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DAP Brand Liquid Cement Floor Crack Filler Tutorial Demonstration [DAP Liquid Cement Crack Filler]

Buy me a coffee? https://www.buymeacoffee.com/diytechn... Buy me a coffee? https://www.buymeacoffee.com/diytechn... DAP Brand Liquid Cement Floor Crack Filler Tutorial Demonstration [DAP Liquid Cement Crack Filler] Video Transcripts are as follows: "I got this crack in the garage floor i'm trying to seal up you can see how deep it is how wide it is it's pretty good so i'm going to go ahead and squirt it out with the uh blow it out with the compressed air nozzle here's the product i'm gonna use so they say to put this in warm water before you use it so i'm gonna go put it in some warm water to make it flow a little bit better because it's a little chilly yeah after the 10 minutes you can tell so now you can really shake it up before you're so thick you couldn't even shake it up so now we'll go ahead and pop this off then we'll cut the top here to open it up there we go now let's give it a shot of me all right here we go you want to grab my putty knife and kind of push press it in there before i get too far i'll cap this too oh yeah that's gonna work nice now go ahead and finish this out i'm going to take some some rags and kind of clean up the edges a little bit so it doesn't look so bad okay this stuff's starting to kind of harden and i plan on doing probably another layer especially on that big crevasse so you can see i haven't done that there yet because i don't want to get too far ahead of myself i've gone all the way up here but what i want to do what i've been doing so you know it just fills in the crack and you don't have any any outlying liquid cement you know i'm just taking it and going like that just that way it cleans up the edges yeah this stuff will still stay in the crack especially on the smaller the smaller stuff see it's sealing up real good and you can see the difference so this is just you know if you don't care how it looks if you're going to paint it whatever you don't need to do this step you can just put it on there i'm just going to kind of do that with the whole thing and then this part is kind of harder because it's so wide so i'm just going to kind of go like that it's almost uh it's a lot like caulk so i don't like how the edges are i've brought them way out so i'm just kind of cleaning them up probably got a little too far ahead of myself because it's starting to dry but it's all right okay for this one i came all the way up here up there and i stopped about there and then i took this crack filled it in wiped it away just like you would caulk fill it in wipe away the excess so i took it all the way up there i had to fill in some of those holes too one thing i don't like i mean it really accentuates the crack however i do like that it's filled up and so and this part too i'm gonna do another coat because this was really deep and then as you can see there's lots of kind of some excess on the sides but it's gonna need another coat so i'll wait till this dries and then put another coat on it and then take care of these little cracks here but this is nice i i like this better still than uh than having it cracked dust and dirt gets in there and uh you know this will keep it sealed up too so there we go all right thank you for watching. " Forgetting standard house maintenance items can be costly. Avoid this by using my homeowner's and renter's quick reference: https://www.diy-technician.com/produc...