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uPlug - Concrete Foundation Crack Repair Kit (5-ft) | Permanently Fills Leaking Basement & Foundation Wall Cracks & Seams, Seeping Wire Ties, & Wet Floor-to-Wall Joints.

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Availability: In Stock.
Fulfilled by RadonSeal Basement & Concrete Sealers

Arrives Wednesday, Jan 1
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Size: 5 Feet


Features

  • CHEMICALLY ADVANCED - Improved Expansion Rates Means More Reliable Repairs. Expanding Foam "Chases" the Crack to Completely Fill Voids. Let The Foam Do The Work!
  • SAVE MONEY - Repairing Cracks, Gaps, and Holes Yourself Can Save Thousands of Dollars. No Need to Dig Out Your Foundation.
  • SAVE TIME - Designed With Homeowners and DIY'ers In Mind. No Special Tools, Equipment, or Training Required. No Drilling, Grinding, or Chiseling Needed.
  • FLEXIBLE FOAM FILLER Wont Crack & Crumble Like Hydraulic Cement & Concrete Patches. Wont Peel Like Caulk. Finally, A Quick Fix That Lasts!
  • PROTECT YOUR HOME - Injection Foam Blocks Water, Musty Odors, Soil Gases, and Radon.

Product Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 10.75 x 6.25 x 4.5 inches; 3 Pounds


Date First Available ‏ : ‎ May 20, 2022


Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ RadonSeal


Best Sellers Rank: #287,761 in Tools & Home Improvement (See Top 100 in Tools & Home Improvement) #628 in Wall Surface Repair Products


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Customer Reviews: 4.4 4.4 out of 5 stars 34 ratings


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  • Insanely quick shipping! Happy with the results.
Size: 10-ft
After researching the various kits being sold on Amazon, I chose this one due to the price. Other kits provide more tools but I already had a caulk gun, gloves, and wire brush. I followed the directions which were very straight forward. Seems to have filled the entire crack. The foam expanded to the outside so I'm pretty confident it is sealed all the way through. I filled 3 4-5 foot cracks in my foundation and still had liquid left. However, I ran out of the paste and ports. Tried to seal it up to save it but it hardened up quickly after sealing. Very DIY friendly in my opinion. Saved a ton by doing it myself. Ordered another kit because I am extremely happy with the results and the insanely fast shipping. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 25, 2024 by Adam

  • Be patient and wear extra gloves!
Size: 5 Feet
Had a 5ft vertical foundation crack I wanted to fill before the walls got spray foamed and this was really easy to do. Just need to be patient! Put down some cardboard, use one stick for A and the other for B then another for mixing together and do small amounts at a time because it cures fast. Do NOT mix the mixing sticks in the Part A and B. Once that part is done just set a timer for each port...use low pressure on the caulk gun and it takes a about 5-7 mins to start seeing eutherene come out of the next port. Worked like a charm. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 8, 2024 by M. Yozzo M. Yozzo

  • Great deal
Size: 10-ft
I did end up with twice the amount of expanding foam and about 1/2 the amount of epoxy i ended up needing. I bought some extra epoxy and thought I finished the job, maybe even over did but I had leakage or blow outs under a few of the injection ports. A few tips: wear rubber gloves and get a few extra pairs; i also needed a few plastic butter knives. The epoxy dries very fast. If I had to do it again, I'd start with a small amount and just do the bottoms of the ports for the 1st application. This way you'll get a feel of how much to mix at a time and it will also allow u to take a break and inspect that is good and covered. The bottoms were the trouble area for me. I was fortunate that the injection foam ran out with about 3 ports to go, as it ended up making it the rest of the way and even barely out of the top of the wall due to the expansion. So stop a few holes short. After I finished the injection I waited a few days to remove all the junk with a chisel, I was surprised how easy it was. I had a pretty big pool on the floor at the end, so make sure u have plastic taped down. I also ran tape along each side of the crack before applying the epoxy, thick duct tape. I think having a straight hard edge made removing it easier. Lastly I cleaned up all the leftover junk, retaped the sides and spray painted over the area. It hasn't leaked again yet and we've had some pretty heavy rain. Before the job I'd get about a half gallon after every rain. My walls are 8' and if I didn't have the blow outs, I think I could've easily filled a 12' crack. So basically get some good 2 part epoxy and 1 kit will be enough for 2 cracks; if you really do a good job coating the bottoms. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 14, 2023 by Joshua C Brumback Joshua C Brumback

  • Fantastic
Size: 10-ft
The price so easy to use
Reviewed in the United States on May 18, 2024 by John alberto

  • Worked OK
Size: 10-ft
It doesn't quite fill all of a ten foot crack 1/8 inch wide. I ran out of urethane and had to use some great stuff for the last foot. But I'm pretty sure I sealed the area that was allowing water in. There is no guidance in the instructions as to what to do if the crack splits in multiple directions so I kind of winged it. Also I had a 2x4 fixed to the wall and the crack ran behind it so I couldn't epoxy behind it and it leaked urethane. I suggest making sure your wall is completely bare so you can epoxy the whole crack. I left the epoxy in place so if the wall moves, the epoxy will crack letting me know the wall moved. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 14, 2024 by djandy

  • did an OKAY job!
Size: 5 Feet
there was not enough pieces in the kit to do a crack in a 8 foot wall. I had to improvise to finish the job. It slowed the leak down considerably
Reviewed in the United States on February 17, 2024 by Richard A. Spink

  • Need more foam
Size: 5 Feet
The description said it's good for 5 feet of crack. It should mention it's 5 feet of very small crack. My crack is only a little over 2 feet, but its width varies from 1/4 to 3/4 inch due to missing surface aggregate. In the end, the top 2 inch of crack wasn't filled with foam. Luckily, the top is tall enough above water intrusion so I don't need to seal it with foam. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 8, 2023 by Ye L.

  • Seals Big Cracks
Size: 10-ft
Worked as advertised. Epoxy sets up very fast so don’t mix too much at a time. You need plenty of scrap cardboard and extra popsicle sticks. Be patient with the poly final step. Pumped in as a liquid then turns to foam. I would definitely buy again. Wear Gloves!!
Reviewed in the United States on November 2, 2023 by jrob

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