@@Loading-lg6hs it’s made for cars Im pretty sure And your Suppoused to mix It with smthg else but it’s a certan amount Which hé either did way to much or way to little Kinda Like mixing paint
He did this for views he don't give a shit about the park. Plus once bondo gets wet it starts to chunk off and crack so this guy made more hazards than that baby line did
@@kalebgullan4157 any thought behind that or are you guessing? Considering how he didn't prep the are and most that bondo is bonded to loose shit it definitely won't last years
@@kalebgullan4157 if it’s a well ridden park with even moderate traffic then that’s not what bondo is made for at all. Plenty of better ideas than this but ig it’s the thought that counts
Must be a bad body man the type of worker everyone complains about for the amount shit work that’s been put in with a lame ass bondo job instead of doing it right for a real man to have to scrape the shit off and do it right or you make cool Shit idk
Hmmm, that looks like a movement joint to allow for thermal expansion and contraction - filling it may lead to cracking and spalling of the concrete next summer. Hope it doesn’t, and you get some good skating out of it!
the filler looks like it's soft though, so shouldn't be an issue. Filling with concrete would be more of a problem. edit: apparently Bondo gets quite hard (IDK). So maybe something softer would be better.
@@MsHojat just because the filler is soft does not make it problem free. It's a damn relief cut in the concrete. Needing to be there literally as the name suggests, as a relief from the pressure and movement of the concrete. Even having dirt in those cuts can cause there to be too much pressure exerted on the pavement causing it to crack all over the place. Trust me. My concrete slab looks like shit 😂
Epoxy + grout mix or Sikaflex would have been perfect, it needs to be elastic enough to not crack/shrink in cold but hard enough to have durability. To ensure a actually proper bond it would be good to wash the crack (lol) or clean with compressed air, not only brush. I know these sound like small changes but they make the difference between 1 year fix & 30 year repair. Coming from someone who has fixed 100's of miles of different type concrete cracks 😃
For reals I was thinking the same thing, and you don’t have to premix shit, just need a caulk gun.. he could have filled all the cracks on the ramp for the price of the bonds, and it would last far longer too
I used this stuff in my auto repair class. I was taught that u need about a pea sized amount of hardener for a golf balls worth of filler. U dont need much hardener for that amount of filler. It made me cry internally. That shit must’ve harden real quick.
I think he did it so it did harden faster. It's s public skate park so somebody could've rode right through the wet bondo. Idk if I'm right but he probably did it so he wouldn't ruin someone's tire/tires.
First that's not a crack it's an expansion joint and it's there for a good reason. The engineers that designed the park and the workers that poured the slab went out of their way to put it there.
@@timed_clipsTHINK with your brain. Without that crack..... a much larger part of slab would eventually end up cracking and chipping . Thus in half the time your whole park is trashed.. bye bye skate park.
You take for granted how much of a hero you are. The cracks at my skate park were just another obstacles to trick your way out of. We never fixed those.
It doesn't look like a crack, it looks like a normal separation it is necessary in the concrete floor to prevent cracks, so I hope that stuff is flexible cause if not u will use more of that stuff lol
Make sure to be careful filing cracks like that! Sidewalks expand when hit with a lot of heat so those cracks are there so the sidewalk doesn’t form actual cracks!
Yeah I was looking to see if someone was going to tell him it wasn't a crack it's an expansion joint. I could tell he didn't know what he was doing as soon as he busted out Bondo. Haha oh well not my life and money
@@outdoorsy6322 3ft back or at the crest of the transition. If its further back it won't catch your wheels as your "loading up" to pop onto the ledge or rail. And if its at the crest same thing youre de weighting as you go over it.
