EASIEST Sidewalk and Driveway Crack Filler to use// dries INSTANTLY

Leah of See Jane Drill demonstrates how to repair deep, wide cracks in concrete and asphalt using a Pli-Stix. It a quick, effective solution to fixing driveway and sidewalk cracks.

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[grizmt]

I am 70 years old and have done many DYI jobs all my life, but I can always learn from the pros like you. That crack sealer looks great. Love your attitude and smile.

[mydoglayla]

Love this product. Tip: warm the ply stick in the sun for a few minutes makes it easier to stretch.

[SimpleTruth]

Watch Leah for 2 minutes and you’ll just know she’s the kind of person who is 100% honest to her word. Hit 👍 if you agree.

[gh-bn]

What a cool product. No fuss, no mess.

[bigendianian]

Note that "MAPP" gas used to be a product that burned significantly hotter than propane, but the company that produced it stopped well over a decade ago. "MAP" gas available on the market today is basically just propane. The MAP you can buy burns only *slightly* hotter than propane and probably isn't worth the disproportionately higher cost.

[mikeSGman]

I love this woman, she is simply awesome. Something so contagious about her personality: her skill coupled with her humility is a perfect (winning) combo.

[lisaferrara]

I had used Sika self-leveling caulk once and it started to rain. This product is great!! Thank you for sharing this tip!

[HH-gfdj]

I stumbled onto her...I'm teaching myself.
I LOVE HER VOICE SHE SO SMART AND BREAKS IT DOWN SIMPLE TO UNDERSTAND.

[nefariousyawn]

Well hey that was brilliant. I never heard of that product before, thanks!

[corvideclectica]

once again Leah puts out a video the week before I'm about to work on a project, making my search and work so much easier. Thank you.

[tanyan]

My favorite Master, you taught me how to install a toilet, now i am learning about the driveway, thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you

[theresa]

You are amazing! Thank you for teaching us this method! Take care, stay safe!👍🙏🏅

[fatlacesthedon]

Liking the new intro, similar format new look/delivery same great tips. Just poured a concrete slab with my pops for my ma's "she shed" this may come in handy for pitted areas I don't wanna quickcrete.

[theotherwhitney]

awesome!!! Leah, this is the video I've been looking for and couldn't find. of COURSE you would post it!!! 💗💗💗

[thinkright]

Hey thanks a lot for sharing this. Very cool to see new ways of fixing things important as sidewalks!

[donaldduck]

You have such an awesome attitude. You give your followers great confidence! Thanks for the videos. 😎

[scottkaiser]

Thanks Leah. Never knew these were out there

[joshieb]

I'm a female and I've been a DIYer my whole life. I'm so glad you're showing other women they can do things themselves!!

[rhansen]

Ohhhh, this is great news and an awesome video! I have cracked concrete. Thank you!

[jcrefasi]

I Leah, How can I fill the rest of the crack to make it level with surrounding surfaces? Would I need to do another application of this same product if the crack is deeper than the coil diameter?