Dap Inc 14086 Hydraulic Cement 5 Lb Concrete Repair

Product Description

The DAP INC 14086 is a quick-setting hydraulic cement patching compound designed to stop active water flow through cracks, holes, and imperfections in concrete surfaces. Marketed as Quick Plug, this high-performance material sets in 3 to 5 minutes, creating a watertight seal on contact with moisture. It is supplied in a 5-pound unit and is suitable for both above-grade and below-grade applications. Plumbers, waterproofing contractors, and general concrete repair technicians use this product when a fast-setting, water-stopping patch is required in wet or damp conditions.

This hydraulic cement is used wherever concrete structures require urgent water infiltration control. Common applications include basement walls, foundation repairs, utility vaults, wet wells, manholes, and concrete pipe penetrations. It performs in standing or running water conditions, making it a practical choice for emergency repairs in active-leak scenarios. The product is packaged as a single 5-pound unit within a case quantity of 6.

Key Features

• Sets in 3 to 5 minutes, stopping active water flow on contact
• Creates a watertight seal suitable for wet and submerged conditions
• Effective both above and below ground level
• Fills deep cracks, voids, and imperfections in concrete surfaces
• 5-pound package suitable for spot repairs and smaller patching jobs

Compatibility

Designed for use as a patching compound on concrete and masonry surfaces including walls, floors, foundations, and other poured or block concrete structures where water infiltration control is required.

Installation Notes

Application is typically performed by plumbers, waterproofing contractors, or concrete repair technicians. Wear appropriate personal protective equipment including gloves and eye protection when mixing and applying hydraulic cement. Mix product per manufacturer directions and apply immediately, as working time is limited by the rapid set time. Do not apply to surfaces where freeze-thaw cycling is expected before the material has fully cured.