ElastiPoxy is a unique, state-of-the-art joint sealant and crack filler for concrete and masonry repairs. Unique features:
ElastiPoxy is a two-component flexible epoxy. No polymer additives, 100% solids, zero VOCs. Low viscosity, self-leveling epoxy for filling joints, cracks, and spalls in slabs. Impact-resistant. Virtually indestructible under high water pressure or heavy traffic. Good chemical and water resistance. When mixed with sand, provides a strong, rigid filler for filling cracks or defects in masonry walls.
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Use pure, self-leveling ElastiPoxy for repairs of concrete slabs as:
Mix ElastiPoxy with sand for a strong but rigid repair of:
Leaking form ties in poured concrete walls. How to repair gouges, spalls, chipped edges, control joints, and cracks in a pool deck while matching the surface color and texture (feedback from a homeowner in PDF).
These common methods provide only a superficial and temporary fix.
Hydraulic cement is waterproof but does not bond well to concrete. That’s why it needs an inverted V-groove. It is also very rigid – more than concrete – and does not move with the concrete. Not suitable for moving joints. After a couple years, this rigid rod gets loose and efflorescence (white powder) starts appearing around its edges, soon followed by drops of water.
Polyurethane caulk is both waterproof and flexible. It bonds well to the surface of dry concrete but wicking water and efflorescence gradually weaken the bond. It has no strength and easily separates due to water pressure, efflorescence, or traffic.
The ElastiPoxy joint and crack repair kit is suitable for both contractors and homeowners.
You will need a plastic container (a small pail) for mixing the two compounds and a low-speed electric drill for the mixers. If needed, get some DRY construction or play sand (no fines!). A small plastic watering can or cup with a spout for pouring pure epoxy into joints and cracks in floors or a small trowel for applying the epoxy-sand mix.
Appearance: Gray color. Adding sand or sprinkling on sand before it cures makes the surface color and texture look more like concrete.
The filler is partially paintable. When using pure epoxy, it is best to roughen up the surface first with a grinder.
Not sold in stores but delivered directly from the factory to your door. Orders received by 1 PM ET are normally shipped the same day and delivered by courier (UPS) within 2 to 5 workdays.
Based on shipping by courier (UPS) to the lower 48 states. For shipping express or to other states and Canada, please contact us for shipping rates.
Winter shipping delays: Freezing temperatures can damage this product. We may delay shipments in order to reduce chances of the product
freezing during transportation and storage by courier.
Based on a routed out crack 1/4" wide by 1/2" deep and using pure epoxy (without added sand), the smaller kit (2 quarts of epoxy) will fill approximately 75 linear feet. The larger kit (2 gallons of epoxy) provides four times more volume – 300 linear ft.
Using the smaller 2-quarts kit and 4:1 sand to epoxy ratio, you will need approximately 20 lbs. of dry sand and the mixture will fill about 375 ft. of cracks ¼” wide and ½” deep.
| Compressive Strength, min. | ASTM D 695 | 8,000 p.s.i. | Indentation Resistance | Mil-D-3134-E | no indent 0-2000 p.s.i. |
| Tensile Strength, min. | ASTM D 638 | 1,500 p.s.i. | Abrasion Resistance | ASTM D 1044 | < 45 mg loss |
| Tensile Elongation | ASTM D 638 | 25% | Bond Strength to Concrete | ACI 403 | > 350 p.s.i. |
| Flexural Modulus | ASTM D 790 | 95,000 p.s.i. | Bond Strength to Steel | ASTM D 570 | 1,950 p.s.i. |
| Hardness (Shore D) | ASTM D 2240 | 60 | Water Absorption | Mil-F-52505 | 10% |
| Impact Resistance | Mil-D-3134-E | passes 16 ft-lb | Fungus and Bacteria Resistance | Mil-F-52505 | no growth |
For information on the appropriate mix and application for your project, visit ElastiPoxy Joint Filler Application
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Products not sold through retail stores. Available exclusively from:
Radon Mitigation & Concrete Waterproofing Co., Novion Inc.,
18 L'Hermitage Drive, Shelton, CT 06484 USA
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