3 Set- Henry, W.W. Co. 12064 12064 Gallon Pre-Mixed Floor Patch ARDEX LP 12064 GAL FLR, 1 Gallon, 128 Fl Oz

We went by the sq footage stated, and definitely needed more.Does a good job.Be prepared for it to stick to your tools! Takes patience, but fills in areas nicely. It did take longer to dry than anticipated, around 2-3 days at 68 degrees F.Overall a good product.

I used this product to level out a 3/4" thick plywood kitchen sub-floor that had quite a number of subtle undulations. It was a lot of work but when I was finished the job turned out well. When the Henry pre-mix floor patch dried it was hard as concrete, and it was not so easy to take out imperfections even with carbide sanding tools. Yes, this stuff is rock hard.

Worked perfectly. Super handy. Some amount of shrinkage as it dried. Applied a second coat and all is well.

This stuff was way easier to work with than the one you have to mix yourself. This premixed version of the same brand was so much better. I was able to work it, mess it up, work it, and add to, etc. I was able to close it back up in the container for use later. The powdered that I had to mix of course set much faster and was not very nice to work with. Mixing was a pain in the rear since it began to harden almost immediately. This stuff gives me the time to get it right. After 24 hours it was so hard! I was ready to finish my project. Thanks!

I can't quite figure out what this stuff is. It's like an epoxy sand or something. It's very course. It's also VERY strong and hard.So if you want it to be smooth, leave enough room on your surface to put something over it to smooth it out.I used it for floor patching. But there were other areas of the house I found this handy in. Again it's a little weird, but once you get used to it, it's amazing. Ordering more to patch a strange floor joint on my house.

Looks like it was thrown across the room. Came in a package with a CD, and the CD case was busted, too

I could not find this product at a local store. So I found it on Amazon. I did not want to use mixing type leveler. It can be messy, plus you usually have to rent a high enough HP drill and probably buy a mixing attachment and mix is usually fast drying. That being said this product is good for a small area of wood sub-floor (or other sub-floor which is going to be covered). I used it for a 2'x4'x1/4" dip in my master bedroom that has been there since the house was built. This is not self leveling and will have to be troweled on and check with a level. It is somewhat hard to work with but once you get use to the consistency of the material it is not a problem. Best to start in the middle of your work and feather out to the sides with a trowel. The product dries in 6-8 hours to the hardness off a light concrete. The instructions says 2-3hrs. But because my thickness was over 1/4" it perhaps took longer. The product worked as advertised. I was satisfied.

I bought a house built in the 70’s and the basement tile had to be removed. The floor was anything but level and I was putting down vinyl plank. I’ve used this stuff over plywood under pergo and it worked great and it did just as well on top of the cement and under the vinyl plank.Went on easy, spread easy, dried quick and you can even sand it down a bit.Big bonus is that it’s cheaper than it is at the big box stores!!!