something cheaper that comes in a caulking tube. It is also much easier to work with. DAP makes a good product called concrete and mortar filler.
The only bad thing I have to say about this product is that once you mix the hardner and filler it turns a bit runny. It's like trying to patch cracks with honey. I would recommend mix it on a BIG piece of cardboard (say the size of a newspaper) so that you are not likely to drip any filler off the cardboard. Also keep rags nearby. I got some on my hands and it was a real pain trying to wash it off. I'd wear latex gloves next time for sure.
Yes this product is EXPENSIVE. At least compared to other brands of concrete filler (Quikrete, DAP, etc). Howevewr, if you're going to be painting over it with an epoxy paint, and are going to be putting heavy objects on the painted surface, then this product seems to be worth the money. Why? It fully cures in 8 hours. Other products take over a week. It dries rock hard and will not flex when, say, you drive on it. In turn the paint on top will not crack.
I contaced a rep at Rustoleum and she said to lightly sand the cured filler before painting. She said this will make sure the epoxy paint fully adheres to the patched surface. I did this and have not ahd any isssues with peeling/cracking of the paint.
If you are not going to paint over this product, and just need something to patch a crack in concrete, then I would go for something cheaper that comes in a caulking tube. It is also much easier to work with. DAP makes a good product called concrete and mortar filler.
The only bad thing I have to say about this product is that once you mix the hardner and filler it turns a bit runny. It's like trying to patch cracks with honey. I would recommend mix it on a BIG piece of cardboard (say the size of a newspaper) so that you are not likely to drip any filler off the cardboard. Also keep rags nearby. I got some on my hands and it was a real pain trying to wash it off. I'd wear latex gloves next time for sure.
4 of 4 people found the following review helpful
Amazon Verified Purchase
This crack filler is excellent! Easy to mix and use. If you paint or epoxy over it, it will look shiny and smooth on the surface, but I used the 2 part expoxy paint with the colored speckles and it all blended in very well. Make sure to clean out the crack first.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
Excellent Product
This worked great to patch a few cracks in my basement floor. One crack was pretty good size. I used the product like I do drywall mud, serveral thin coats and tapered the edges. Read more
Published 1 month ago by rg972
Works - but consider this
A very workable product. Plenty of working time before hardening. Not sensative to exact mix ratio. I used it on 1 stall of a two stall. Read more
Published 3 months ago by Cheaptick
Excellent do it yourself concrete patch.
This product works as described. I used it to fill a chip in my garage floor, 2"X4" and maybe an inch deep. It was right where my creeper rolls around and gets stuck. Read more
Published 5 months ago by Fireballsocal
This stuff is great!
I used this to patch a large crack in my basement floor, prior to finishing the basement. It goes into the crack easily and dries quickly. Read more
Published 5 months ago by W. BOLES
I love this floor covering!
I used this in my basement and have not been sorry. It looks much better than even I thought it would, especially with the paint chips. Read more
Published 7 months ago by jbx2usa
Great for Garage remodels
Very easy product to use, plenty of product for the money. I chose this product because we bought the Rustoleum garage floor epoxy kit and I wanted the cracks to not be visible... Read more
Published 12 months ago by Garage remodeling guy
WASHES AWAY IN A FEW WEEKS!!!
This product is awful. Working as a team of two, we applied according to directions to a powerwashed driveway.
It looked OK, and seemed to work. Read more
It looked OK, and seemed to work. Read more
Published 12 months ago by ldb
Works as advertised
I have been researching for an effectives crack repair for the basement floor for some time. Have numerous cracks due to water pressure that are getting worse with every heavy... Read more
Published 12 months ago by Mark L Frasco
Don't use on vertical surfaces
The product says that it can be used on vertical surfaces, but it can't. When I tried to use it to fix a crack in my foundation, it wasn't viscous enough, so it just ran down the... Read more
Published 13 months ago by D. Elliott
rustoleum epoxy concrete repair
Used product to repair large cracks in driveway. I tried several other fixes, including concrete and various compunds that claimed to repair cracks, but all failed to work. Read more
Published 18 months ago by Roberta Thomas
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