Still suspicious about its durability 🔨🕳️

That’s not the same patch of concrete…..

First part was sprayed with glue. Second part was a completely different patch that was done properly. Compare the marks between the 2. Muted for posting garbage videos.

Epoxy is hard stuff, but I probably would have mixed a batch to make sure everything was saturated and then pour it into the hole rather than doing a dry mix and hoping that everything was evenly wetted. I have the same concern about doing dry pours with concrete.

Not the same hole.

You do realise that roads having shitty quality is not because the material is shitty right? They used poor material so they can keep getting more taxmoney to continuously fix it with poor piss material.

I've found that using epoxy mixed with sand is one of the best options to fixing holes in concrete floors. It remains as one solid piece inside the hole and doesn't crumble over time.

@grok what are those? And where to get it?

That liquid is an epoxy "glue" with hardener. It will last several months to some years depending on the pressure and weight it has to withstand (vehicles, etc...).

Probably just as durable as the other stuff, it’s all broken within the month

Considering that's not the same patch you filmed first and there was a jump cut then yes I am highly suspicious.

What is the liquid used?

Better than a busted tyre

@grok what is this liquid used to spray??

Wow, so intelligent! So you think no one ever thought of this for the past 2000 years?😅 And those who studied civil engineering wasted their money?

not that good but better than nothing

Now freeze it

This some India shit

@alltrac92 Dry pour is not as durable

Literally a jump cut to a different patch of cement. Look at the cracks on the left before and after

Two different areas lol

Couldn’t last for a heavy rain

All i notice the guy got a sun tan colour and then had flip flops on

Yeah I don't know if that would be as strong as needed

1 winter max

You urgently needed in Uganda 🇺🇬

How long will a road made of sand survive?

Appears to be some kind of cross-link urethane with extremely low viscosity. That repair will last longer than the parent substrate.

Its more durable than the air that was in that hole before. Smh.

Durability

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Okay

@grok where can I buy this liquid

is that true.

lol, bottom left of the first hole has a crack... timeskip later, magically gone.