Abstract: A composition for and method of sealing cracks in concrete in the absence or presence of water is disclosed, where the composition includes at least one acrylate monomer having acrylate groups and at least one curing agent capable of cross-linking acrylate groups, the curing agent being capable of cross-linking the acrylate groups in the presence of water to form a cross-linked acrylate compound. The method for sealing a crack in concrete includes the steps of blending at least one acrylate monomer having acrylate groups with at least one curing agent adapted to cross-link the acrylate groups to form a mixtures providing covering means to cover the crack to be sealed and applying the mixture under the covering means within the crack before the mixture cures.

Abstract: A one-part moisture curable polyurethane adhesive composition comprises a blend of polyurethane prepolymers and one or more additives which unexpectedly improve the sag resistance and mechanical properties of the formulation. The final adhesive composition retains good stability in the absence of moisture for an extended period between manufacture and application of the adhesive, and has a relatively rapid and consistent cure rate in the presence of atmospheric moisture. The final cured composition exhibits good mechanical properties and generally is unaffected by ambient application and cure conditions.

Abstract: Isocyanate prepolymer compositions can be cured quickly and thoroughly in the presence of atmospheric moisture by reacting them with a curing system that includes a mixture of (1) an oxazolidine moisture scavenger and curing agent and (2) a hydroxyl curing agent. The oxazolidine moisture scavenger/curing agent can be monocyclic oxazolidine or bicyclic oxazolidine. The hydroxyl curing agent preferably is a polyhydric compound. If desired, an organic solvent, a catalyst, and/or fillers can be used with the invention in order to speed the curing reaction or improve the physical and mechanical properties of the final polymer product. The present invention enables high quality polyurethane/polyurea polymers to be formed in thick layers under various environmental conditions, including humidity, that render the invention suitable for use in the field.