Posted by JohnDeere720GA on February 14, 2010 at 17:20:27 from (66.156.100.240):
I have a poured concret wall basement and one wall has a couple of cracks that leak a bit when it raines more than a half inch or so. The cracks were treated by the builder (no longer in business) with a system that uses an epoxy sealer in which they embedded straws every foot or so along the crack. Once the epoxy set they injected expanding foam through the straws. This worked for a while but some leaks have developed. My question is have any of you used or have experience with Sta-Dri Hydraulic waterproofing concrete patch? I was thinking of chisiling the epoxy off and applying this stuff so it extended a foot or so on either side of the crack. Thoughts, Ideas? If I can avoid digging around the foundation that is my preference.
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