How Do You Repair A Crack In Cement?
Cement is a porous material that absorbs water. Over time, cracks may form in the cement due to water penetrating the surface, then freezing and thawing. These cracks may be small hairline cracks or larger, deeper cracks. Whether the crack is on a sidewalk, driveway or cement patio, you can fix cracked cement without hiring a professional. Not only will this improve the overall appearance of the cement surface and protect it from further damage, you will save money by doing this project yourself. Buy a tube of pre-mixed concrete filler. This comes in a tube that looks similar to what caulk is sold in. Remove any dirt and debris from the crack by flushing it with water. Use a stiff broom or scrub brush to clean the crack. Cut the tip off of the tube of concrete crack filler. Place the tube into a caulk gun for easy application. Pull the trigger on the caulk gun to release the filler from the tube, or just squeeze the tube with your hand. Fill the crack with the concrete filler until it
