Don’t Make These Errors! Sealing Small Concrete Cracks Correctly
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A homeowner demonstrates the proper method to seal a crack in a concrete driveway using a diamond saw blade, nylon bristle cup wheel, backer rod, and Tremco's 45 SSL sealant.
From the video
Answers: How do you properly seal a crack in a concrete driveway so it lasts?
- concrete driveway crack repair
- using a diamond saw blade on concrete
- installing backer rod in concrete cracks
- applying Tremco 45 SSL concrete sealant
What it concludes
- Skipping the prep work and applying sealant directly into a crack leads to sealant sinking and failing within the first year.
- Using a backer rod that is slightly larger than the crack width ensures it holds tight and prevents sealant from floating to the top.
- Tremco 45 SSL is a flexible sealant that works well on horizontal surfaces and slight slopes and bonds securely to concrete over time.
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