But before we do, let’s discuss the gap you want to fill and why it’s important that you do this job right. In the building world, many of us call that gap an expansion joint. Concrete ...

If you have a particularly wide expansion joint, fill it with something other than ... layer of caulk top out just below the concrete surface. Using a metal scraper can let you avoid scraping ...

"Hairline cracks, structural cracks, and expansion joints each require different products," he said. While simple hairline cracks can be handled using a simple concrete crack filler, more ...

Many contractors, over time, would replace these strips with plastic expansion joints, setting them in new concrete to fill the gap and then cosmetically blending the two different surfaces.

Through the Joint Fill & Spall Repair Academy, concrete professionals will learn how to use the full line of Metzger/McGuire products to perform successful joint fill, spall repair, and surface ...

PPG will be showcasing a significant expansion of its ... line of PPG Self-leveling Joint Fillers and Sealants: For interior and exterior applications World of Concrete is the largest annual ...