I don’t know if this is a common practice for skaters but Bondo is not waterproof moisture/water will eventually get behind it and lift it out of the crack needs a sealer like paint. The fiberglass reinforced bondo would probably stand the test of time better but would also probably need sanding to smooth out.
this is important, when it heats up the concrete slabs expands and the gap is there for the space needed so you filling this crack might just add extra damage in the future
@@rando5708 it doesn't work that way, that's not a crack, it's a joint and if it remains like this, nothing will happen but when the concrete heats up and it needs space expand and there's no space for it, it's actually gonna crack up for real
@@calicoasting when concrete is placed, they intentionally make “blocks” so the that any kind of physical stress can dissipate. It’s usually either heat or weight.
Dude, concrete is considerably harder than bondo. It's dent filler for cars that can be hand sanded with ease. It'll end up cracking long before the concrete does just from skaters rolling over it.
They put cracks in the concrete like that because concrete gets drier and harder until it becomes brittle and cracks. These little cracks keep one crack from spreading across like a sheet of ice. If one section gets damaged the cracks help to stop it from spreading.
Bondo is better than concrete filler because that's an expansion joint in the concrete, filling it with concrete filler would cause the concrete slabs to crack when it goes from cold to hot. Now if it expands the bondo will crack first.
Expansion joints should only be filled with flexible material like silicone filler. Also since it's an expansion joint and the bondo is attached to all that dirt, the expanding concrete would pop it right out, no damage will occur to anything as the alarmist say, i work in the constructions industry and if bondo could keep concrete from expanding to the point it's going to crack its self, we would have known it and would probably use it to bondo over collumns needing reinforcing instead of Gunite.
The crack is called a control joint and is there for movement so the concrete can breathe without actually cracking. Filling a control joint puts the rest of the pad in jeopardy of splitting.
An even better idea is some sikaflex compound that will be flexible and waterproof when done, but still provide an adequate filler to make a smooth ride.
Those are there for a reason ...so during summer the road expands little bit which will cause the road to crack soon but if theres a space like this then it wouldnt
truly the most permanent fix. also, that's a quasi-expansion slot, it is there for a reason and would possibly also make a difference in the rain, I don't think it's that big of deal though surely you could find cheaper (and infinitely better) alternatives than body filler though? Like even straight up clay
It'll crack eventually. The reason for expansion joints is because the concrete slabs move over temp fluctuations. Cutting out the old caulk and putting new backer rod and a very dense caulk will work best. The caulk is dense enough to handle skate wheels and still soft enough to allow the slabs to move without cracking. You can't use have to use expansion joint caulk though the best stuff is the kind you mix in a bucket then fill a caulk gun.
That "crack" is an engineered expansion joint so the slabs of concrete have room to thermally expand. So now the slabs will most likely buckle good job 👏 👍
The real thing to fill it with is called " np1" , spray it with soapy water or windex to tool it(or you can use your finger) and wait a day. Solved and it's good for years. That bondo will definitely not stay in there for a whole year
@@baschoen23seriously doubtful. if a cop is bored enough to bother a skateboarder in the current nonWhite jungle america... you're already f'd. they don't even care about motorcycle street racing anymore
That is not a crack in fact it’s probably the one thing stopping cracks. It’s an expansion joint and it ensures the concrete doesn’t crack when it expands. You may have sealed the gap but you also have sealed its fate.
Those are relief cuts so the concrete when freezing occurs it have room to raise and lower with out having massive surface damage and all of the cracks will stay in the cut out
Its not a crack, but now there will be plenty after some good rain & when the season changes. Then he'll have some to fill but he should have left that how it was
One time I was working at a job where we were fixing some of the trucks for winter and that included using some bondo before we shipped them off to get painted and the freaking thing read “no eye contact” and my brain was like “how are you supposed to use this without making eye contact..” but then I realized it was saying don’t let it touch your eyes which seemed obvious and also it should have read “don’t let this touch your skin and that would have gotten the point across much better..
If you ever have material left in the smaller tube part of a bondo kit please bring it to your local household hazardous waste drop off. The contents are oxidizing and can react with other substances.
Are you slow? Smoother ground compared to a literal gap in the ground. Have you ever hit a crack like that? Many of us have. Much rather have bondo than a crack…
The fact that you choose not to fix the entire length of the crack is a powerful euphemism for why you are where you are in your life. Also, gap filler is a thing.
