OverCrete Polymer-Modified Concrete Repair/Resurfacing Mortar
OverCrete Polymer-Modified Concrete Repair/Resurfacing Mortar - 40 LB Bag (Pack of 6) / Regular is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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Polymer-Modified Concrete Resurfacing & Repair Mortar
OverCrete is a one-component, polymer-modified cementitious repair and resurfacing mortar designed for restoring, smoothing, and resurfacing damaged or worn concrete surfaces. It is engineered for both interior and exterior applications and can be used on horizontal, vertical, and overhead concrete.
Formulated with advanced polymer technology, OverCrete provides improved adhesion, increased durability, and enhanced resistance to moisture and freeze-thaw cycling compared to standard cement-based repair materials. It is commonly used to restore structural and decorative concrete while maintaining a natural gray concrete appearance.
Key Features & Benefits
High Bond Strength
Strong adhesion to properly prepared concrete substrates helps ensure long-term repair performance.
Polymer-Modified Durability
Improved flexibility, tensile strength, and water resistance compared to traditional cement mortars.
Interior & Exterior Use
Suitable for both indoor and outdoor concrete repair applications, including exposure to pedestrian and vehicular traffic.
Horizontal, Vertical & Overhead Application
Can be used on floors, walls, ceilings, and structural concrete surfaces.
Natural Concrete Finish
Dries to a standard gray finish that blends with existing concrete surfaces.
Two Formulations Available
- Fine: smoother finish for thin overlays and cosmetic repairs
- Coarse: heavier build and broom finish applications
Common Applications
Concrete Surface Resurfacing
Used to restore worn, spalled, or damaged concrete surfaces back to a smooth or textured finish.
Structural Concrete Repair
Ideal for repairing deteriorated concrete in commercial, industrial, and infrastructure environments.
Floor Restoration
Common in warehouses, parking areas, sidewalks, and walkways.
Wall & Vertical Repairs
Used for patching and resurfacing vertical concrete surfaces such as retaining walls and structural columns.
Overhead Repairs
Suitable for ceilings, soffits, and overhead structural concrete repairs.
Recommended Use Areas
OverCrete is suitable for:
- Concrete floors and slabs
- Parking structures
- Sidewalks and walkways
- Bridge and infrastructure repairs
- Industrial facilities
- Commercial buildings
- Precast concrete surfaces
- Tilt-up panels
- Interior concrete surfaces
- Exterior exposed concrete
Application Instructions
Surface Preparation
- Concrete must be sound, clean, and fully cured
- Remove oil, grease, dust, laitance, coatings, and contaminants
- Prepare surface to an open profile (CSP 2–3 recommended)
- Pre-dampen surface to a saturated surface dry (SSD) condition
- No standing water should be present before application
Mixing
- Add clean water to mixing container first
- Slowly add OverCrete powder
- Mix 2–3 minutes using low-speed drill or hand mixing
- Do not overmix or retemper after initial set
- Use within working time window (~25–30 minutes at 70°F)
Placement
- Apply with trowel, squeegee, broom, or spray equipment
- Work material into cracks, voids, and surface irregularities
- Apply in layers for deeper repairs (allow partial set between lifts)
- Finish to desired texture while material is still workable
Curing
- Protect from rain, freezing, and excess moisture during curing
- Final cure typically achieved in 24 hours under normal conditions
Coverage Rates
Coverage depends on thickness and finish method:
- Fine formulation: ~60–70 sq ft at 1/16" thickness
- Coarse formulation: ~16–18 sq ft at 1/4" thickness
Actual coverage will vary based on substrate condition and application method.
Performance Characteristics
Compressive Strength
Develops high compressive strength suitable for demanding repair environments (up to ~5000 psi at 28 days per technical data).
Bond Strength
Strong adhesion to properly prepared concrete substrates helps ensure durable repairs.
Freeze-Thaw Resistance
Air-entrained formulation improves durability in freeze-thaw conditions.
Versatility
Works across multiple orientations and surface types including structural and decorative concrete.
Packaging
- 40 lb bags
- 40 lb pails
- Pallet quantities available
Shelf Life & Storage
Shelf Life
- 12 months in unopened containers
Storage Conditions
- Store in a cool, dry environment
- Keep sealed and protected from moisture
- Avoid extreme temperature and humidity exposure
Frequently Asked Questions
What is OverCrete used for?
It is used for resurfacing, repairing, and restoring damaged concrete surfaces in both structural and decorative applications.
Can OverCrete be used on vertical surfaces?
Yes. It is designed for horizontal, vertical, and overhead concrete applications.
Does OverCrete require a bonding agent?
It is polymer-modified for improved adhesion, but proper surface preparation is still critical for best results.
How long does it take to cure?
It typically reaches final cure within 24 hours under normal conditions.
What is the difference between Fine and Coarse OverCrete?
Fine is used for smooth, thin resurfacing. Coarse is used for heavier repairs and broom-finished surfaces.
Technical Data Summary (TDS)
Product Type
- Polymer-modified cementitious repair mortar
Finish
- Natural concrete gray
Application Thickness
- Feather edge to ~1.5 inches (depending on formulation)
Working Time
- ~25–30 minutes at 70°F
Set Time
- ~90 minutes initial set
Final Cure
- ~24 hours
Compressive Strength
- Up to ~5000 psi (28 days)
Use Locations
- Interior and exterior concrete
Safety Data Summary (SDS)
Hazard Information
OverCrete may cause:
- Eye irritation
- Skin irritation
- Respiratory irritation from dust exposure
Recommended PPE
- Safety glasses
- Gloves
- Dust mask or respirator during mixing
- Protective clothing
First Aid
Eye Contact
- Flush with water for at least 15 minutes
Skin Contact
- Wash with soap and water
Inhalation
- Move to fresh air
Ingestion
- Seek medical attention if symptoms occur


