Gallon Weld Crete Concrete Bonding Agent

I'm not a professional stucco guy, but I am handy with my hands. So based on experience, I can pass on the recommended use of this bonding agent for insuring new plaster adheres to existing stucco walls as recommended by plaster professional Kirk Giordano. He has a bunch of YouTube videos on addressing cracks in stucco walls, and other issues like I had with peeling Texcote coatings. Watching Kirk's videos, I now take care of my own walls and once repaired, I haven't had to touch those walls going on 5 years now.Kirk often recommends Weld Crete, but in diluted form, so if you plan to use it for the type of application I used it for, be sure to watch as many of his videos as possible. He's a great teacher and professional!

Product gallon can had a dent in the top but was still usable. Weld-crete applied as advertised and so far working great.

So far so good. Had to use it over a linoleum floor so self leveling cement would adhere Time will tell! A little pricey

this is essential when doing stucco. it bonds to the existing wall perfectly. add a little bonding adhesion into the trow and you will love the results.

Excellent product been using for over 30 years

This is the best bonding agent out there that I’ve used

easy to apply. worked to bond a thin 2” layer of concrete to the main concrete pad. we used 3/8” gravel for uniform finish. kept concrete wet twice a day for first week and bond is fabulous. would use product again.

Product was easy to apply. To prep for the rolling on of this product I sanded the concrete wall as it was previously painted. Then I applied the product and did the stuccoing about a week later. I was very impressed by how thin the coat was that I was able to apply. The stucco base directions indicated up to 3/8 of an inch and I was able to apply a very fine finish coat using only about a half or a third of that thickness saving on lots of stucco base and the time to apply it.