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R-818 Epoxy Crack Filler
Regular price From $54.99Regular price -
R-343 Concrete Quick Fix
Regular price From $49.99Regular price -
R-830 Flexible Joint Sealant, Fast Set
Regular price From $59.99Regular price -
R-110 Regular Form Epoxy Mortar
Regular price From $59.99Regular price
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Epoxy concrete repair: which product for which damage
| Damage | Product | From |
|---|---|---|
| Cracks up to 1/8 inch and shallow defects | R-818 Epoxy Crack Filler, a thick epoxy paste | $54.99 |
| Spalls, pop-outs and holes | R-343 Concrete Quick Fix. Walk on it in 20 minutes. | $49.99 |
| Control and expansion joints | R-830 Flexible Joint Sealant. It stays rubbery so the joint can move. | $59.99 |
| Deep spalls, slab edges and forklift lanes | R-110 Epoxy Mortar, trowel grade | $59.99 |
Repair the concrete before you coat it
A coating follows the slab. Cracks and holes left open show through the finished floor, so fill every one before you open a base coat. Small cracks filled with R-818 can be coated over right away.
Check for moisture and oil too
- Moisture. Tape a 2 ft square of plastic sheet to the slab for 24 hours. See how to test a concrete floor for moisture.
- Oil. If a stain comes back a day after degreasing, prime it with oil stop primer.
Epoxy floor repair: fixing a floor that is already coated
If a coated floor is lifting, find the cause before you patch it. Read why epoxy floors peel and how to fix one.
Next steps
- Do I need to patch cracked concrete before epoxy?
- How to install an epoxy floor
- Garage floor epoxy kits
Not sure which repair your floor needs? Call (877) 703-7699 and send a photo. If we miss you, we call back within an hour.