Excellent job!!! Just a FYI here, dangerous testing though…..if the chain snapped, you might have to bury one of those guys….you should lay a thick canvas or attenuator over the chains on both sides of the cement….just a thought, people have been injured badly doing this without a safety plan….
Incredible. One suggestion when dwaling with carbon fiber. I would impregnate the fiber first and layer it before attaching to anything. You sandwich it between mylar sheets or something then you can cut it into the size and shape you need if youre working on smaller items. More importantly, it makes it easier to get all the air out. Just be sure to stick use it before it dries. You can also use this method to make composite patches for holes.
I bet it is stronger than Flex Steel🤣🛫 now what are you going to do with it? Make engine run up stands and hold downs for Saturn Five Rocket Engines? Pretty tough stuff. Thanks for sharing!
I bought this epoxy crack online and it didn't work for me one they should sell a complete kit that you can follow what this guy is saying it doesn't give you enough information and if he is supported by the company that sells this they should give you more information I totally wasted my money
Problems, crack on both sides, crack to unfilled 4 x 4 column void, wet or cold concrete, dissimilar materials will separate or just crack next to repair.
I absolutely do not doubt any of the material used for this repair...but I think there's a bit of an oversight on the cost and the overkill factor. Epoxy is extremely expensive and so is the cloth. This was just a very small sample crack but in reality this could be 30 to 50 feet of crack and that is BIG money.
Excellent job!!!
Just a FYI here, dangerous testing though…..if the chain snapped, you might have to bury one of those guys….you should lay a thick canvas or attenuator over the chains on both sides of the cement….just a thought, people have been injured badly doing this without a safety plan….
Excellent demonstration, Thank you............
Incredible. One suggestion when dwaling with carbon fiber. I would impregnate the fiber first and layer it before attaching to anything. You sandwich it between mylar sheets or something then you can cut it into the size and shape you need if youre working on smaller items. More importantly, it makes it easier to get all the air out. Just be sure to stick use it before it dries. You can also use this method to make composite patches for holes.
Thanks very much! I didn't know that repair stuff existed. Ingenious!
When is it ok to use epoxy on a crack?
👍👍👍👍👍Thanks for a nice and interesting video
Started the video, realized I didn’t need to watch it but watched the whole thing anyways. 😳
After this process , we make plaster over it and paint it?? Thx
Amazing good job
I bet it is stronger than Flex Steel🤣🛫 now what are you going to do with it? Make engine run up stands and hold downs for Saturn Five Rocket Engines? Pretty tough stuff. Thanks for sharing!
How to fix the cracks at the corner on basement concrete wall? Thanks
What's the name of the product you used?
Did you do something to make sure the epoxy did not fall downwards between the two blocks?
WOW!
What if the crack is under ground and you can't seal the other side?
What’s the name of this product?
I bought this epoxy crack online and it didn't work for me one they should sell a complete kit that you can follow what this guy is saying it doesn't give you enough information and if he is supported by the company that sells this they should give you more information I totally wasted my money
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@@locksleydavis5772 so you bought it and saw the video after and realized you missed a step or 2?
It sure is though
Problems, crack on both sides, crack to unfilled 4 x 4 column void, wet or cold concrete, dissimilar materials will separate or just crack next to repair.
How true is that?
I absolutely do not doubt any of the material used for this repair...but I think there's a bit of an oversight on the cost and the overkill factor. Epoxy is extremely expensive and so is the cloth. This was just a very small sample crack but in reality this could be 30 to 50 feet of crack and that is BIG money.