TOP 7 BEST CONCRETE CRACK FILLERS: Top Concrete Crack Fillers (2023)

Are you looking for the Best Concrete Crack Fillers? Check the list below for the best Concrete Crack Fillers currently on the market.
Sikaflex Self-Leveling Sealant (Best Overall): amzn.to/3CVjS0I
RadonSeal Concrete Foundation Crack Repair Kit (Best Foundations): amzn.to/3CYbTzE
Red Devil 0655 Pre-Mixed (Best Large Cracks): amzn.to/3ZNqrfC
Bluestar Flexible (Best Thin Cracks): amzn.to/3GRc0yj
Red Devil Masonry (Best Sealant): amzn.to/3XYxXmb
Simpson Strong-Tie Crack-Pac (Best Epoxy): amzn.to/3XJ3wzV
Sashco 16210 (Best Budget All-rounder): amzn.to/3XDN8Rp
In this video, you’ll find the best concrete filler for your needs, diving into why I recommend each one and for what purpose, as well as the pros and cons.
If you have any further questions or your situation is unique, drop a comment below and I’ll do my best to accommodate you.
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[@tobycohan7446]

I’m in the middle of getting my bathroom redone actually the beginning of getting my bathroom done and there’s a big settling crack. The whole length of the bathroom probably 8 feet I wish I knew about this stuff when I got new floors for my two bedrooms because they had bigger cracks and they had mold, but at least the mold didn’t spread. I never thought to look on the Internet but it was about 4 1/2 years ago. It’s going to be a beautiful bathroom when they finish.

[@judysbakeryandtestkitchen1654]

Thank you very much! I didn’t think that the cracks would be a problem until all of the sudden I noticed a pile of rocks in the middle of the driveway. Apparently, the crack had to write it so much that it broke up into rocks. So I’m really looking at all kinds of crack filler for the other ones. We have our caulking gun coming tomorrow from Amazon.

[@tobycohan7446]

That is a KZbin I sent you on the seven best concrete crack, fillers from settling cracks, and there were a lot of other ones when I put in settling crack, concrete filler

[@LV-1969]

As far a RadonSeal - I hear it was better to use epoxy to fill the crack because one you use foam it's extremely hard to refill if there are any issues

[@trevorpeterlewis6260]

Do you have a video on concrete resurfacing if possible Thank you. Regards. Wigwam. Burnley. Lancs. U.k.

[@sincerelyyours5113]

What would you recommend to seal wood space to make it air tight?

[@tgbitw17]

What would you recommend to fill cracks in basement floors where water is coming up through? Doesnt have to be on this list. Any feedback is appreciated.

[@rondail5675]

What if the cement inside the crack is damp?

[@kari-karislinedancing6146]

Great video all around, thanks. Two Questions: 1) Would I be able to use one of the caulk-type fillers (e.g. Silka Self-Leveling Sealant, Red Devil's Masonry & Concrete Sealant, or Sashko's Slab) for small concrete depressions created after pulling rug tacking nails out of my basement concrete floor? They are not cracks but are basically fairly small circular depressions, no more than 1/2" deep and 3/4" diameter. 2) If I CAN use those self-leveling, caulk-like products for these depressions, how much should I squeeze into each depression? e.g. do I want to fill each a bit above level so the product will settle a bit in time to be level? Should I aim for below level? Or should I squeeze a bit above level and use a trowel to level each? I know they are "self-leveling" but I've never used a product like that and don't know what to expect. Thanks for any knowledge you can share on this and again for this informative and well-made video - much appreciated!