I don't skate, but to the skaters I have some cool info. That joint is meant to allow breathing room for the concrete not to crack everywhere else as it expands due to the weather. Filling it might cause more problems but fuck it that shit looked smooth and dope as fuck
Those cracks are there to prevent cracking with temperature change. Not sure about this product but hopefully it can expand and contract with the concrete or else that park is going to have many more cracks.
Millions of mothers backs a year aren’t broken thanks to this skater
Crack kills.
@@leonardticsay8046 My crack sell
@@JoeBidensUnderwear wth
Now so many people won’t step on cracks and there won’t be consequences
Lmao
As an auto body man, I am horrified at that mix ratio you did. As a skater, I am grateful.
Added to much component 😂
explain?
@@Loading-lg6hs it’s made for cars Im pretty sure And your Suppoused to mix It with smthg else but it’s a certan amount Which hé either did way to much or way to little Kinda Like mixing paint
@ian weis yeah he only needed like two or three pea sized globs of hardener
Recon it got warm?
Pressure washer paid by the city: so anyways I started blasting
😂😂
Here before this gets one thousand likes
@@777Bviews same 🤣😭
🤣😂
This made me cackle.
From satisfied to unsatisfied lol. Why did you not fill the whole line man?!?! 😂
It really just ruined my whole experience here.
He did this for views he don't give a shit about the park. Plus once bondo gets wet it starts to chunk off and crack so this guy made more hazards than that baby line did
Fax. My ocd was left very unhappy with this mans level of completion
And they should just get cement patch with self leveling property
I so agree
That one guy at the skate park that skates for a total of 5 min and spends 2 hours doing stuff like this
At least they do good tho 😊
And for months later you’re able to skate smoother. Those guys are dope
Lol
And hes a fuckin hero
Lololol right ... the ones that sit on the ledge smoking and eating munchies all day every day lol
This fella just spent $22 to fill one crack at a skate park - I just built an entire skate park with $22 worth of ramen - *we are not the same*
I built $22 worth of crack with an entire ramen
@@johns3655 LMAO
@@johns3655 this is the best reply on this entire website, I think.
I’m so confused
@@johnfravell8425 even the slightest on a skateboard can throw you off of it
Congrats, you officially saved that crack for another 2 weeks before it’s back to how it was
I bet it will be there for years
@@kalebgullan4157 any thought behind that or are you guessing? Considering how he didn't prep the are and most that bondo is bonded to loose shit it definitely won't last years
@@kalebgullan4157 if it’s a well ridden park with even moderate traffic then that’s not what bondo is made for at all. Plenty of better ideas than this but ig it’s the thought that counts
Nobody said it was permanent. Do you always focus on the negatives everywhere?
@@ravenpiece lol, hell, it depends…
That crack barely affected my tech deck boarding.
This is the way I repair cars at work lmaoo "clean it, tape it, fill it with bondo"
Must be a bad body man the type of worker everyone complains about for the amount shit work that’s been put in with a lame ass bondo job instead of doing it right for a real man to have to scrape the shit off and do it right or you make cool Shit idk
And charge mr.billy 3gs for it bahaha
that's like one of the most $$$ things u could use to fix a crack....may I suggest looking into quick set Crack filler
Not really though. That amount of bondo should only run like $15
I was thinking the same exact thing. Not to mention its way easier to apply and you don’t have to mix it.
@@nicks6837 you do have to mix it. Just with hardener and it don’t take just a minute.
@@gbpfishing6424 I’m talking about the one that’s in a caulking tube.
Pluss bondo isn’t water proof it’s porous
Hmmm, that looks like a movement joint to allow for thermal expansion and contraction - filling it may lead to cracking and spalling of the concrete next summer. Hope it doesn’t, and you get some good skating out of it!
the filler looks like it's soft though, so shouldn't be an issue. Filling with concrete would be more of a problem.
edit: apparently Bondo gets quite hard (IDK). So maybe something softer would be better.
