Description
Repairs Holes in Tarmac and Asphalt Surfaces
Smartseal tarmac/asphalt cold lay repair compound is carefully formulated for ease of use and to give good results for small repairs to holes or cracks. It is very easy to use directly from the container, apply to damaged area by hand and simply compact into place. AVAILABLE IN BLACK OR RED.
Once the tarmac repair is complete, Tarmaseal repair coating can be applied to the area straight away.
For additional advice, please call 01268 722505
TECHNICAL
Smartseal Cold Lay Tarmac is ready to use quick, cost-effective repairs to paths and driveways.
Simple to use, No specialist tools or equipment are required.
Preparation
Ensure the area where the cold lay repair is to be laid is clean and dry.
Application
Use an ordinary rake, spade or trowel to spread the cold lay repair. Leave approx 10mm higher than damaged area to allow maximum compaction.
Use a heavy, flat object for ‘tamping’ Wet the tamper frequently to avoid the cold lay repair sticking to the tool.
When repairing deep pot-holes (greater than 30mm) lay the cold lay repair in two stages.
Thoroughly compact the first layer to 20mm and leave for 24 hours. Then thoroughly compact second layer to the required level. Allow the repair tarmac to harden fully.
It is not recommended to use product in temperatures below 10 degrees
PLEASE NOTE:
After prolonged storage, it may be necessary to expose the cold lay tarmac to direct sunlight for 1-2 hours prior to opening to soften the material and restore workability.
Coverage rates will vary greatly relative to depth of potholes.
See How to and step by step guides on www.smartseal.co.uk for further instructions.
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Mrs Malik –
Hi,
Rain water stays on small part of my tarmac driveway, what can i do to make better flow of it?
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Tarmaseal –
Hi Malik,
If its because the surface of tarmac is uneven then you would need to somehow level it off. Tarmac should be porous to a degree but I’m not sure how any of our products would help in this instance if water is not draining away.
Kind regards,
Nick
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Steve Jevons –
Hi
Interested in your product to sort my drive.
On one edge (where the drive buts up against the concrete edging) there are A few small/ shallow gaps about 2/3cm deep, 1cm wide.
Should I try and fill these? and if so what would be best product to use?
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Tarmaseal –
Hi Steve,
I would suggest using the crack repair compound for this size of hole or crack – https://www.tarmaseal.co.uk/product/crack-repair-compound-3kg/
For larger holes such as potholes or broken areas of tarmac that may have subsided I would suggest using the Repair Tarmac – https://www.tarmaseal.co.uk/product/repair-tarmac-asphalt-12-5kg-0-25-ltrs-primer/
Feel free to call me if you need anything clarified on 01268 722500.
Regards,
Nick
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