It can be confusing to choose the right caulking product when they have a lot in common.
Say you have a concrete crack in your sidewalk, and a crack in your stucco near a window. Sashco makes two great products, both made for these textured surfaces. So which one should you use?
The answer is both.
Yes, Sashco's Slab® and Mor-Flexx® have some similarities:
- They're both for textured surfaces.
- They're both easy to apply.
- They're both easy to clean up with water.
- They're both safe through 10 freeze-thaw cycles when unopened.
- They both come with a Limited Lifetime Guarantee.
- They both have really cool names (even if we do say so ourselves).
How Slab® and Mor-Flexx® are different
| Slab® | Mor-Flexx® | |
| Packaging (Yep, they look different.) |  |
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| Uses | Cracks in horizontal concrete, like sidewalks, driveways, garages, basements, and more. |
C Cracks in vertical surfaces, like stucco, and the mortar in between brick and stone
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| Texture | Lightly textured to match the texture of concrete | More heavily textured to blend in with mortar and stucco |
| Color | 1 color: Gray, to match aged concrete |
2 colors: Gray and Beige, to match the most common mortar and stucco colors |
| Formula | Specially formulated:
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Specially formulated:
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Can I use Slab® in place of Mor-Flexx®? Or Mor-Flexx® in place of Slab®?
Yes, you may use Slab® where you use Mor-Flexx®, but it probably won't match as well as Mor-Flexx®. For better overall aesthetics, choose Mor-Flexx®. (It's also costs a bit less.)
No, you may not use Mor-Flexx® where you use Slab®. It'll get beat up and damaged by foot and vehicle traffic.
The right product every time
Sashco makes it easy for you to choose the right product for each project around the house. Click here to find your project and the Sashco products that are perfect for you.
See also:
VIDEO: Introducing Slab®: The Serious Fix for Concrete Cracks
VIDEO: How to Fix Cracked Mortar Around a Fireplace
How To Repair Cracks in Brick, Stucco, and Mortar
Charis Babcock