The bondo would break before the concrete does
@@MsHojat just because the filler is soft does not make it problem free. It's a damn relief cut in the concrete. Needing to be there literally as the name suggests, as a relief from the pressure and movement of the concrete. Even having dirt in those cuts can cause there to be too much pressure exerted on the pavement causing it to crack all over the place.
Trust me. My concrete slab looks like shit 😂
I came to say this. That isn’t a crack!
Bondo can expand and contract a pretty decent amount so it shouldn’t pose that major of an issue
Epoxy + grout mix or Sikaflex would have been perfect, it needs to be elastic enough to not crack/shrink in cold but hard enough to have durability. To ensure a actually proper bond it would be good to wash the crack (lol) or clean with compressed air, not only brush. I know these sound like small changes but they make the difference between 1 year fix & 30 year repair. Coming from someone who has fixed 100's of miles of different type concrete cracks 😃
Agreed. Any urethane caulking would be better than that. And faster., And last longer and.......
Casually hits a Noseslide while filming at the end. 😆👌🏽
That can is $22 but concrete filler is ready to go and $9 💀
For reals I was thinking the same thing, and you don’t have to premix shit, just need a caulk gun.. he could have filled all the cracks on the ramp for the price of the bonds, and it would last far longer too
Will this last longer tho?
@@JohnAnderson-kt4mb Why don't you go to your local skatepark and do it then bud?
@@bayrock1337 why you so butthurt bud? you
@@bayrock1337 cuz i don't give a fuck bout my local skateparks how bout that
I used this stuff in my auto repair class. I was taught that u need about a pea sized amount of hardener for a golf balls worth of filler. U dont need much hardener for that amount of filler. It made me cry internally. That shit must’ve harden real quick.
its not even mixed together either lol
Make a circle of filler and draw an even line of hardener about 1/8” thick down the center of the circle and it’ll be perfect
It's also porous and won't adhere worth a damn.
Probly didn't care that much since he was putting it on all in one go time wasn't much of a factor for him, must be nice 😒
I think he did it so it did harden faster. It's s public skate park so somebody could've rode right through the wet bondo. Idk if I'm right but he probably did it so he wouldn't ruin someone's tire/tires.
First that's not a crack it's an expansion joint and it's there for a good reason. The engineers that designed the park and the workers that poured the slab went out of their way to put it there.
But obviously they're not skaters, or they'd know that that's a bad spot
@@timed_clips its needed
Horrible take because it’s still shitty skate park design and can be avoided
Bondo is weak asf compared to concrete you clown
@@timed_clipsTHINK with your brain. Without that crack..... a much larger part of slab would eventually end up cracking and chipping . Thus in half the time your whole park is trashed.. bye bye skate park.
You take for granted how much of a hero you are. The cracks at my skate park were just another obstacles to trick your way out of. We never fixed those.
*Gets arrested for vandalism*💀💀💀
Clearly not a skatepark. Clearly an expansion joint in the concrete. This dude is a clown
As he should.
@@HughWoo bro how
Finally someone said it
@@greweti he doesn't own the skatepark
It doesn't look like a crack, it looks like a normal separation it is necessary in the concrete floor to prevent cracks, so I hope that stuff is flexible cause if not u will use more of that stuff lol
yea its bondo and it gets super hard after its cured. it will last like a month max and its gone.
Yeah I just just wondering about this.
Ita called an expansion gap but you are correct. They put it in a bad spot
So I sensed something off, so I went to the comments. I now know what an expansion joint is. The more ya know 😀
The guy fixing the crack in the sidewalk, me thinking the entire time how much easier it would be for him if he didn't have a camera in his hand.
but then we wouldn't know how cool he is
@@bennett7658 you're right it is very important for all of us to know how cool he is.
@@Alina-kb2mm lol chill how else could he film this if he was alone?
Why do something if you cant brag about it on the internet??
@@max27889 what about not filming it ? Can you even imagine doing something and not bragging about it on internet ?
