Ratings & Reviews for DRYLOK Fast Plug Fast Setting 10 Pound(s) Stucco Mortar Concrete Patch

Didnt use yet.

Bought to have on hand. Used drylok before and it worked well.

Great Product

I used this to seal cracks and foundation problems in my basement. Stopped the water from coming in. You have to work fast as it dries quickly.

Great product

Works as described

Not for money

It drys toooooo fast even if you add more water

Drylok can be used as a cement or waterproofing

Drylok is an easy to use cement that has good results.

Decent quality hydraulic cement

I have used this stuff for several issues, and it works well. Follow the instructions and you can't go wrong. It handles small water leaks, cracks in cellar walls, and sets quickly. Do your prep work first. Most people have failures and blame the product, when proper surface prep would have allowed them to be successful. Buy with confidence.

Stops leaks fast!

Our house is over 70 years old and the basement started to leak through some of the mortar joints. With the help of my grinder and a diamond bit I cut out the leaking part used The DryLok and I no longer have any leaks!! :)

It works great but you have work quickly

Work ok but you better work fast because it sets up really quick. Maybe too fast. Makes it hard to work with.

Good Plugger.

This stuff really works, used before Drylok water proofer, water was coming through basement from all the rain, water was running through wall like a fawcett. Plugged hole with fast plug, stopped leak, will let dry, then apply water proofer. Becareful use gloves follow directions. I was wearing for arm length rubber gloves, didn't realize some had went inside glove till I felt burning on my arm. Got burn reaction, washed thoroughly and rinsed, applied first aid cream. Recommend.

Perfect for cracks in basement

Used it in our old old basement with cracked cement. It works, although I had to mess with the formula alittle to get it how I wanted.

As advertised

Used as directed. Worked as advertised. No failures yet.

Flooding in my basement

From all the rain I've had water coming in from between a wall and floor. I estimate from emptying my wet vac that the flow was 8 gal per hour. I had to stay up all night to vacuum and prevent a total flood on my family room. To fix, I opened the crack up with a masonry drill and put wet vac nozzle at end of crack to remove active water flow. I then mixed Drylok into a semi-firm consistency and wedged it into and along the crack. Getting the drylok to be the right consistency was key. I wore lat...