Quikrete #862013 5.5 Oz Concrete Repair

This was bought to fix my cement flower pot that cracked in half. The color of this perfectly matched the concrete of my pot and helped blend in the Crack so well I didn't have to paint it. This was super easy to apply to the crack, just make sure you cut the hole bigger than you think you need. The only thing that I have to complain about is that it takes a while to dry so if you need something to stay in a certain position then you either need to hold it or prop it up. But other than the slightly longer than helpful drying time I have no complaints!

Ease of use. Shrinks a bit, might need a second coat. Dries light gray in color, might not match older concrete you are patching. Will take paint.

I really have mixed feelings about this product and found it tough to decide on a star rating for it. It really does work the way it's intended, but it does tend to clog the tip with large chunks of grit which was irksome at times.If you have a 1/2" crack go slowly using a tool like the eraser end of a wooden pencil (or just a rubber gloved finger) and have water nearby to use to smooth it - it works great.The color matches well when dried; lighter in color going on, and does what it's supposed to do. I did find that while it can be used for horizontal or vertical projects, it can be prone to dripping in warmer weather. I think the ideal temp to using this stuff would be about 60 degrees on a dry day.I will probably be buying a second tube of this product as it's just handy to have on hand for small jobs. It would be much more cost effective to get a premixed bucket or a mix-yourself product for bigger jobs though, and if you have a need to fix mortar, consider this one Quikrete 862009 Mortar Repair, 5.5 oz. Squeeze Tube instead.

This cement was perfect to secure my loose pavers with no mess because of the application nozzle design!!

I got this Quikrete concrete repair to fill narrow cracks in the porch before painting it. It didn't work well, I squeezed it into the cracks and tried to level it with a putty knife but it was too thick and grainy so I'll have to find a better product.

Just what I needed to fill crack. A few suggestions, the pictures attached show a before and after and was done with 1 tube.1. Prior to cutting tip, make sure and squeeze and shake tube2. If you spread the Quikrete with your fingers like I do, have a cup of water near you to dip finger in...its way easier to spread.3. When tube is about half gone, roll end like a toothpaste tube. This will help to get all material out of tube and before it gets dry in tube.4. If you are unsure if 1 tube will get the job done, would order 2 right off the batThe after repair picture below was about 1 hour after initial application.Hope this helps someone else!

Easy to squeeze out, dried by the next day and holds up well after I fixed several cracks in my stone wall.

This was alright, seals pretty good and looks like original mortar color but was just difficult to squeeze out, seemed it was a bit dried out, consistency was a bit off. Would like to purchase similar item of diff brand to compare.