CO 8620-05 Mortar Repair, 5.5 oz

Work super good very easy to use. Was able to fill a few cracks and to actually fill a hole of an area by placing a piece of wood inside there for a little bit of support. It even sealed that. This is great for little fixes and definitely very durable

I bought this to fill drill holes in the brick over my mantle left by previous owner. This mortar repair was the smallest size I could find (I wish it were smaller still but this worked fine). I didn’t want to have to buy a caulk gun and have an extra tool that I never use so this tube was perfect and inexpensive so I can throw away the extra and not feel too bad about it.

I changed my doorbell and used the to patch the holes in the mortar from the old one. Works great! Easy to apply and shape into a seamless finish to your existing mortar. I haven’t been through a winter yet, but it held up to summer sun and fall rain just fine. I would like to see the manufacturer put this out in a few more colors for better blending, but ultimately a very good product for a DIY patch.

I removed a window flower basket. This filled the grout perfectly and almost identical in color. Wouldn’t notice it if you didn’t know. Don’t know if it will harden in the now opened tube (like most) but don’t really care. Excellent product.

Works well. Color matched pretty well (it'll fade over time). It's malleable and easy to apply. It dries quickly, making it easier to apply over. All and all, and easy way to fix mortar joints and improve aesthetics.

Performance ok but color was a mismatch. Gray color was very “light” gray. Shows obvious repair job.

So easy and convenient to use. Tube was just the right amount I needed for a couple of cracks in my mortar. Color matched perfectly. Has been a few months and still very pleased with product

This mortar works well but at my older age I find it hard to squeeze up all of the material. The color works well on my brick mortar that has gotten holes over the years

Great item fast delivery

Love this stuff. Great for mortar repairs.

Blended into the mortar really well! Although you might have to pay a pretty penny, it's still worth it. May want to go shop around for a cheaper price.

Looks grey to me (like fresh cement), rather than the 'sandy' beige (like weathered mortar) I was after. The nozzle kept blocking until I cut a few mm off the nozzle to enlarge the hole, but then flowed well. It hardened well too and the texture's good. (My home-made version was perfect though: powdered some old mortar (drilled it) and mixed with PVA and a few drops of water, applied with a spatula).

Very use able but a little hard to get the cement out of tube but nevertheless once out very easy to fill gaps.