If you were to measure out a small amount of the product, you could just mix that with the proportional amount of water in a separate container & reseal the pouch to use the rest at a later date. However, the bag is portioned to be the ideal amount for most small patch jobs around the house. So typically you'd just add the recommended amount of water to the bag, knead it together, and use it all in one go. For _really_ small jobs, they also have various squeeze tubes of mortar, concrete, and asphalt repair that are about the size of a large tube of toothpaste.

No you do not

You never use sand

It don't last 40 years but don't you self-leveling caulk on an angle with a descent of 2% or more

If you guys are using Saint you don't know what you're doing I can guarantee you that

Cuz then I have to go around and make money on you and fix it the right way

Thank you for advice. I need to do this soon. Any additional comments? Is this the best product to use? Also I've seen where people add garage floor dirt to the sealer to make it look more natural... do you recommend that ? I could send you the link to this guy that did that.

@@swgforthefence Use demonico 100..if u need help more contact me a [email protected]

I say thank you also, my issue, first timer, just making a boarder, I mixed sand and concrete and used a mixer, looked great, was happy, then a month passed, I was busy and did no sealing, came back and there’s deep cracks to light cracks everywhere😰, why, why, why, and what can I do and with what. I thank you expert concrete Mr.🥴

Kevin Conway 1 second ago I've been caulking for over 20 years...YOU NEVER USE SAND as a filler...I don't care what the experts say..you can put sand down underneath the backer rod,,,but NEVER PUT the caulk on top of the sand. CAULK, needs 3 points of contact to adhere..SAND WILL wash away leaving pockets for the caulk to sag leaving the structural integrity to fail in a much smaller amount of time. I make living fixing cement issues and Caulk issues.

@@kevinconway8116 What would you recommend for wider cracks? I have a crack about twice the width of the backer rod above.

@@brandonwisenburg8899 You just keep bending the back a rod over until the back of our material fills the cracks leave about 3/4 of an inch from the top and fill with the demonico100.. do not use sand

Never use sand to fill your cracks it will wash out and filter out fill it with background and then fill with demonico 100

Same here

use the bayer concentrate and read instructions. using sprayer. I put 1 oz baby shampoo