00924 Fast Plug, 10-Pound, Gray

I used Drylok Fast Plug to repair the steps on the side of my house, and it worked extremely well. The product set fast, bonded tight, and the repairs were solid enough to pass inspection, which saved me from having to replace the entire set of steps. It’s been about 5-6 months now, and everything is still holding up great. Definitely worth it if you need a reliable, quick concrete fix.

I’ve fixed a lot of irritating things with this stuff...leaky basement, broken sidewalk paver, cement skirting on doorframe...Weather can be hard on ur house. The thing about it stopping running water though is not true. It firms up and dries quickly, yes, but when water is being pushed through a crack, like in a basement, it washes away before it can dry. I def rec using a wooden frame around the crack/hole so it will hold the cement in place while it cures and can set before the water pressure washes it away. Whatever the psi rating is it’s a lie...any running water will wash it away no matter how gently it’s flowing—so always build ur wooden corral around the work spot(ty Google and YT for the learning). It dries looking like any cement, and although it’s not listed for it, it works great on outdoor cement probs. I’ve had pros use whatever grade of cement to patch stuff, it fails a year later, and I plop this on and voila problem solved. I like that it’s not as hard to work with as regular cement too. It’s more like making cake batter than cement—which comes in hugely heavy bags, u need a thing to stir it all in, ugh such work...this stuff u can use just scoop fulls and put into like Tupperware containers and when ur done just throw it away...so much easier and manageable. Great product and def rec over pretty much any other cement.

We had some deep cracks in the wall of our pool. We did a two step repair. First used this and then put a top layer of a pool patch. It worked great. There was a spot which I tried to repair couple of years ago with just pool patch and I got rust from the rebar bleed through it. This time I used Drylok first and then the pool patch over it. Nothing bled through. I am very happy.

This stuff is great! It is so easy to mix and use. Dries very quickly. I used it in my basement on concrete blocks and it stopped the leaks! So happy with the results!

I bought this product for an application where I wanted to fill a crack in a cement basement wall that sometimes had small amounts of rain water coming through it. I read it would stop an active leak, so bought it. Per pound it costs more than other brands of patching cement i have bought, but it is easier to handle with gloved hands, it packs in place well, is easily spreadable and dries solid and hard fast. It is better than other patching products i have tried. It filled well the crack described. It also sculpts well. That is, i have created a 6inch tall berm in the base of a window well that sometimes has water flow into it. That berm keeps water confined to something like a swimming pool, away from the basement window itself. I have included a picture of the window well with the berm built from this product. The point is, you can build up 3d structures with this, one gloved handfull at a time. It sticks well to itself, whether you are applying to it old and dry, or to it wet. I strongly recommend this product.

Purchased to repair leaks found in cinder block wall of storm shelter. Easy to use, apply and high quality!

Don't use it yet

I bought this product to fill in the crack along the outside wall of my house. It was IMPOSSIBLE to mix well. It states use 3 parts solution and 1 part water. With this combination, it was thick and hard before I got done mixing. I tried adding more water which made it better but it would get hard on the trowel and would not spread into the crack. I finally ended up using an equal part of water and then used my hands to spread it into the crack. This worked but it was a messy job and I used a lot more than I should have. This 10 pound contained did not even cover one side of the house.