Is it suitable for masonry/ concrete? Thanks.
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I have used it to repair concrete and it works great. I use it primarily to repair the grout lines between the tiles in my swimming pool so I would imagine that it would work with masonry as well. I would be more concerned about the color match though as its color fades over time and if you have textured masonry (like stucco) you can definitely see where it was repaired even if you rough it up to look like stucco and paint it.
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Hi Leo,I haven't tried it on concrete, only on bricks and it did great job. If I have to guess - I would say "yes" but first try it on a small patch away from the main focal point. Good luck.
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A masonry bit is essential to drill concrete but since it's usually a long, drawn out process, I would only consider a corded drill.
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It is a good drill,but I do not recommend it to drill in concrete. get heaver duty.
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You can but a Hammer drill would be faster. For small diameter holes with a masonry bit it will work if you take your time.
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definitely not. You need a hammer drill and hammer drill drill bits for concrete drilling
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You will need to drill holes in the concrete (masonry bit). Then use concrete screws.
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I've used it only on small blocks but it is VERY robust and I'd be confidant using it on harder large blocks.
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I believe it probably would be ok but my mother uses it inside and on concrete. The brand is good so I would read the details on other models and compare.
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When using the appropriate drill bits,I have found this drill to be good for all materials. Works well with masonry bits,but will never out-perform a hammer drill for this application.
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My husband says with the right bit, it should work fine. He has used it to drill into concrete. Hope this helps.
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I used screws in Sheetrock, so you could easily use a masonry (cement) drill but and pre-drill holes for masonry screws. Or you could get some 3m double sides tape a a local home store and use that (just clean the cinder blocks really well with a clearer so the tape sticks well.
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The particular set of three shown here are good for metal, wood and plastic. You can buy one that is studded with diamond dust that will cut masonry. I have one (more expensive) but haven't used it yet so don't know how long it will last.
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I don't think it will stick to masonry or flat stone very well, unless it's very smooth, but it will withstand the weather.
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Yes, just drill with a masonry bit and use an anchor. You can also consider glue. Also consider alternate places to mount it.
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This cordless drill works fine for drilling wood or metal but for concrete and bricks, a hammer drill and masonry bit would work better.
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I didn't use it on my walks, which are concrete. I used it on asphalt shingles, Masonite and vinyl siding and brick wall with good results. If the walkway is brick then I'd say it should work okay and I'm thinking concrete should be okay too based on how it works on everything else.