Will the compound leak through to the ground under the now-mud jacked corner of my patio? I want to repair the crack that developed before the struct
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dear john...letter.. ha?ha? sorry i just had to.. the crack-pac. stopped at the dirt for me when i used it. it states on the directions that if there is space behind you can/will loose it. if your mud jack filled the void behind the crack you should be ok. its too expensive to loose and you will pretty much know in the 1st tube. as you pump it in it should fill not fall out. if mud/dirt is not present behind you will have to find access somehow behind the crack. it worked great for me on a wall.. i have not tried floors (yet) good luck!!! "steph." t
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The marks that are left I feel is directly related to your water and what's in it. I only grow on plastic, so I have not seen the impact on concrete. After my grows, there is always stuff left over under. It is usually salts and calcium. It also leaks no soil at all. Its a very tight weave.
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Mine is also starting to leak at a couple of the joints. I am not sure what to do but am considering buying that silicon water proofing spray to see if that helps
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The cable to camera housing seal leaked on mine while scoping a drain. It took 2 weeks to dry out then i taped over the joint and haven't used it under water since.it isn't as rugged as a Bosch or Dewalt - but it is cheap and light weight
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Yes, it should work pretty well. If the crack is visible on the outside of the house you need to seal it as best as you can with a topical of some sort (concrete patch or mortar). This Is to stop all the epoxy from leaking out. If the whole section is 1/4" and five feet long all the way through, you will definitely need more than one tube of the epoxy. I had the same scenario with only during heavy rains and its been bone dry for the past two years.
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Probably not. It is really not at all what it is advertised to be. It may work as a "very" temporary fix for a couple of weeks. It is not good for that kind of a leak.
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The surface should be dry. No rain for that day. I used screw driver to loosen the diet and then blower to clean the crack.
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Drill holes in the roof, fill them with caulking, then run lag bolts with washers through it. It has never leaked once.
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Mine leaked at pool attachment the coupling has two screws holding it together try tightening them it then screw it on. Worked on mine.
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I had no luck with a PVC pipe joint partially due to not being able to work in close quarters with dirt in a hole and getting a fit around the joint. It leaked way bad, but the wrap dried solid! Just not against the PVC pipe.
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That is exactly why I bought it-a limestone basement wall that was seeping. Yes it should if it isn't too extensive. I assume concrete would not be as bad/porous as crumbling limestone. So far I have used two coats but have to do that to see where it is still leaking. It appears to be a really effective product if repair is within reason (not sure mine is) L. Bane, Pittsburgh, PA
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I have the same situation for my swimming pool, i had a small hole made into the concrete, it is very easy to do if you know someone who has a hammer drill or you can rent it (I rented one recently at home depot for $20) For the home swimmer I had the hole drilled 6-7 years ago , it works perfectly and did not give me any kind of trouble ( crack or dirt) the little steak does not rust, I hope this can help.
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Yes you can. See this video from Youtube. This is how I fixed my leak successfully. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IRpkklLqoKI
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Depends on what kind of damage. ....if have a big tear and all you want to do is seal out the dirt and water yes. But if you have structural damage no
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It's definitely worth a shot. As long as the leak isn't too big, it should get the job done. You definitely won't find a cheaper fix.
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I don't think so. Where is the leak and what kind of leak is it? I was not impressed. If the leak is under water, i think under-water epoxy is the best joce. It is used on swimming pools and I used it on a leaking pool light connector. It worked great.
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Unlikely. Because the hose retracts the repair would have to accommodate the shrinkage. Best not to stretch the hose once fully engaged with water. It could spring a leak from where it is attached to the outside sprocket.