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H.B. Fuller

Fast 2K Fence Post Mix and Concrete Alternative and Replacement for Fence Post and Mail Post Installs. 32.8 oz Bag of Expanding Composite Footing Compound

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Arrives Wednesday, Jan 22
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Size: 1 Pack


Style: Fence Post Mix


Features

  • SAVE YOUR BACK: Quick, lightweight patent pending technology replaces 80-100lbs of concrete with a lightweight bag that does not require messy mixing with water that requires cleanup & preparation for filling post holes
  • FAST & SECURE: Ready to build in 15 minutes, and mixes in seconds in place and in the bag. All that you need in a compact and lightweight 32.8 oz bag that mixes into a waterproof protection for your fence posts.
  • PRO TECHNOLOGY: It's the same technology used to set utility poles by the professionals. Now you can quickly and securely set your fence posts and mail posts with a minimum of fuss & mess securely.
  • EXPANDING COMPOSITE TECHNOLOGY: Fast 2K Fence Post Backfill uses an expanding composite technology which is stronger than traditional concrete. Designed to adhere to wood, Vinyl and metal posts.
  • HYDROPHOBIC TO PREVENT ROT: Unlike concrete which absorbs water which can damage metal and wood, the Fast 2K product is waterproof and hydrophobic which prevents water from getting into your posts, reducing rot, rust, deterioration and other water-related damage.

