1.3M views · 10K reactions | Using expanding foam instead of concrete for fence post install. This is Sika Canada Inc.'s Post Fix, and it's easy to use. It mixes in the bag, no special tools needed. | Mike Holmes Jr. | Facebook

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5.3K views · 440 reactions | Installing a fence post? 1 bag of Sika Post Fix replaces 2 bags of cement. No mixing tools or water required - simply roll the bag to break the seal and allow the resins to mixed in the bag. Sets in 3 minutes, install your fence after 2 hours For all types of post: wood, metal, aluminium, PVC. Sika USA Sika Canada Inc. | Mike Holmes Jr. | Facebook

565K views · 8.7K reactions | Quick demo on how to use this expanding foam to install fence posts, mailbox posts etc. You’ve seen me use this on my show Sika Canada Inc./ Sika USA Post Fix. https://retail.usa.sika.com/en/products/specialty/sikar-postfixr-fence-post-mix | Mike Holmes | Facebook

9.4K views · 175 reactions | Fixing or installing a fence post with concrete is time-consuming and labor-intensive. I prefer an expanding foam, which replaces two bags of concrete. It’s called Sika Post Fix — an easy-to-prepare, mix-in-the-bag, and fast setting polyurethane foam. But how do you finish the job once you've installed the post? Sika Canada Inc. Sika USA | Sherry Holmes | Facebook