After a basement wall crack has been repaired, the homeowner may either let the dried surface seal remain on the wall or decide to remove it by chipping or grinding at it. With Emecole’s Seal-n-Peel Surface Seal, the surface seal and ports can easily be removed once the injection material has completed cured inside the crack(s). The surface seal and ports are stripped starting from the top and peeled off the wall in one easy step. Emecole’s Seal-n-Peel Surface Seal is available with the 30ft. D-I-Y Seal-n-Peel Foundation Crack Repair Kits.

With Seal-n-Peel Surface Seal, all repairs become almost invisible with the removal of the surface seal, which is helpful, especially if the home is going on the market in the near future.

Emecole’s 30ft. Seal-n-Peel Foundation Crack Repair Kits include all the needed components for the proper repair of concrete wall cracks up to 30 feet, conveniently packaged inside a toolbox. Our concrete crack repair kits allow a do-it-yourself homeowner or handyman to use the same materials and packaging that we supply professional contractors.

Starting At:	$419.00

The most effective way to repair cracks in concrete poured foundation walls is via injection with a liquid polymer at a low pressure. Emecole's do-it-yourself kits use either two component hydrophobic urethane foam (which reacts with moisture within the crack to expand and fill all voids) or two component low viscosity fast setting epoxy.

The Emecole 30 ft. Seal-n-Peel DIY Foundation Crack Repair Kit enables any do-it-yourselfer to easily and permanently repair any poured concrete foundation wall crack up to 30 feet.

All Emecole crack repair kits come equipped with written easy-to-follow preparation and procedure instructions to ensure the job will easily get done right. Also included is a step-by-step CD-ROM instructional video, easily allowing a do-it-yourselfer to visualize the crack repair process with use of the Emecole kit.

Emecole's 30 ft. DIY Foundation Crack Repair Kits are available with either urethane foam or epoxy injection. Emecole's two component urethane rapidly expands when it comes in contact with moisture. Filling voids both within the crack and behind the wall, quickly hardening to a flexible and permanent repair. When the structural integrity of the concrete is a problem, or believed to be a problem, epoxy is the preferred material for injection. Epoxies effectively seal cracks while reinforcing the repair area to be stronger than the non-repaired area around it.

30 ft. Seal-n-Peel Kit with Urethane Foam

• Three dual cartridges Emecole 322 Seal-n-Peel Surface Seal
  
• Three dual cartridges Emecole 102 Urethane Foam
  
• Syringe 455-0.5 Fast Blow Hole Repair/Port Adhesive
  
• Four 1/4 x 24 element mixers & four retaining nuts
  
• Six cross-over restrictors w/Instructions
  
• Fifty surface ports and caps
  
• Ten corner ports
  
• Four hose assemblies
  
• Manual dispensing tool (1:1)
  
• Safety glasses
  
• Five pair rubber gloves
  
• Trowel & wire brush
  
• Step-by-step instructional CD-ROM
  
• MSDSs w/Instructions
  
• Tool box
  

30 ft. Seal-n-Peel Kit with Epoxy

• Three dual cartridges Emecole 322 Seal-n-Peel Surface Seal
  
• Six dual cartridges Emecole 121 LV Epoxy
  
• Syringe 455-0.5 Fast Blow Hole Repair/Port Adhesive
  
• Six 1/4 x 32 element mixers & 6 retaining nuts
  
• Six cross-over restrictors w/Instructions
  
• Fifty surface ports and caps
  
• Ten corner ports
  
• Four hose assemblies
  
• Manual dispensing tool (1:1)
  
• Safety glasses
  
• Five pair rubber gloves
  
• Trowel & wire brush
  
• Step-by-step instructional CD-ROM
  
• MSDSs w/Instructions
  
• Tool box
  

Injection by Urethane Foam vs. Epoxy:
Emecole's 30 ft. DIY Foundation Crack Repair Kits are available with either urethane foam or epoxy injection.

Emecole's two component urethane rapidly expands when it comes in contact with moisture. Filling voids both within the crack and behind the wall, quickly hardening to a flexible and permanent repair.

When the structural integrity of the concrete is a problem, or believed to be a problem, epoxy is the preferred material for injection. Epoxies effectively seal cracks while reinforcing the repair area to be stronger than the non-repaired area around it.

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