Hartline Prod. 3703-6076 15m Anchor Cement, 10 lb (Fоur Расk)

This is my go-to for any type of small cement patching or anchoring I have to do around the house. I always keep some handy. It is easy and fast to mix. (For very small repairs, I just mix up a little with water in an old plastic bowl with a putty knife.)I don't know what they put in this stuff, but it sets up fast, is incredibly hard and dense, and adheres and stands up perfectly. I've used it over the years to repair a lot of broken places in steps, walls, and floors, and for anchoring.It is too expensive for large projects—for that you'll need standard portland cement mixtures in bags, but for smaller projects or repairs, I don't think this can be beat.

This is perfect for my weekend project. Made 2 planters for my succulents. Definitely will make again.

I was trying to steady a wobbly handrail on my outside steps without creating a long, expensive endeavor. I was getting discouraged searching the internet on how to fix this as almost everything included either digging up the old cement or cutting the metal railing!I looked into post anchors - the kind that you pour in and they spread, but those are pre-measured for bigger, deeper holes (most of it would be thrown away), and are usually green (which will be an eye sore on cement).Then, thankfully, I found this and it worked beautifully!!! No more wobbly rail, no eye sore, and there is plenty left over for a future use for something else as you don't have to mix everything at once.So glad that I found this product!

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This stuff is the best! And the more you use it the more you realize what you can do with it! Mix thick or thin and it still works perfectly. I used to fix cracks in my driveway, to repair the Austin stone on my house, the guard rail on my porch attaching to the brick and my gate in the cinder block fence to hold the hinge pins in.

Works great, just as advertised. Sets up very quickly, if I'm using this to cast objects I can usually de-mold 30 minutes after pouring. If you want a quicker set time use warm water. Using warm water will necessarily decrease the pot life, so you'll have to mix and pour quickly before it starts losing viscosity.

Directions say in cold temps you can mix indoors and let it sit for 10 min, then go outside and apply the product just before it sets.This product was set almost completely solid in 10 minutes (could make a slight indent with thumb).

Your browser does not support HTML5 video.  Love LOVE this product.Simple to mix, easy to use, what more could you ask for?*Spray-paintable (I recommend using frog tape for nice clean lines)For any / all questions feel free to find me on Instagram!Best, @marysels