Concrete Crack
Repair Kits
Professional Carbon Fiber Crack Repair System
The effective and economical solution for cracking concrete walls. Engineered for foundation repair professionals who need a fast, clean install. Available in unidirectional and bidirectional weaves, stronger than steel, non-corrosive, and maintenance-free.
Who Can't Afford Failure
The Rhino Concrete Crack Repair Kit gives foundation repair professionals a faster, stronger, and more economical alternative to traditional crack repair methods.
Every Crack Repair
Residential and commercial concrete and masonry of all types. If it's cracked, the Rhino Concrete Crack Repair Kit has it covered.
- Poured concrete foundation walls
- Concrete block & CMU walls
- Basement wall crack repair
- Concrete floor slabs
- Garage & driveway slabs
- Patio & walkway concrete
- Commercial floor surfaces
- Concrete columns
- Beams & lintels
- Structural wall panels
- Window frame surrounds
- Brick walls & facades
- Masonry structural components
- Block & CMU commercial walls
- Cracks requiring strength in all directions
- Window frame & opening surrounds
- Large surface area reinforcement
- Multi-directional stress zones
- Horizontal weave for vertical cracks
- Vertical weave for horizontal cracks
- Single-direction load reinforcement
- Can be layered for added strength
| Material | High-Modulus Carbon Fiber CFRP |
| Tensile Strength | Stronger Than Steel |
| Weave Options | Bidirectional · Unidirectional Horizontal · Unidirectional Vertical |
| Available Weights | 200 GSM (Unidirectional) · 560 GSM (Bidirectional) |
| Width | 12" |
| Length | 8' (Bidirectional) · 10' (Unidirectional) |
| Re-Cracking Prevention | Yes — Resists Future Movement |
| Finish | Paintable / Coverable Surface |
| Applications | Residential |
| Corrosion | Non-Corrosive |
| Maintenance | Limited |
*Tensile strength of individual carbon fibers vs mild structural steel. CFRP system performance governed by composite action and engineering design values. Unidirectional fiber is not appropriate for repairs requiring high anisotropic strength — Bidirectional CFRP is better suited for those applications.
We built the Rhino Concrete Crack Repair Kit to outperform epoxy only injections, hydraulic cement, and steel reinforcement on strength, versatility, and lifetime cost.
The Rhino Concrete Crack Repair Kit is designed for foundation repair and waterproofing professionals. The install is fast, clean, and requires no specialty equipment.
Select Your Weave
Choose the correct fiber orientation: bidirectional for cracks requiring strength in all directions, horizontal unidirectional for vertical cracks, or vertical unidirectional for horizontal cracks.
Prep the Surface
Prepare the surface to CSP3 (40-60 grit sandpaper). Remove any loose material, paint, or coatings from the area where the carbon fiber will be applied. Surface must be bare and clean for full adhesion.
Measure & Cut
Measure the crack length and cut the carbon fiber to the appropriate size. Widths are chosen based on the size of the crack and the area being strengthened — 12" width for standard repairs.
Apply Epoxy to Surface
Apply an even coat of epoxy to the concrete surface over the full area where the carbon fiber will be placed. Use the supplied epoxy gun and static mixing nozzle for consistent application.
Apply Carbon Fiber
Lay the carbon fiber strap over the epoxy-coated surface, ensuring it is straight, centered over the crack, and fully in contact with the epoxy. Work the fiber into the epoxy with a roller or gloved hands.
Saturate & Coat
Apply a second coat of epoxy over the top of the carbon fiber strap, fully saturating the fabric. Spread evenly with a putty knife or roller to ensure complete coverage and a smooth finish.
Layer if Required
For additional strength, carbon fiber can be layered. Apply additional epoxy between each layer and ensure full saturation before applying the next layer.
Finish
Allow epoxy to cure fully. The finished surface is smooth, flat, and ready to paint, coat, or cover with any finishing product. No additional maintenance required.
Everything you need to know about Rhino Carbon Fiber Crack Repair Kit. Can't find an answer? Contact our technical team directly.
Stop Patching.
Start Reinforcing.
Find your nearest distributor, download the full Technical Sheet, or connect with a Rhino Carbon Fiber sales member to discuss your next crack repair project.
