A driveway with cracked concrete should be replaced if due to widespread, deep cracks, settlement or sunken concrete. If concrete has cosmetic cracks, frost heaves, scaling or even potholes, it can be successfully repaired with FlexSet or Concrete Welder in cartridges.

When installing a new parking lot, it is often difficult to choose between concrete and asphalt. There are many things to consider.

Concrete cracks are like potato chips—it’s very hard to stop at just one. If you’re lucky enough to catch a crack before it has spread, you can start with Concrete Welder in Cartridges. With its fine-point mixing tip it is easy to repair small cracks. If the concrete cracks are wide, you can put a little sand into the cracks before injecting Concrete Welder. Use a straight edge or ruler to smooth the surface for a flush finish. Concrete Welder comes in a two-chambered unit that can be used with any hand-operated dual cartridge gun.

The best way to deal with potholes is to prevent them from happening in the first place. Here are some important steps to preventing potholes: