How to Fix Large Cracks in Stone, Wood, Plastic, Drywall, etc.

Leah demonstrates how repair a large opening in an expansion joint in concrete steps, between the steps and the landing, using Big Stretch caulking.

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[mikeo]

As always Lea is amazing in her knowledge but more importantly, her ability to make it almost fun to listen to her and learn step by step.

[alfazedz]

They changed it to 'Mor-Flexx". It has a sandy texture. It works fantastically. It is easy to apply -- instead of me fighting it, it seemed to read my mind where I wanted it to go. Really, it is that good. It has been in place on my front porch stairs for about five weeks now. It is holding up well for this short period. I will report back after about a year. One thing -- use a moistened foam paint brush to manipulate it, not a finger. I highly recommend getting such a brush when buying the Mor-Flexx. They are cheap and are like magic when working with this stuff. After winter, if it has held up on my porch steps -- which I think it will -- I'm going to use it to seal up voids in our stone foundation. Thanks, Lea.

[hipairbrush]

Something I love about your videos is that you make something daunting, become very simple. Thank you for what you do.

[InfoTYML]

Thank you so much for this and all of your other tutorials. Your joyful step-by-step instructions make the task stress less.

[alanross]

Hey Leah, Great video as always. I'm a retired Painting Contractor (39 years ) Big stretch is the only caulk I have found to work it really does stretch, great product well worth the couple dollars extra!!!

[dabigdikdangler]

How did you know I had a crack in the brick steps of my front porch? You're amazing, thank you!

[MeesterSteefy]

Been searching for this very thing for years now. Never came across this video. Randomly watching another one of your videos, and this is what's suggested next. Awesome!

[gl]

Thanks for this great video about "Big Stretch." Your videos are always so clear and to the point.

[lmiller]

That is absolutely terrific information. I am already beginning to mentally plan a long list of projects to start when I get a supply. Thank you, Leah.

[ivannieto]

I just love ! LOVE!!! Your videos. I’m a groundskeeper at a hospital and anytime I need to do something I come to your videos. You’re awesome!!

[sarah]

I will have to give this product a go. I have a few big gaps in my stairs to my front door. As always love your videos and thank you for sharing this!

[carolyng]

ALRIGHT LEAH LOVE THE SHOW. SO GLAD I CAME ACROSS IT. THANK YOU!

[snookiefarris]

Leah GOT SPONSORS! WHOOPIE! I am so pumped about your sponsor, You deserve it.The painters tape is an awesome idea!

[paulappleton]

Thank you Leah. Never heard of this product or filler rope. I use a lot of caulking, primarily for windows.

[joshferguson]

I just used Big Stretch last week for a gap between our existing tub and new flooring that we wanted to seal. It did a really good job!

[tonymoysi]

Always love watching your videos lea, this one came in really handy in resolving a similar problem to the one you highlighted, don't think we would have resolved the problem so quickly if we hadn't seen your video...thanks again lea!

[shawnmoore]

Love the black snake. Backer rod is important for this job. Thanks for the demo.

[CrankyPantss]

That stuff looks like the perfect solution. Thanks for introducing us to another very helpful product.

[carlosrojas]

This is exactly what I need, thank you so much for the easy demonstration!

[magicrobharv]

Wow, I'll have to buy some of that. I've used the regular crack filler and when it shifts with the weather, you still have a crack. Leah, you have some great product recommendations! Great video.