Dexpan Expansive Demolition Grout 11 Lb. Bucket for Rock Breaking, Concrete Cutting, Excavating. Alternative to Demolition Jack Hammer Breaker, Jackhammer, Concrete Saw, Rock Drill (Type 2, 50-77° F)
Key features
- •Concrete Demolition and Rock Breaking has never been EASIER! 3 Easy Steps to use: Drill, Mix, Pour.
- •Amazing 18,000 PSI expansive strength when mixed with water. Cracks according to drilling patterns.
- •Dexpan breaks Reinforced Concrete & Rock WITHOUT Noise, Vibration! SILENT Controlled Demolition.
- •Hundreds Job photos! Alternative to demolition hammer breaker, diamond blade gas saw, jackhammer
- •11 Lb. Bucket fills up to 9 linear ft. of 1.5 in. diameter holes. Choose Rock / Concrete Temperature
BrandDexpan
CategoryDemolition Drills & Hammers
Dexpan Expansive Demolition Grout 11 Lb. Bucket for Rock Breaking, Concrete Cutting, Excavating. Alternative to Demolition Jack Hammer Breaker, Jackhammer, Concrete Saw, Rock Drill (Type 2, 50-77° F)
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Customer Reviews
Reviews sourced from verified Amazon purchasers4.4
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Based on 10 reviews
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Much easier than sledging
Jy15✓ Verified Purchase•August 10, 2017
I removed the top 8-10 inches of basketball hoop base using this. Although the directions indicate using a larger drill, I was able to use a 1/2 inch concrete drill down about 5inches and separated by about 5 inches. Much easier than using a large drill and was able to use my existing power drill.
I was only trying to remove the top 6 inches of the concrete base and put dirt over it. Surprisingly it worked great. I let it sit for 3 days and it had split the top layer of the footing in multiple pieces. I decided to got down a little farther and repeated the process.
I had tried to use a sledge hammer before trying this but it was too difficult and was hurting my joints when hitting the concrete. This method took all the pain away. Be sure you order the correct version for the temperature range in which you will be using it.
I was only trying to remove the top 6 inches of the concrete base and put dirt over it. Surprisingly it worked great. I let it sit for 3 days and it had split the top layer of the footing in multiple pieces. I decided to got down a little farther and repeated the process.
I had tried to use a sledge hammer before trying this but it was too difficult and was hurting my joints when hitting the concrete. This method took all the pain away. Be sure you order the correct version for the temperature range in which you will be using it.
Five Stars
RICHARD DUBINA✓ Verified Purchase•March 7, 2017
BUSTED UP MY BIG ROCK
works as advertised... made short work of ...
dylan a adams✓ Verified Purchase•December 17, 2016
works as advertised...made short work of a chunk of reinforced concrete that was part of a barn foundation that was vertically orientated and difficult to get to by ordinary means...drilled holes at 40 degree angle...filled with mix and waited...made a difficult job MUCH easier
I am sure the problems with the product were my ...
JEXJJ✓ Verified Purchase•October 10, 2016
I am sure the problems with the product were my doing, but it did not break apart my patio. It highlights the importance of not breaking through the bottom, but depending on the project there is no way to know.
Be sure to read the instructions carefully before purchasing.
Be sure to read the instructions carefully before purchasing.
... large rock in my yard and it did a great job. Make sure you check the temperature guide ...
DB from NC✓ Verified Purchase•September 29, 2016
I bought this to help break up a large rock in my yard and it did a great job. Make sure you check the temperature guide for your weather since there are different formulations of this product. The red-cap version I bought worked well in the southern heat.
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