Concrete Crack
Repair Kits
Professional Carbon Fiber Crack Repair System
The effective and economical solution for cracking concrete walls. Engineered for foundation repair professionals who need a fast, clean install. Available in unidirectional and bidirectional weaves, stronger than steel, non-corrosive, and maintenance-free.
Who Can't Afford Failure
The Rhino Concrete Crack Repair Kit gives foundation repair professionals a faster, stronger, and more economical alternative to traditional crack repair methods.
Every Crack Repair
Residential and commercial concrete and masonry of all types. If it's cracked, the Rhino Concrete Crack Repair Kit has it covered.
- Poured concrete foundation walls
- Concrete block & CMU walls
- Basement wall crack repair
- Concrete floor slabs
- Garage & driveway slabs
- Patio & walkway concrete
- Commercial floor surfaces
- Concrete columns
- Beams & lintels
- Structural wall panels
- Window frame surrounds
- Brick walls & facades
- Masonry structural components
- Block & CMU commercial walls
- Cracks requiring strength in all directions
- Window frame & opening surrounds
- Large surface area reinforcement
- Multi-directional stress zones
- Horizontal weave for vertical cracks
- Vertical weave for horizontal cracks
- Single-direction load reinforcement
- Can be layered for added strength
| Material | High-Modulus Carbon Fiber CFRP |
| Tensile Strength | Stronger Than Steel |
| Weave Options | Bidirectional · Unidirectional Horizontal · Unidirectional Vertical |
| Available Weights | 200 GSM (Unidirectional) · 560 GSM (Bidirectional) |
| Width | 12" |
| Length | 8' (Bidirectional) · 10' (Unidirectional) |
| Re-Cracking Prevention | Yes — Resists Future Movement |
| Finish | Paintable / Coverable Surface |
| Applications | Residential |
| Corrosion | Non-Corrosive |
| Maintenance | Limited |
*Tensile strength of individual carbon fibers vs mild structural steel. CFRP system performance governed by composite action and engineering design values. Unidirectional fiber is not appropriate for repairs requiring high anisotropic strength — Bidirectional CFRP is better suited for those applications.
We built the Rhino Concrete Crack Repair Kit to outperform epoxy only injections, hydraulic cement, and steel reinforcement on strength, versatility, and lifetime cost.
The Rhino Concrete Crack Repair Kit is designed for foundation repair and waterproofing professionals. The install is fast, clean, and requires no specialty equipment.
Select Your Weave
Choose the correct fiber orientation: bidirectional for cracks requiring strength in all directions, horizontal unidirectional for vertical cracks, or vertical unidirectional for horizontal cracks.
Prep the Surface
Prepare the surface to CSP3 (40-60 grit sandpaper). Remove any loose material, paint, or coatings from the area where the carbon fiber will be applied. Surface must be bare and clean for full adhesion.
Measure & Cut
Measure the crack length and cut the carbon fiber to the appropriate size. Widths are chosen based on the size of the crack and the area being strengthened — 12" width for standard repairs.
Apply Epoxy to Surface
Apply an even coat of epoxy to the concrete surface over the full area where the carbon fiber will be placed. Use the supplied epoxy gun and static mixing nozzle for consistent application.
Apply Carbon Fiber
Lay the carbon fiber strap over the epoxy-coated surface, ensuring it is straight, centered over the crack, and fully in contact with the epoxy. Work the fiber into the epoxy with a roller or gloved hands.
Saturate & Coat
Apply a second coat of epoxy over the top of the carbon fiber strap, fully saturating the fabric. Spread evenly with a putty knife or roller to ensure complete coverage and a smooth finish.
Layer if Required
For additional strength, carbon fiber can be layered. Apply additional epoxy between each layer and ensure full saturation before applying the next layer.
Finish
Allow epoxy to cure fully. The finished surface is smooth, flat, and ready to paint, coat, or cover with any finishing product. No additional maintenance required.
Everything you need to know about Rhino Carbon Fiber Crack Repair Kit. Can't find an answer? Contact our technical team directly.
Stop Patching.
Start Reinforcing.
Find your nearest distributor or connect with a Rhino Carbon Fiber specialist to discuss your next crack repair project.