Material: Adhesive, Sealant


Brand: H.B. Fuller


Item dimensions L x W x H: 1.5 x 8.5 x 7.5 inches


Color: No Color


Shape: Rectangular Prism


Item Diameter: ‎3.05 Centimeters


Item Form: ‎Foam


Item Weight: ‎2.2 Pounds


UPC: ‎713976908484 669602000322


Number of Items: ‎1


Global Trade Identification Number: ‎22


Manufacturer: ‎H.B. Fuller


Part Number: ‎254-20-S


Item Weight: ‎2.2 pounds


Item model number: ‎254-20-S


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: ‎No


Size: ‎1 Pack


Style: ‎Fence Post Mix


Finish: ‎Vinyl, Metal


Item Package Quantity: ‎1


Cutting Diameter: ‎3.05 Centimeters


Measurement System: ‎Metric


Included Components: ‎Multitool Accessory


Batteries Included?: ‎No


Batteries Required?: ‎No


Warranty Description: ‎Warranty


Date First Available: June 25, 2014


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Top Amazon Reviews

    • Easy to use for what I did
Size: 1 Pack Style: Fence Post Mix
All i used it for was to put up a 6x6 post to hang bird feeders from. None of the big box stores had quick setting post concrete., I don't know, maybe a shortage. Make sure it forms a good seal around your post to keep water from getting between the foam and post. I don't know how it would do with a heavy load such as a large fence but it is working fine with bird feeders. One more thing, wear gloves! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 14, 2024 by Agapetus
    • Fantastic
Size: 1 Pack Style: Fence Post Mix
This product would be perfect for somebody putting in multiple fence posts in a short amount of time. But I doubt that it would last 10 years versus concrete that cost five times less money. This product is very convenient, but very expensive but the total project cost in mind.
Reviewed in the United States on December 18, 2024 by Henry Rafacz
    • Worked great for mailbox post
Size: 1 Pack Style: Fence Post Mix
Review Image by Brenda Marlow Brenda Marlow
I must say, I was skeptical at first f using this for our new mailbox. However, after dispersing into the hole, it quickly started expanding. After just a few minutes, the entire hole was filled in. Final curing had the post rock solid. Very impressed. Works great for projects like this because we didn't have all of the bags of concrete to deal with. Cost for this single installation was worth it. Don't think I'd use it for multiple holes, like putting in fence just because if the cost. Would also be great for sites that you don't have easy access to water foe mixing concrete. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 26, 2024 by Brenda Marlow Brenda Marlow
    • Decent concrete alternative
Size: 1 Pack Style: Fence Post Mix
Though it doesn’t seem as strong as concrete it works amazing for quickly getting the job done with a post. Very easy to use with the bag and your hands being all you need and certainly a LOT lighter than bags of concrete. So much easier for hard to reach areas where you can’t get a vehicle.
Reviewed in the United States on July 2, 2024 by Brock Neilson
    • Awesome and easy
Size: 1 Pack Style: Fence Post Mix
The hardest part of using this product is digging the hole for it. After the install, there was no wobble to my post. Looking forward to the next project. Wear gloves!!!
Reviewed in the United States on November 3, 2024 by K. J. MORRIS
    • Was quite hopeful I found something good, took pictures and ended up giving up and buying regular old cement...
Size: 1 Pack Style: Fence Post Mix
UPDATE 1-10-15 Items were sent back (Amazon was superb, they provided a free shipping label to return the items and refunded the cost the day after the package was given to UPS). UPDATE 1-15-15 Amazon marked the items as 'received' and the credit still shows, major kudos to Amazon. Lousy is what this stuff was. I was excited and thought maybe their claim "Same advanced technology used to set utility poles for almost 15 years" might be a good indication but I can say categorically that claim is total non-sense. No way a utility company would ever use this, They might have TRIED it 15 years ago on one pole... So the details! (and I will upload pictures, I was VERY disappointed, so much so that I should have returned the empty containers to Amazon for a refund, but it is not Amazon's problem the products is lousy)... I had two posts I was putting up. These are to be posts to hold Just a hand railing, so they are not 'fence' posts, but a 6 foot fence post, holding a fence panel in the wind, (almost like a sail)? No way, this is an epic failure for that application. If you are 'effectively' OK with backfilling your post in with the equivalent of expanding spray foam, then this is your answer (not a good use, that is a pun)... So here is what I did exactly (pictures prove it!). I ordered 2 ($40) of the "Fast 2k Fence Post Backfill - 26 fl oz" packages from Amazon (after watching a video online and seeing someone use it). I read the instructions CAREFULLY (many times) and as you can see (from me wrapping my hand made posts in plastic wrap) I was concerned the blue foam might get on them and stick to them (I also put a bit of plastic wrap on walkway). The posts are regular 4x4 pressure treated that I have applied strips to, cut at an angle, and sanded and painted everything to end up with the posts you see. ONLY from ground level up is the entire design, below grade is regular 'fence post'... I also made a temporary bracket to hold adjustment to get the exact distance I wanted from both the stairs and edge of the walkway. I was thrilled at the idea of something 'encapsulating' the posts I had hand made (and therefore the posts lasting longer not dealing with groundwater rotting them out from below). Then wanting the posts in an exact spot I made up the temporary wooden alignment guide. Now comes the fun, after reading the instruction many times and being scared of the stuff, I CAREFULLY followed the directions. It was a 50+ degree day and I made sure the product was kept inside at the right temperature till I opened the bag. As you can see in my1st photo (that shows the post and the blue foam in the hole only) it did rise while it expanded but it never came up very far. I waited for over 30 minutes and it only 'rose' about 10" I then realized the hole might need a bit more so I prepped bag two and poured that on top (as directed). It too rose but not much (maybe 6 more inches) and you can see what that looked like in the photo that shows the step and foam and walkway edge. At this point I was out of foam and thought 'where will I get more, how much will it take" a guesstimate indicates this hole would have taken 4 bags and the other hole would have taken about 3 more. All said 7 bags at $20 a bag? How is $140 a good deal? NOW the 'epic failure' of this product. AFTER I carefully did not touch the post (It was very well supported) over and hour AFTER the second bag was poured and the surface of the foam was firm (not tacky) I tested the post. It moved a little bit and did not feel solid. I know the hole was not even half way filled so if it were totally filled with the Fast 2k stuff, maybe it would be OK. BUT if it were half filled with regular old cement that had cured there is no question the post would have been ROCK SOLID. I was bummed, I was not sure if I should 'chip' this foam 'junk' out (at this point I was very disappointed and the honeymoon was over) or what. I did not want to use cement then later find I should have removed the foam nonsense. I was NOT looking forward to trying to remove the post and then remove the foam and decided I would use REGULAR $4 a bag cement from the local home center. I went to the home center. bought 6 (50 pound) bags of quick crete and brought them home. I used a couple of bags and topped of the post that I had started using the 2k foam in, then on the other post I used only concrete. I ended up using about 5 bags total for a whopping $20. Had I used concrete from the start I would have used all 6 bags ($24). so $24 for a rock solid backfilled post or $140 for a post I would forever be worried about it getting 'wobbly'? I will NEVER use or recommend the use of this terrible product. I considered calling them and asking for help, but what can they do, it is a lousy solution for this application. I guess if it were a low fence post (that was in the middle of a run) and NOT under a lot of duress (say a short picket fence) MAYBE it might be OK, but a solid stockade fence, a corner post, an end post, or a gate post? absolutely a terrible idea! Don't get me wrong, Expanding foam is a great product and has MANY great uses but this is NOT a good application for it at all. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 5, 2015 by E. Howland
    • Be careful - bag explodes if you don't open quickly after mixing
Size: 1 Pack Style: Fence Post Mix
The product essentially worked as advertised (with one notable exception) for me as I used it to secure a mailbox post. The instructions say to combine the 2 parts and mix for 30 seconds to ensure good mixing, which I did do. After the 30 seconds I walked over to the hole to put the product in the hole. As I was approaching the hole I felt the bag get very warm and start to expand like a balloon. Before I could open it and put it in the hole the bag exploded and sprayed the foam in my face, on my arms and head and all over my shirt. I managed to pour what remained in the bag in the hole. I then assessed what damage was done. I was fortunate that I had glasses on which kept the product out of my eyes. My glasses were covered. The product went up my nose as well. I wiped as much as possible away with a towel while it was still fresh but quite a bit hardened on my skin and clothes. As the product hardened it came above grade. After an hour I cut the foam below grade with my Sawzall and speed the dirt over the foam. The post is very stable. If I had only cut the bag open immediately after mixing I don't believe I would have had any issues. I think the instructions for the product should clearly advise of the risk of possible harm from the bag exploding immediately after mixing. If used properly it works well. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 1, 2021 by Peter Ronan

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