Make sure to be careful filing cracks like that! Sidewalks expand when hit with a lot of heat so those cracks are there so the sidewalk doesn’t form actual cracks!
I was literally about to say this.
That was no crack
Yeah I was looking to see if someone was going to tell him it wasn't a crack it's an expansion joint. I could tell he didn't know what he was doing as soon as he busted out Bondo. Haha oh well not my life and money
tell that to the idiots thats pour the concrete for these skateparks. So many companies find a way to put joints in the worst places
@@CuttinChris From the video, where else would they put a joint my good sir?
@@outdoorsy6322 3ft back or at the crest of the transition. If its further back it won't catch your wheels as your "loading up" to pop onto the ledge or rail. And if its at the crest same thing youre de weighting as you go over it.
It's so satisfying watch content like this
I don’t know if this is a common practice for skaters but Bondo is not waterproof moisture/water will eventually get behind it and lift it out of the crack needs a sealer like paint. The fiberglass reinforced bondo would probably stand the test of time better but would also probably need sanding to smooth out.
this is important, when it heats up the concrete slabs expands and the gap is there for the space needed so you filling this crack might just add extra damage in the future
not filling the crack will add extra damage in the present though
@@rando5708 it doesn't work that way, that's not a crack, it's a joint and if it remains like this, nothing will happen but when the concrete heats up and it needs space expand and there's no space for it, it's actually gonna crack up for real
@@adeleyeadetunji1451 no, I mean if someone goes over that crack, there is going to be extra damage.
I was thinking the same thing but it's just bondo. That stuff is not weather proof. it will probably be turned into dust by spring
Omg... that is not what that is for at all...
“How to fill a purpose-built expansion joint, ensuring more cracking in the future”
this won't stop a crack in concrete.
@@calicoasting Yes, because it'll be the one causing it in the firrst place
@@calicoasting when concrete is placed, they intentionally make “blocks” so the that any kind of physical stress can dissipate. It’s usually either heat or weight.
I dont think a tiny bit of soft shit is gonna do that much damage
Dude, concrete is considerably harder than bondo. It's dent filler for cars that can be hand sanded with ease. It'll end up cracking long before the concrete does just from skaters rolling over it.
They put cracks in the concrete like that because concrete gets drier and harder until it becomes brittle and cracks. These little cracks keep one crack from spreading across like a sheet of ice. If one section gets damaged the cracks help to stop it from spreading.
Bondo is better than concrete filler because that's an expansion joint in the concrete, filling it with concrete filler would cause the concrete slabs to crack when it goes from cold to hot. Now if it expands the bondo will crack first.
Me, covering up a problem for someone else to fix later
With the amount of hardener you used, I bet that shit dried up in like 20 seconds lol
Dude so much hahah I work in a body shop and that hurt me
I am looking for this comment lol
Bro that was my first thought
Came here looking for this comment
I give it a day until it chips away into dust
Expansion joints should only be filled with flexible material like silicone filler. Also since it's an expansion joint and the bondo is attached to all that dirt, the expanding concrete would pop it right out, no damage will occur to anything as the alarmist say, i work in the constructions industry and if bondo could keep concrete from expanding to the point it's going to crack its self, we would have known it and would probably use it to bondo over collumns needing reinforcing instead of Gunite.
The crack is called a control joint and is there for movement so the concrete can breathe without actually cracking. Filling a control joint puts the rest of the pad in jeopardy of splitting.
An even better idea is some sikaflex compound that will be flexible and waterproof when done, but still provide an adequate filler to make a smooth ride.
You went out of your way to fix a crack so everyone can enjoy themselves without a problem. Much respect and thank you for your kindness.
Sean Beeeezy! Finally fixing that horrendous crack!
bro filled an expansion joint. you filled one "crack", just to create 4 more actual cracks in the next 2 years. The ingenious of skaters.
Holy Hardener 😂
Must have dried in 15 seconds😂
When you have 120 hours of court ordered community service left but skateboarding is life.
