Is there any way to see a follow up video 2 years later? To see how it’s still holding up? I a looking to order the 12 pack for a commercial sized storage unit to do a few hundred feet of a repair. Would love to use your guys product. Just want to see what the crack looks like today after the repair made.
Awesome product, looks amazing using this when you epoxy your floors! Pretty affordable too at $43 per 600ml cartridge. Keep up the great work so we can inspire others to DIY together. 👍🏼
After grinding out the crack in the concrete, can backer rod be used with, or in place of the silica sand, to fill in large gaps?? Also, do you have another product for larger cracks where small chunks of concrete are missing, or would mortar or hydraulic cement work best for those areas??
@@LeggariProducts why wouldn’t you want the epoxy to go into the crack if it’s not going into the crack you’re not repairing the crack just putting sand in it and going over the top. Why not fill in the crack totally repair it and cut a relief joint if you think it’s going to keep moving? We do stamped overlays and we fill the crack all the way in to totally repair it I just feel like if you’re just going on the surface there the cracks going to keep moving and it’s gonna crack the Apoxsee if it’s not anchored into the crack or if water gets into it it can just pop off,but you are indoors. Some guys use Bondo resin, have you tried that?
the grinder tool assembly he's using there, has anyone priced this out? wondering if i could pick one up for not much more than what the big box stores want to rent the bigger (walk behind) version for a day.
www.homedepot.com/p/Makita-15-Amp-7-in-Corded-Angle-Grinder-with-Grinding-wheel-Side-handle-and-Wheel-Guard-GA7021/100092868 This is the grinder we use!
How would you use this product on a sloping driveway? Mine is a gentle slope but I’m concerned all my product would sag down hill. Maybe apply in stages?
I added this comment on the Vimeo post of this video, but figured I'd post it here too. So, what's the benefit of this versus the patcher paste? And which would you recommend more? I have a 2-car garage that I'm going to be doing epoxy on and there are typical cracks in the surface, along with it having a small expansion slot across the middle(and top to bottom). I've watched videos on both the patcher paste and this method now, both appear perfectly viable. Just curious if there's distinct reasoning between the two, or if it's a matter of personal preference for ease of application (this one looks pretty simple, while the patcher paste definitely takes a bit more work overall). Thoughts? Thanks for the time/input!
This is a fast set, so you can fill and grind within 15 to 20 min whereas the patcher paste takes 6 hr to be tack-free and usually 24 hr to be grindable
We have another product that works great on cracks called leggari patcher paste that is a lot thicker and would work well on sloped driveways! Check it out today at leggari.com
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This repair is Heaven for someone like me because it means you get to try new tools and new products. Never used that first grinding wheel.
Is there any way to see a follow up video 2 years later? To see how it’s still holding up? I a looking to order the 12 pack for a commercial sized storage unit to do a few hundred feet of a repair. Would love to use your guys product. Just want to see what the crack looks like today after the repair made.
Awesome product, looks amazing using this when you epoxy your floors! Pretty affordable too at $43 per 600ml cartridge. Keep up the great work so we can inspire others to DIY together. 👍🏼
Your the best!👏👏👏
I loved watching you fill in those deep cracks.
Our Crack Repair works wonders🔥 Be on the lookout for when it's back in stock leggari.com
What do you recommend to fill concrete joints on a already polished concrete floor trying to keep the concrete polish look any feedback appreciate
How high or full do you want the silica sand to fill
How does this hold In cold Michigan weather
After grinding out the crack in the concrete, can backer rod be used with, or in place of the silica sand, to fill in large gaps?? Also, do you have another product for larger cracks where small chunks of concrete are missing, or would mortar or hydraulic cement work best for those areas??
Where did you get your ergonomic seat seat or knee roller from
I am interested in using this product.
How many years would last in a Chicago winter driveway?
Does it decay with UV?
your guys videos are always super helpful.
Appreciate that!
and his handsome
Oh wow this is a better process than the usual way of repairing concrete cracks 💯
Way better!
@@LeggariProducts why wouldn’t you want the epoxy to go into the crack if it’s not going into the crack you’re not repairing the crack just putting sand in it and going over the top. Why not fill in the crack totally repair it and cut a relief joint if you think it’s going to keep moving? We do stamped overlays and we fill the crack all the way in to totally repair it I just feel like if you’re just going on the surface there the cracks going to keep moving and it’s gonna crack the Apoxsee if it’s not anchored into the crack or if water gets into it it can just pop off,but you are indoors. Some guys use Bondo resin, have you tried that?
Don't know if you remember me but good to see you. Im always looking for more diy tips. Hope to see more new stuff on your channel.
