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Questions and Answers for Quikrete 8.6 oz. High Strength Anchoring Epoxy

Internet #203604182

Model #862031

Store SKU #933893

8.6 oz. High Strength Anchoring Epoxy
(211)Questions & Answers (127)
  • Suitable for anchoring railings, bolts, rebar, and threaded rods
  • Supports vertical and horizontal application
  • A gray, solvent-free, high strength, non-sag formula
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Q:Is this product good to fasten laminate trim on concrete flooring
by|Sep 3, 2024
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A:  High Strength Anchoring Epoxy is not intended for laminate flooring or trim. For further assistance please call technical services at 1-800-282-5828

by|Sep 3, 2024
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    Q:Can I use this to glue a hook on dry wall surface to hang a picture frame weighing 30 pounds
    by|Aug 10, 2024
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    A:  High Strength Anchoring Epoxy is not recommended for your application and will not adhere well to drywall surfaces. For further assistance please call technical services at 1-800-282-5828

    by|Aug 12, 2024
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      Q:is there sand or an abrasive mixed in with this epoxy? we are looking for an epoxy WITHOUT any sand mixed in with it.
      by|Aug 4, 2024
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      A:  Yes, this epoxy does contain silica sand. For further assistance please call technical services at 1-800-282-5828

      by|Aug 5, 2024
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        Q:I have a crack in a poured basement wall that is about 1/2" wide for about 2 feet from the top. It then tapers to about an 1/8" for 6 feet to the floor. Is this a good product for fixing or would you suggest a different product?
        by|Aug 4, 2024
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        A:  Anchoring Epoxy is to anchor railings, bolts, etc...into concrete and is not to fix cracks. Please use Quikrete Polymer Modified Structural Repair Mortar for your application. For further assistance please call technical services at 1-800-282-5828

        by|Aug 5, 2024
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          Q:Will this product fill a large deep crack in concrete and strongly bond the two sides?
          by|Jul 14, 2024
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          A:  No, that is not the intended use of Anchoring Epoxy. It is meant for anchoring bolts, threaded rods and rebar dowels, pins and railings, into concrete and masonry substrates. Suitable for fastening in grout filled block and unreinforced masonry, and seismic anchoring and bracing. Please call 1-800-282-5828 with further questions regarding your project and we can help you select the correct product.

          by|Aug 9, 2024
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            Q:Can you use this on wood to mount eagle to top of wood post
            by|Jun 27, 2024
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            A:  High Strength Anchoring Epoxy is suitable for vertical or horizontal applications, including anchoring bolts, threaded rods and rebar dowels, pins and railings, into concrete and masonry substrates. I would not use this on a wood post and am not sure what the eagle is made out of. For further assistance with your specific project please call tech services at 1-800-282-5828

            by|Jun 27, 2024
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              Q:When doweling CMU into concrete, what is the recommended hole clearance be? I.e. 1/2" rebar with a 5/8" hole?
              by|Jun 18, 2024
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              A:  The hole diameter is recommended to be 3 times the size of the rebar. 1/2" rebar would need a 1.5" diameter hole. For further assistance please call technical services at 1-800-282-5828

              by|Jun 19, 2024

                A:  The installation instructions say 1/8" clearance is fine in your application. Not sure what the Quikcrete rep was reading, but 3x diameter isn't normal.

                by|Sep 10, 2024
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                  Q:I'm filling 20 holes that are 5 inches deep that are 3/4 inch round. How many tubes will I need ?
                  by|Jun 3, 2024
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                  A:  To fill 20 holes that are 5" deep and 3/4" around you would need 3 tubes. For further assistance please call technical services at 1-800-282-5828

                  by|Jun 22, 2024
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