I honestly love how smooth the skatepark floor is like it goes from rock covered cracked rodes to smooth riding
Those are there for a reason ...so during summer the road expands little bit which will cause the road to crack soon but if theres a space like this then it wouldnt
truly the most permanent fix.
also, that's a quasi-expansion slot, it is there for a reason and would possibly also make a difference in the rain, I don't think it's that big of deal though
surely you could find cheaper (and infinitely better) alternatives than body filler though? Like even straight up clay
It doesn’t matter. It won’t make a significant difference
@@Abracadabra-21 yeah, the bond will probably give up way before it makes a difference in expansion
Nice one! Filling in expansion joints, truely a great idea.. now I know why you are a skateboarder
@Sludge no its not
It'll crack eventually. The reason for expansion joints is because the concrete slabs move over temp fluctuations. Cutting out the old caulk and putting new backer rod and a very dense caulk will work best. The caulk is dense enough to handle skate wheels and still soft enough to allow the slabs to move without cracking. You can't use have to use expansion joint caulk though the best stuff is the kind you mix in a bucket then fill a caulk gun.
Nice job filling an expansion joint! Now it can crack wherever!!
That "crack" is an engineered expansion joint so the slabs of concrete have room to thermally expand. So now the slabs will most likely buckle good job 👏 👍
Lol! You're right about the thermal expansion, but that Bondo will just break up. Bondo has little sheer & tensile strength.
this guy is a hero
The real thing to fill it with is called " np1" , spray it with soapy water or windex to tool it(or you can use your finger) and wait a day. Solved and it's good for years. That bondo will definitely not stay in there for a whole year
Literally, anything else would work better than Bondo like come on dude who had this idea? bondo really??? 😂
I was thinking the same.
Probably saves you from a vandalism charge in street spots since your not putting in permanent filler
@@baschoen23 ya I'm sure the police would totally accept that reasoning. "ItS nOt PeRmAnEnT!"
Bondo sponsored this or I'm thinking he's been smoking some bad weed.
@@baschoen23seriously doubtful. if a cop is bored enough to bother a skateboarder in the current nonWhite jungle america... you're already f'd.
they don't even care about motorcycle street racing anymore
That’s an expansion joint and what you’ve done there is void warranty haha :) I’d do the same but lol
I doubt it. That filler is plenty flexible to allow for movement.
A real human being and a real hero...
As a painter and a self co tracter I appreciated how crispy those lines were whe you pulled the painters tape
We need this guy at all of the skate parks
That is not a crack in fact it’s probably the one thing stopping cracks. It’s an expansion joint and it ensures the concrete doesn’t crack when it expands. You may have sealed the gap but you also have sealed its fate.
My mother's back suddenly snapped back into place thanks to this guy
Lmao I don't think anyone understood your joke
There are cheaper and equally if not more effective ways of doing this, but I like your style and ambition.
Yeah but not when that shouldnt be filled in in the 1st place smh. Its not a crack, its designed to be that way for a reason
Those are relief cuts so the concrete when freezing occurs it have room to raise and lower with out having massive surface damage and all of the cracks will stay in the cut out
Thank you for fixing that crack it was so annoying
Back then, we used tar and cement to repair some cracks like that. We even built ramps and rails for our skatepark. Good times!
Its not a crack, but now there will be plenty after some good rain & when the season changes. Then he'll have some to fill but he should have left that how it was
"Yo, my uncle is a mechanice and has like all this unused bondo in his garage. I bet that'd be perfect for these bumps, man."
I think the crack has a reason to be there like in the malls example the tiles are separated
the tape peeling part was satisfying
Who else is mad that he didn’t sand the Bondo to make it smooth at the end
definitely
I think that's just you buddy
It'll get worn down by wheels in no time
Me bruh
@Me_JeffBob
Obviously not. Bondo is literally made to be sanded
Yo I was at this skate park to my friend said whoever did this is a legend now he won’t bust his ass no more😂😂
It will deteriorate when it rains
Saved a lot of injuries with this video❤
Mason crying in the corner after seeing this shorts.
