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Repair cracks in tarmac with this fast drying crack repair compound. A crack repair for tarmac can be done easily and quickly using this product. A crack repair in tarmac is now available and can save money on replacement of a tarmac surface.
A fast drying super strong dry concrete mix (supplied in 3kg) that can be mixed with water or sealer to form a crack repair paste. Once applied to carry out a crack repair for tarmac a tarmac restorer like Tarmaseal™ can be used to create the perfect finish.
For fine cracks the compound can be swept directly into the crack and water or sealer then added to seal the joint.
Available in black (CHARCOAL), red (DEEP RED) or green (LAWN GREEN) for tarmac repairs featured on the colour chart below.
For further information on tarmac crack repairs and how easily they can be done, please call 01268 722500.
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dsb944 (verified owner) –
I have only made a small start with the Crack Repair Compound, a sort of test run, and I am so impressed with the result. Decided that since the crack was very narrow I would try tipping compound in until level at the surface rather than mixing a paste and struggling to get it to the base of crack. Then I chose the simple route of applying water to the surface, so easy. Result is hard and seems durable. I will continue this way with all small cracks but strengthen by mixing compound with sealer as the cracks widen. The end product is a way off yet but I am very confident the finished result will be as excellent as all these reviews suggest.
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David Richardson (verified owner) –
Received the product without issue and used it to fill some small cracks in the driveway. I found that by brushing it into the cracks dry and wetting it it worked great for the fine ones. Mixing it as a paste for the larger ones works as well so it just depends on the crack size and some trials to see how best applied. Would use again if I needed.
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David Brown –
I have numerous cracks ranging 2mm to 20mm width in the drive. If I used the Crack Repair Compound paste for the smaller cracks, can I combine this paste with Cold Lay Tarmac in wider cracks, similar manner to aggregate in cement? Also when you say mix sealer with the Crack Repair Compound I assume you mean the Tarmac Restorer?
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Tarmaseal –
Hi David,
We would not advise mixing the crack repair with the cold lay repair. The crack repair can be mixed with water or the tarmac restorer.
I hope this helps.
Kind regards,
Nick
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Mr J Leeming (verified owner) –
Product works well but the quantity for the cost is too little, soon used up if like myself the tarmac shrinks away from the edging and allows weed growth. Okay I realise delivery is included in the cost but near £7 a Kg is rather high a 5Kg container for the same price would be more reasonable. It is a good product.
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Terry J. –
I was a little dubious when I first saw this product. Is it just cement dust with black oxide colouring I thought or is it a plasticised long lasting filler. Well thankfully, having just applied it to several cracks in my tarmac, it is indeed a robust hard setting plasticised style filler which I doubt will crack as you’d encounter with cement or postmix. Cracks are completely filled and hardened. One point to note which might not be obvious as this is a trade product; it must we dampened before or after application. I found it best to wet the product after application. This morning when I checked the cracks, they had pretty much gone and the compound had hardened perfectly. It’s expensive for 3Kg but it is a very good product.
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