Concrete Repair You Can Do Yourself! Using Professional Grade Resurface Kits

In this video we show you how we used our crack repair to fix cracks on concrete. We show you how it is used and what it can do. When you purchase this item you will receive a tutorial in more depth showing you exactly how to use this.

Leggari Crack Repair is an extremely durable two-part Polyurethane crack repair product designed to fill cracks in your concrete substrate. Use our Crack Repair before applying our Metallic Epoxy Floor System for a truly seamless floor. It’s also a go-to product for repairing cracks on concrete to prevent further water damage, whether that be a patio, pool deck, or driveway. Our Crack Repair has superior bonding characteristics while maintaining flexibility for freeze/thaw cycles. It’s a fast and easy application compared to other methods in the industry. It can be ground down flush within a couple of hours for coating applications; and can be installed in extreme temperatures (hot or cold).

About Us:
Leggari is a coating based channel (metallic epoxy & concrete overlay) that will show you how you can use our products as amazing DIY projects to transform your existing surfaces! You can renovate things like kitchens, bathrooms, basements, patios & more! With Leggari you can renovate in no time, imitating real stone or creating a designer concrete look!
You can watch hundreds of videos that show you the step by step process of resurfacing your existing surfaces!

– Tim Krumland and Tylor Svangren, Leggari Founders
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[mistermister]

This repair is Heaven for someone like me because it means you get to try new tools and new products. Never used that first grinding wheel.

[johnsenior]

Is there any way to see a follow up video 2 years later? To see how it’s still holding up? I a looking to order the 12 pack for a commercial sized storage unit to do a few hundred feet of a repair. Would love to use your guys product. Just want to see what the crack looks like today after the repair made.

[PaganWizard]

After grinding out the crack in the concrete, can backer rod be used with, or in place of the silica sand, to fill in large gaps?? Also, do you have another product for larger cracks where small chunks of concrete are missing, or would mortar or hydraulic cement work best for those areas??

[a-b]

I loved watching you fill in those deep cracks.

[inspiringbuilds]

Awesome product, looks amazing using this when you epoxy your floors! Pretty affordable too at $43 per 600ml cartridge. Keep up the great work so we can inspire others to DIY together. 👍🏼

[robertgonzalez]

What do you recommend to fill concrete joints on a already polished concrete floor trying to keep the concrete polish look any feedback appreciate

[cherjohn]

Oh wow this is a better process than the usual way of repairing concrete cracks 💯

[danielc]

I am interested in using this product.

How many years would last in a Chicago winter driveway?

Does it decay with UV?

[AliAhmad-grhk]

How does this hold In cold Michigan weather

[sentraselify]

How high or full do you want the silica sand to fill

[lonniewhite]

Where did you get your ergonomic seat seat or knee roller from

[MurdrCat]

your guys videos are always super helpful.

[KishaAPaul-mwum]

Don't know if you remember me but good to see you. Im always looking for more diy tips. Hope to see more new stuff on your channel.

[JoseLopez-wxxi]

Would you recommend epoxy over a product like cement all for extrerior crack repair? If so why?

[Queenkikie]

Do you have to grind afterwards if you know your putting carpet back down?

[clarencemiller]

I added this comment on the Vimeo post of this video, but figured I'd post it here too.

So, what's the benefit of this versus the patcher paste? And which would you recommend more? I have a 2-car garage that I'm going to be doing epoxy on and there are typical cracks in the surface, along with it having a small expansion slot across the middle(and top to bottom). I've watched videos on both the patcher paste and this method now, both appear perfectly viable. Just curious if there's distinct reasoning between the two, or if it's a matter of personal preference for ease of application (this one looks pretty simple, while the patcher paste definitely takes a bit more work overall). Thoughts? Thanks for the time/input!

[ml.]

Keep the angle grinder guard on when you can.

[alexeir]

Can someone from Leggari start answering customers questions here?

[juanjosemurillocedeno]

Cuánto tiempo dura en secar el producto para poder usar el grainder ?

[MrCustomConcrete]

What is the product made up of, and where did you get tge blue grinder shroud?