Thank you!
Do you have to grind afterwards if you know your putting carpet back down?
Just to get it flush thanks for watching
What is the product made up of, and where did you get tge blue grinder shroud?
It's a 2 part Polyurethane. You can get dust shrouds anywhere online or most concrete stores.
@@LeggariProducts ok gotcha thanks!
Cuánto tiempo dura en secar el producto para poder usar el grainder ?
Would you recommend epoxy over a product like cement all for extrerior crack repair? If so why?
Call customer service at 844-LEGGARI or Email customerservice@leggari.com They will be able to help you with your questions!
the grinder tool assembly he's using there, has anyone priced this out? wondering if i could pick one up for not much more than what the big box stores want to rent the bigger (walk behind) version for a day.
www.homedepot.com/p/Makita-15-Amp-7-in-Corded-Angle-Grinder-with-Grinding-wheel-Side-handle-and-Wheel-Guard-GA7021/100092868 This is the grinder we use!
How would you use this product on a sloping driveway? Mine is a gentle slope but I’m concerned all my product would sag down hill. Maybe apply in stages?
Email customerservice@leggari.com They will be able to help you with your questions!
Where can I get this material? I need asap
Leggari.com! leggari.com/product/crack-repair/
Is thaer a better way to do this
Let us know if you find one!
the metirial you used in video is similar as anchoring epoxy right?
Email customerservice@leggari.com They will be able to help you with your questions!
I added this comment on the Vimeo post of this video, but figured I'd post it here too.
So, what's the benefit of this versus the patcher paste? And which would you recommend more? I have a 2-car garage that I'm going to be doing epoxy on and there are typical cracks in the surface, along with it having a small expansion slot across the middle(and top to bottom). I've watched videos on both the patcher paste and this method now, both appear perfectly viable. Just curious if there's distinct reasoning between the two, or if it's a matter of personal preference for ease of application (this one looks pretty simple, while the patcher paste definitely takes a bit more work overall). Thoughts? Thanks for the time/input!
This is a fast set, so you can fill and grind within 15 to 20 min whereas the patcher paste takes 6 hr to be tack-free and usually 24 hr to be grindable
@@LeggariProducts Thanks for getting back to me, I appreciate it!
Can someone from Leggari start answering customers questions here?
Yes👏👏👏
But will the crack come back??
Keep the angle grinder guard on when you can.
What do you use on a sloping driveway?
We have another product that works great on cracks called leggari patcher paste that is a lot thicker and would work well on sloped driveways! Check it out today at leggari.com
If I apply some type of concrete coating will it adhere to the material you used to repair the crack?
Our leggari concrete overlay will adhere to the crack repair. I can't speak to any other products being able to bond to it!
Hi. Do you have any tips, product and or grinder wheel tips for etching concrete for prep of epoxy?
Email customerservice@leggari.com They will be able to help you with your questions!
@@LeggariProducts I appreciate the info
R those OSHA approved slippers?
Thanks for watching!
what size is the dual gun?
They are standard size!
Needed this
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Can that be done in asphalt driveway?
You could, but it's grey, so it probably wouldn't look that good.
U guys stop selling the cartridge?
Yes, same product but new packaging! leggari.com/product/crack-repair/
So just a cosmetic finish? Offers no structural integtrity?
This product is formulated to flex when the concrete moves.
So is that better than backing rod
I would have wrenched it out to get the dried dust out of it Too it would hold better
Thanks for watching and for your feedback!
It's never in stock sadly.
I think I would be okay doing the repair minus the grinding. I don't want to epoxy my garage floor, just repair it to get rid of the nasty crack
I agree! I just want a better looking garage floor where I don't have to pay so much to have repaired.
Oops you forgot the guard on the angle grinder
You may want to remove the sands from your project.
Grinded with slippers
I bet regular sand would fill that wide of a crack.
Does not look like something the homeowner would do, since you need a heavy duty grinder, special blades, dual cartridge caulking gun.
A lot of homeowner's rent what they need but we have installers all over who have access to this equipment. leggari.com/find-certified-installers/
Might as well of lert it alone
Thanks for watching!
Stop saying grinded.
grinded
👍👍🌹🌹
Thank you!
no thanks. just fill with epoxy
Looks pretty crappy for expensive 😕
Oh well
This is a crack repair product! Not supposed to look pretty it's supposed to repair. Once repaired, you can coat over it to make it pretty😉
@@LeggariProducts oh geez another added expense!!
There is only two types of concrete ..the one that's cracked and the one that's gonna crack 😂
This product is great for both!!💯💯