How to Install a Mailbox Post with Postloc Foam

Installing a mailbox post with Postloc foam creates a strong, rigid foundation that lets you complete the post installation in as little as 15 minutes. Postloc, a 2-part liquid polyurethane foam, is conveniently packaged in easy-to-use kits, and doesn't require any special skills or installation equipment. Just combine the two liquid components, mix, and pour. postloc.com/
Postloc has a “holding” strength that is superior to traditional backfill products like concrete. In addition, job effort and exertion with Postloc are far easier and faster than traditional methods. There is nothing heavy to carry, no water needed, no flimsy, messy bags, and the foam sets in minutes versus hours or days.
Some Postloc advantages include:
• Good for year-round use
• Safe, simple, easy-to-use kit
• Packaged for convenience in lightweight, easy-to-carry kits.
• Easy to transport and use in difficult/restricted access areas
• Permanently sets and straightens posts in as little as 15 minutes
• Works well in sand, rock and in poor soil conditions
• Does not contribute to ozone or global warming depletion
• Made in the USA
To purchase, visit postloc.com/buy

[@CarolynSchinskySTL]

Looks like a project even I could handle!

[@bmkproducts]

It's an easy DIY project!

[@bobbray9666]

Like how the post shakes when a child gets the mail. I'll stay with concrete.

[@hswing11]

wrong this product is crap