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Your cart is empty. LamLock Infiltrating Epoxy for Crack Repairs - 24 Oz.
LamLock Infiltrating is a clear low viscosity epoxy used for repairing fissures and cracks in stone. It is slow-drying, allowing the epoxy to infiltrate deep into the stone to fill voids and add strength. For interior and exterior use on all types of stone. Used correctly this will bond the crack or fissure. Directions: All surfaces should be clean and dry. Glue should be stored and used at room temperature.
Mix by volume, 2 parts A to 1 part B. Mix thoroughly for 90 seconds and apply to material. The most common application is to tape off the area to be repaired and pour a bead of the glue over the crack/fissure. Allow the glue to seep into the void. Excess may be wiped off while wet or scraped off with a razor blade when dry.
Michael Hatch
Reviewed in the United States on December 21, 2021
This is not low viscosity. It does not SEEP into fine cracks. Tried to return. Seller requires buyer to pay shipping back and a 15% restocking fee.DO NOT PURCHASE PRODUCT FROM THIS SELLER.
Disgruntled Info Worker
Reviewed in the United States on April 1, 2021
If you've been advised, like I was, that this is the stuff you need for repairing a hairline crack in the basin of a composite granite sink, ignore that advice. After three attempts, carefully following directions each time and leaving a full 72 hours for the epoxy to set before using the sink again, the hairline crack was weeping into the undersink as though no repair had been made at all. Perhaps there is some additional trick I missed, but I will never know as the seller, supposedly a responsive industrial supply house, never bothered to answer my queries. Conversely, this stuff did work to repair a hairline crack in a dinner plate, so an extra star for that, but for the price I could have replaced that plate new thrice over.
Laurel
Reviewed in the United States on July 7, 2020
Our large marble coffee table got dropped during a move. The slab of marble is glued to a large sheet of plywood underneath so the only way to repair the cracking was to use an epoxy that would flow into the cracks. We carefully measured and mixed to the specifications and then carefully applied to all of the cracks. It did not seep into any of them, as you can see in the photos, no epoxy penetrated the very top- the edges of the cracks are still quite dry. If I had known that the epoxy specifically designed for infiltrating cracks wouldn’t have done it, I could have saved $50 and used a much cheaper product that would have done the same thing.
Been Hacked
Reviewed in the United States on May 18, 2019
Great stuff. Used for granite counter top void.
cryoAndy
Reviewed in the United States on December 9, 2018
This product easily flowed into a credit card-sized seam opening that appeared in my kitchen granite. Be sure to intelligently mask off your work surfaces as the epoxy is really good at flowing. See YouTube videos as these have much more detail than the skimpy instructions that come with the containers.You will appreciate the special containers for the two epoxy components. Each has a measuring/dispensing chamber making it easy to dispense a few ounces at a time with the required 2:1 ratio.
Marvin Davis
Reviewed in the United States on November 19, 2018
Works great does just what they described. Just follow the directions. Great product and great pricing.
tim black
Reviewed in the United States on December 28, 2017
This does penetrate pretty well. I was using it to assemble a mosaic and it worked well.
Cynthia Hoffman
Reviewed in the United States on October 1, 2016
This stuff worked perfect. Saved me $300. I fixed an 1/8" wide crack that was about 12" long.
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