Lol
Bro gave %2 effort into it
One time I was working at a job where we were fixing some of the trucks for winter and that included using some bondo before we shipped them off to get painted and the freaking thing read “no eye contact” and my brain was like “how are you supposed to use this without making eye contact..” but then I realized it was saying don’t let it touch your eyes which seemed obvious and also it should have read “don’t let this touch your skin and that would have gotten the point across much better..
😂😂
Respect to this guy
you are restoring my faith in humanity
Ah yes, fill in the expansion gap for the slab….
S tier design lets leave inch wide gaps all around a fucking skate park
“Mom why do i have so many friends?”
Bro Bando does miracles if you know how to work it. Im a painter so we mostly use it on wood or exterior jobs, can never tell a thing after its done
Thats an expansion joint, it can be filled but is usually done with a soft silicone type material. They are there for a reason
This is the process. Vandalize a property you visit frequently. Make sure to use a material that does not blend in or lay flush with your surface.
"Most expensive way to fix a crack"
There goes my hero! WATCH HIM AS HE GOES!! NANANANANNAANNANANANANANANA!!
Bro made a crack into a mini speedbump
Bondo... It's what the cracks crave!
It’s got electrolytes
If you ever have material left in the smaller tube part of a bondo kit please bring it to your local household hazardous waste drop off. The contents are oxidizing and can react with other substances.
I imagine this is very hard to do with one hand, thanks for the content❤
Bro when them big ass cracks make you lose half your momentum 😭
all it needs is a family guy clip🥺
Fr tho
The dude probably put his whole life savings in that one little crack bro bro
So satisfying to see one of these without family guy clips
"How to ruin my skate park by sealing stress joints that barely affect my skating."
It's bondo relax spaz
you’ve never skated before if you think a crack that big wouldn’t affect you. Don’t speak on things you know nothing about.
Are you slow? Smoother ground compared to a literal gap in the ground. Have you ever hit a crack like that? Many of us have. Much rather have bondo than a crack…
@@hurry_up_and_wait you should never hit the crack pipe honey.
skatepark became a whole diy project
Respect for his attitude
Construction worker by day, skater by night
The fact that you choose not to fix the entire length of the crack is a powerful euphemism for why you are where you are in your life.
Also, gap filler is a thing.
Bro. Where did they find this guy?
@@jjwise12345 I come from the Internet.
@@jjwise12345 Same place they found you. Between your moms legs.
@@jjwise12345 kidding. Have a great day boss hog
That was the crack that broke my mama’s back dawg thank you 🥺🥺🥹
no, it was me who blew out your mother’s back 😈
What?
they litterally make a culk tube of way better shit thats less messy and takes way less time
I used to keep a lil gallon bag of concrete mix in my car to do similar on rainy days. hit the part, crack fills with water, pack the crack
I don't skate, but to the skaters I have some cool info.
That joint is meant to allow breathing room for the concrete not to crack everywhere else as it expands due to the weather. Filling it might cause more problems but fuck it that shit looked smooth and dope as fuck
Looks temporary but at least you can skate for a while
it's obviously not a permanent fix. if he wanted permanent he would've used concrete and other construction materials to make sure it lasts
*casually brings a bucket of whatever that is to a skateboard park*
Don’t the shits expensive plus its made for cars apparently there is a much cheaper and useable product for the job
@@KillerKenny-pl5kx hm, guess I learned something new
You are supposed to mix the bondo on the exterior side of the lid so you can easily grab it with the spatula/putty knife
Are we just finna ignore his skateboard 💀💀
Damn 😭😭😭
When girl asks you to help her fill the crack
Those cracks are there to prevent cracking with temperature change. Not sure about this product but hopefully it can expand and contract with the concrete or else that park is going to have many more cracks.
Thank you for fixing it 🥺🙂
Sounds like a lot of work. Ima just wait for the guy who has the time n energy to go and do this fr.