Do you remember what kind of epoxy you used for this?

How did you color match the crack?

Not possible as it banged its head on the bottom of the glass this is why they used low cloud instead 😂

Why do you pour product into the saw cut?

I like the fact, you made a true expansion joint next to the crack. I am filling my cracks in my driveway that looks like a jigsaw puzzle. I have a corner house with garage in the back. There are only 2 cut through expansion joints in the whole slab. I want to put more. I am working to BLEND my concrete. It is not gray, but sandtone to light brown as aged 40 year old concrete. I have done it twice now. The 1st time using light gray, which sticks out like a sore thumb. Thanks for the video. You fixacrack link no longer exists (No information is available for this page.

Seems like a lot of work why not just fill the cracks with clear Epoxy and then re-stain and seal it ?

How deep should the sawcut be?

This makes no sense at all man

Way too much work. Better results with a 4.5 in. x .500 in. diamond crack chaser blade & acrylic concrete or cement. I'll bet you made a lot of $$ for fixing that little 4 ft. crack

Looks like shit

Any videos on fixing cracks in a patio concrete slab?

Yes, the crack is practically invisible, but now you have a large straight saw cut across the entire floor.

so you make a way bigger crack right next to it to distract the eye? brilliant!!

Two cracks are better than one.

Lmfao..... Like someone did magic with it

Forget about the crack, tighten your loose screws.

Your audio is so low, can't hear anything

Comments are interesting, the guy created a controlled crack to take the pressure off the fractured crack, close the fractured crack with an expansion mix, and then he sponged the fractured crack with a standard cement mix.

Have no idea why you did this. You don't explain anything.

Amazing, thank you so much!

Whoa. So FixACrack will push out and join the crack tight?

nos you have two cracks shit stain