Ultra Fast Anchoring Epoxy and Adhesive!

In this video I will show you how to use this BAD ASS ultra fast anchoring epoxy / adhesive. You can use this stuff to anchor bolts, threaded rod, eye bolts, rebar, wall ties into concrete and more! You can also repair cracked concrete and glue concrete back together. I hope you enjoy this video and as always you can comment below with any questions you may have.

*******MICHAEL BUILDS MERCH*******

PRODUCTS AND TOOLS I USED:

-Ultra Fast Anchoring Adhesive

-Fast Anchoring Adhesive

-EXTRA Static Mixing Nozzles ("SWIZZLE STICKS!")

-Caulk Gun

FILMING EQUIPMENT I USE:
Canon EOS R Mirrorless Camera
Macro Lense Tamron 70-300mm
Rode mic
Camera iPhone 8
iPhone Lens kit
Editing software: Adobe Premiere Pro CC
Gimbal DJI Mobile 2

Instagram: @michaelbuilds313

Michael Builds
P.O. Box 700391
Plymouth Mi. 48170

[thesouthernsipper]

Best thing ever for mounting data racks to a slab. Makes traditional wedge anchors obsolete.

[charlieharrington]

Ain't no joke Michael! When it says ultra fast you better work ultra fast. Just anchored my mini split unit to its pad! Thanks for the tutorial!

[patty]

The shear attachment of the cinder block impressed me the most since it’s not at all what this is intended for. Looks like tough stuff :)

[bjmgraphics]

It reminds me of the old Crazy Glue commercial with the guy wearing a hard hat and is stuck to a beam above.
Thanks 😊

[tranemyeu]

Dear Michael Builds: You are so awesome, good looking guy, funny, and very knowledge, trying to help many people. Thanks

[scottzettervall]

Michael, I apreciate you making us smile while teaching us something. I always look forward to your videos.

[othernamesweretaken]

This is incredible. Best ad I’ve seen for a product. I’m just amazed.

[nicolaiitchenko]

Good to see.
Every Aussie boy needs a shed...Good to see you hanging around in yours...

[MrsHermitHillKy]

Working in construction.... I might find a few uses for that stuff! Thanks!

[bobbyhaddock]

Michael you are so very right about both those items and the pothole situation in Michigan. You Rule.

[sapelesteve]

Very impressive adhesive Mike! I can see lots of uses for that stuff. Thanks for the video & demonstration! 👍👍👏👏

[MrBdogg]

Can I use this to mount my concrete countertop to metal studs for my outdoor kitchen

[carguy]

I was impressed.

Found this searching for a temporary solution to fastening a handrail for my in-laws in a 50 year old stair that’s crumbling where traditional anchors won’t hold. They’re going to have a new stair set some next year.
Thank you!

Update 10/6/24 - just bought a tube and it seems to have worked great! Only disappointing thing is they went back to the bag design you need to cut meaning resealing it after for future use is not happening…

[rondamon]

This is the kind of product I demonstration..!!!

[onyxplyr]

Wow...now THIS is impressive! I am working on a driveway project right now that this will be PERFECT for!

Michael, long-time subscriber here...I am sooo happy that your channel is growing and thriving as it is!!! I remember your video way back when you took the plunge to come here full time to make content for knuckleheads like me! I hope you get like a bajillion more subscribers! Keep up the AMAZING work, man! All the best!

[howielane]

It's nice to enjoy your work shop, isn't it? Great video. Rapid Set is added to my shopping list,

[PureMagma]

Excellent demonstration. I hope RapidSet knows how much your channel truly benefits them!

Now I'm going to go listen to Wrecking Ball... it's been awhile. 😅 Thanks for the reminder AND especially for the product advancements education!

[billmthacker]

I had to hang a shelf on brick this week. . I did something similar to the brick when putting in the anchors into the brick. I vacuumed the holes with the house vacuum and used computer duster to blow them out. I then put in a shot of construction adhesive before tapping in the anchor and screws..

[firemanj]

Holy shit your still alive! So glad to see you still making videos. Thanks for the info

[Cosmic_Soul]

Great product. At 4:45 PM, the rod is not snug, how do you maintain accurate positioning if needed?