How to Mix Epoxy With Concrete

How to Mix Epoxy With Concrete
Published: Aug 23, 2010
Updated: Nov 20, 2021
1 minute read

However, if concrete is mixed with epoxy, the patch is able to flex with the movement of the foundation.

Things You Will Need

  • Concrete, 1 bag
  • Sand
  • Epoxy, 2 gallons
  • Water, 5 gallons
  1. Prepare a bag of concrete according to the manufacturer’s instructions. Do not add any extra water to the concrete however to make the concrete easier to manipulate.

  2. Add sand to the mixture so that there is a 3-to-1 ratio of sand and concrete.

  3. Mix 2 gallons of epoxy as directed by the manufacturer.

  4. Combine the epoxy and the concrete mixture with 5 gallons of water. Stir the mixture well with a large stick to ensure that mixture is consistent throughout.

The Drip Cap

  • Concrete is often used to repair cracks in foundations and driveways.
  • However, if concrete is mixed with epoxy, the patch is able to flex with the movement of the foundation.
  • Mix 2 gallons of epoxy as directed by the manufacturer.

Photo Credits

concrete wall image by Lela Obradovic from Fotolia.com

concrete wall image by Lela Obradovic from Fotolia.com

Lynn Rademacher

Lynn Rademacher started writing in 2001, covering technology, family and finance topics. Her writing has appeared in "Unique Magazine" and the "Ortonville Independent," among other publications. Rademacher holds a Bachelor of Arts in mass…

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