Questions and Answers for Quikrete 10 oz. Mortar Repair Sealant

A:  QUIKRETE® Mortar Repair sealant is not suitable for bonding with wood. Filling joints between dissimilar materials is best done with a permanently-flexible material like QUIKRETE® Non-Sag Sealant.

A:  QUIKRETE® Mortar Repair can be used to cosmetically point around capstone.

A:  I would not go through the mortar but through the brick and use a toggle screws or bolt depending on size of tv

A:  QUIKRETE® Mortar Repair sealant should not be used for structural anchoring. Instead, we recommend QUIKRETE® Anchoring Epoxy for this application.

A:  QUIKRETE® Mortar Repair stiffens, but remains slightly pliable. It will not be as rigid as a cement based material.

A:  yes

A:  No, not like concrete, more like grout.

A:  Yes. I did but get area wet first not dripping wet.then fill spot and smooth out let dry

A:  I think you are better off with cement..

A:  QUIKRETE Mortar Repair can be used to cosmetically fill brick holes in vertical surfaces. See package instructions for application guidelines.

A:  QUIKRETE® Mortar Repair sealant should not be used in areas regularly exposed to moisture. We recommend instead QUIKRETE® Advanced Polymer Concrete Crack Sealant, an all-weather high performance sealant.

A:  QUIKRETE® Mortar Repair can be used to cosmetically patch damaged mortar in brick steps.

A:  No, QUIKRETE® Mortar Repair Sealant is only suitable for cosmetically repairing masonry mortar joints. For your application, you will need a structural, load bearing material instead.

A:  QUIKRETE® Mortar Repair Sealant is not suitable for horizontal repairs, or areas prone to exposure to standing water.

A:  QUIKRETE® Mortar Repair can be used, but this is not a cementitious based product – it is not structural, nor is it as durable as standard cementitious masonry mortars. The joint must be sound, clean, dry, and free of any dust, dirt, loose debris, and any other potential bond breakers. When making repairs, getting a good color match can be difficult - we always recommend trialing a small quantity of the repair material in an inconspicuous area, and allowing it to cure for at least 24 hours to determine whether the color and overall appearance are acceptable under both wet and dry conditions before using the material in less discrete areas. For structural mortar repairs, you may consider QUIKRETE® Mortar Mix Type N (No. 1102).