60′ Contractor Polyurethane Foundation Crack Repair Kit-Repair Leaking Concrete Foundation and Basement Wall Cracks- Works on Inside Corner Cracks-Hydra Stop 300 Polyurethane Foam Seals The Cracks

Product works great! A little messy, but it definitely works. When applying the epoxy, follow the directions and only mix a little at a time because the stuff starts to set up in under 10 minutes. As far as mixing goes, I found it was easier to mix the epoxy on a small piece of scrap plywood than the plastic containers that come with the kit. And it's easier to mix and apply it (the epoxy) with something a little heavier than the popsicle sticks that come in the kit. I found a wood shim works great. And it's amazing how this stuff will find and fill the tiniest cracks!! I had a couple of hairline cracks that I didn't see coming off of larger cracks, but when I injected the expanding foam, all of a sudden there's foam coming out of these tiny cracks that were barely visible! I purchased the contractors kit so it was a little expensive, but it's proved to be money well spent. Basement has been dry now for 2 1/2 months. I don't know where all the water is going now, but it's not flooding my basement so I don't care!! Bottom line; This stuff works!! And I would definitely recommend it to anyone with a leaky basement. Oh yeah..... One last thing; Wear the gloves that are provide in the kit. The two-part epoxy is a bear to get off your hands.

After some research, I decided to buy this kit and do it my self after getting a bid from my contractor. The bid was a little under 4,000, I have a lot of cracks ! I bought 2 of these kits, and they come with everything you need. Saving 2600 bucks was nice. Take your time, it does require patience, and having a second person to help you is almost a must, makes it much easier. My son and I did 78 ft of cracks on one wall. I have another wall that needs about 40 to 50 ft done. Will tackle that one later. I had 26,000 dollars of work done to the basement, complete excavation to the footing, walls straightened, tarred, drain tile, outside sump. I wanted to do the crack injection to make sure the finished side will stay dry when I spend the money to refinish the walls I had to take down for the tie backs to be installed.The popsicle sticks they supply work ok, but I would suggest going to Wal-Mart and buying a bunch of plastic putty knives, they are cheap. Release pressure on the gun between ports too, less messy. If it gets on the floor, you can scrape it off after it dries.