D.A.P.
D.A.P. 18096 Crack Filler 10.1 oz Cartridge Gray Acrylic Latex
Gray acrylic-latex cartridge seals cracks in concrete, masonry and wood with mildew-resistant, waterproof flexibility
- Flexible acrylic-latex formula seals cracks permanently
- Mildew- and mold-resistant finish protects repaired surfaces
- Waterproof and weather-resistant bond withstands outdoor exposure
- 1 oz cartridge covers 0.86 sq ft at 3/16 in depth
- Full cure in one day with ten-minute working time
10.1 oz Concrete Crack Filler
DAP 18096 is a gray acrylic-latex sealant supplied in a standard cartridge for concrete and masonry repair. It bonds to concrete, masonry, metal, mortar, stone, stucco and wood. The product is intended for patching cracks and joints where a flexible, waterproof seal is required. It is not suited for buyers who need a purely silicone-based formulation or a larger bulk container.
Thermals Noise and Power Draw
As a non-powered chemical sealant, the product generates no heat, noise or electrical draw during application or cure. Working time is approximately 10 minutes before skinning begins. Full cure is reached in one day under normal conditions. No external energy source is needed for installation or long-term performance.
Cartridge Format and Coverage
The 10.1 oz cartridge fits common caulking guns and yields roughly 0.86 square feet of coverage at a 3/16 inch bead. The acrylic-latex base provides mildew and mold resistance once cured. The sealant remains flexible to accommodate joint movement. California Proposition 65 warnings apply for cancer and reproductive-harm chemicals.
Highlights
- Flexible acrylic-latex formula seals cracks permanently
- Mildew- and mold-resistant finish protects repaired surfaces
- Waterproof and weather-resistant bond withstands outdoor exposure
- 1 oz cartridge covers 0.86 sq ft at 3/16 in depth
- Full cure in one day with ten-minute working time
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How do I apply the 10.1 oz cartridge to concrete cracks and what step causes the most problems?
Cut the nozzle to a 3/16 in bead, load into a standard caulk gun, and fill the crack; the step most often missed is tooling the bead smooth within the 10-minute working time before it skins over.
Will the gray acrylic latex filler need reapplication or maintenance after it cures?
The cured sealant remains flexible and resists mildew, mold, water and weather, so it does not require scheduled reapplication unless the joint moves beyond the filler's elasticity.
What is the first limitation I will hit if I use this filler continuously on a large concrete project?
The cartridge covers only 0.86 sq ft at the recommended 3/16 in depth, so you will run out of material before the 1-day full cure time becomes a scheduling issue.
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