Epoxy Crack Filler and Concrete Crack Repair for Floors
Every crack you skip shows up in the finished floor. Concrete moves, chips, spalls, and pops out, and none of that goes away under a coating. It telegraphs through, or it becomes the weak point where the floor lets go first.
One Stop Epoxy stocks epoxy crack filler, fast cure polyurethane repair, and a thickening agent that turns your own epoxy into a filler paste. Free shipping to the 48 contiguous states, and most orders ship out the same or next business day.
These are professional repair materials, not a tube of caulk from the hardware store. Excellent adhesion, they grind well, and once the material is hard your coating goes right over them.
Match Your Repair to the Right Crack Filler
Every product here can be repaired and coated the same day. Instant PU Repair is simply the fastest of them.
Epoxy Crack Filler for Cracks, Joints, and Spalls
Two epoxy options, and they cover different ground.
Crack and Joint Paste is our own two component industrial grade epoxy in quart kits. It handles cracks, voids, pinholes, and surface defects, and it is the straightforward choice for prep work before an epoxy floor.
It ships white, and that is the useful part. Add solid color pigment or metallic pigment and the repair matches the floor instead of announcing itself. On anything that is not getting a full broadcast, that is the difference between a patch you see and one you do not.
Epoxy Crack Filler is a 100 percent solids gel at a 1 to 1 ratio, and the non sag consistency is the whole point. It works just as well on the floor as it does on a wall. On a slab it fills cracks, spalls, and control joints and stays flush instead of sinking into the subgrade. On vertical work it holds on wall stems, curbs, and pillars where a liquid filler would run straight down. Either way it stays in the v groove where you put it, which means one application instead of three and time to tool it flush before it sets. Zero VOC and almost no odor, so it works in occupied interiors, basements, and garages. Once cured it grinds clean without gumming up your diamonds.
Fast Cure Polyurethane Crack Repair
Instant PU Repair is the fastest product in this collection.
It is an ultra low viscosity aromatic polyurethane at a 1 to 1 ratio. The water like viscosity is the feature: it soaks into the concrete capillaries and fills the crack from the bottom up rather than bridging the top. Ready to grind in 15 to 20 minutes at room temperature, and the cured repair is often stronger than the concrete around it.
It also cures cold. Freezers, cold storage, and winter jobsites where epoxy would sit for hours or days are exactly where this one earns its keep.
For wider cracks or surface leveling, add clean dry silica sand or quartz to build body. That turns it into a slurry that fills deep spalls without sinking. Two cautions: it is moisture sensitive during cure, so the crack has to be dry, and 15 minutes is not much time to think. That is why this one is an Expert product.
Turn Any 100% Solids Epoxy Into a Crack Filler
LABTEC Thickening Agent converts liquid epoxy into a workable paste on demand.
Mix smaller usable portions of Part A and Part B together first, then quickly mix in the thickening agent until you reach the consistency you want. Ketchup for hairline cracks so it still penetrates. Drywall mud for shaping. Peanut butter for deep cracks and joints so it stays put. Stiffer than that for cove base along a wall.
Most installers who switch from Cabosil do not go back. It stirs in without going airborne, it produces a creamy paste instead of clumps, and it grinds flat without gumming your diamonds. Mix it with 150 Fast Cure and you have a repair paste ready to grind in about 90 minutes.
One hard rule: LABTEC is for 100 percent solids epoxy only. Do not use it with polyaspartics, urethanes, or water based epoxies. Polyaspartics release gas during their fast cure, the thickener traps it, and you end up with a rubbery mess that never reaches grinding hardness.
These Are Rigid Repairs, Not Expansion Joint Fillers
Worth saying plainly. Everything in this collection is a rigid repair material. That is what you want for cracks, spalls, pop outs, and static contraction joints, because the repair has to be as hard as the slab and grind flush with it.
A moving expansion joint is a different problem. It needs a flexible filler that can move with the slab, and a rigid epoxy in that joint will crack, and take some concrete with it. We do not stock a flexible joint filler at this time. If the joint moves, this is not the collection for it.
Repair Comes Before Coating, Not After
Repair is prep. It happens after the grind and before the primer, and the order matters because a repair that is not ground flush becomes a high spot you will see through the finished floor forever.
Everything here is compatible with the epoxy, polyaspartic, and urethane systems we sell, so the repair does not become the reason the coating fails. That is the reason for the depth: 18 application specific epoxy formulations (including 6 metallic variants), 7 polyaspartics, and 100+ custom pigments, built to stack. For mix ratios, cure times, and coverage, check the TDS for the product you are using.
Not Sure What Your Slab Needs?
How to Repair Concrete Before Installing Epoxy Flooring walks the full process, including how to tell a static crack from a moving one and when a repair is not enough. If the slab has not been ground yet, start with How to Prepare Concrete for Epoxy Coating.
Frequently Asked Questions About Epoxy Crack Filler
Do I have to fill cracks before epoxy?
Yes, if you want the floor to last. Cracks telegraph through a coating and become the point where it fails first. Filling and grinding flush before you prime is what keeps the finished floor flat and keeps the crack from reappearing.
What is the difference between epoxy crack filler and the fast cure polyurethane?
Speed and viscosity. Epoxy Crack Filler is a non sag gel that stays where you put it on floors or walls. Instant PU Repair is water thin, soaks deep into the crack, and is ready to grind in 15 to 20 minutes. Both can be coated the same day.
Can I color match the repair to my floor?
Yes. Crack and Joint Paste ships white and takes both solid color and metallic pigment, so you can tint the repair to match the floor around it. That matters most on floors that are not getting a full flake broadcast, where the patch would otherwise show.
Can I fill cracks on a wall or a curb?
Yes. Epoxy Crack Filler is a non sag gel built for vertical work as well as floors. Liquid fillers will run.
Can I use these in a freezer or in cold weather?
Instant PU Repair, yes. It is designed to cure in low temperatures where epoxy would take hours or days. The epoxy products need normal temperatures.
Can I fill an expansion joint with these?
No. These are rigid materials for cracks and static contraction joints. A moving expansion joint needs a flexible filler, and a rigid epoxy will crack there and pull concrete with it.
Can I use LABTEC with polyaspartic?
No. LABTEC is for 100 percent solids epoxy only. Polyaspartics release gas during their fast cure, the thickener traps it, and the material turns rubbery and never reaches grinding hardness.
How do I make the paste the right thickness?
Mix smaller usable portions of Part A and Part B together first, then quickly mix in the thickening agent. Ketchup for hairline cracks so the material still penetrates. Drywall mud for shaping. Peanut butter for deep cracks and joints so it stays put. Stiffer than that for cove base. Typically 1 to 2 quarts of LABTEC per gallon of mixed epoxy gets you to a workable patch.
Can I grind the repair flush?
Yes, all of it. Once cured, every product here grinds or sands flat without gumming up diamonds, which is what lets you create a seamless transition.
Do I need to prime the crack first?
No. All of these bond directly to clean, dry, mechanically prepared concrete without a separate primer.
Do you ship crack and joint fillers?
Yes. Free shipping to the 48 contiguous states, and most orders ship out the same or next business day.