PC Products 72561 PC-Concrete Two-Part Epoxy Adhesive Paste for Anchoring and Crack Repair, 8.6 oz Cartridge, Gray

Worked well for it’s purpose.

I am a complete DIYer. I decided to mount my own tv. Using an underpowered "hammer" drill, the top hole for the mount was drilled too wide and came home the next day to the wall plug falling out from the weight of the tv (set cushions under it of course). Removed everything, bought a caulk gun, followed the instructions to a T (also watched several youtube videos), used only the bolt from a sleeve anchor as the hardware twisting as I went in. It was rock hard in short order and the TV mount has not moved since for at least 6 months. It's a winner.

Used for cracks in foundation that were leaking. Worked great

Bought this to repairs some cracks in foundation. Works good, adhesive is good and forms a strong protection, and is easy to use. My one complaint is that I bought this and a 3 pack of the tubes. I found all of the tubes to stop at about 2/3 of the way. A lot of money for not filling the tube all of the way.

It was easy to use. I could paint it. So far it is holding its own. Not sure over time but am happy with it now

The 2.8 oz small quantity epoxy requires an expensive $50 applicator tool in order to use the product. This is not mentioned anywhere in the description. The seller also does not accept returns. I contacted Amazon support and a refund was processed due to the lack of full disclosure in the description. This may be a fine product but it is not a good solution for anyone who has a one time fix and only needs a small amount of epoxy as it will cost about $65 by the time you have everything you need to do the job.

I've been using PC Concrete for years. I've never had it fail me for any project. I've used it for anchoring, filling gaps/cracks and various other projects. This stuff sticks well to everything and it gives you plenty of time to work with it before it hardens. I highly recommend it.

The PC products are awesome in general. This PC-Concrete comes in a container that requires a long special nozzle to be screwed on that container, that mixes the epoxy for you while pushing it through a normal caulking gun/dispenser. I used this to fill in some narrow concrete cracks plus to fill in a bigger area of concrete deterioration - maybe 6x8 inches.The results were good, but due to the difficulty and slowness of getting the mixture out of the long nozzle, it took a lot longer than if I could have just mixed it by hand myself. Also there is some wasted product left in the nozzle and my hand was killing me for a week given the amount of pressure I had to apply to get the nozzle to extrude. In the end I took the nozzle off and mixed the epoxy by hand myself which was way more efficient.I would prefer they sell this concrete patch in smaller separate canisters like they sell the other PC epoxy lines.