Driveway Crack Repair
Remove dirt and vegetation from crack with wire brush, screwdriver or other suitable tool. Flush with garden hose and allow crack to dry.
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Driveway Crack Repair |
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Remove dirt and vegetation from crack with wire brush, screwdriver or other suitable tool. Flush with garden hose and allow crack to dry. |
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Fill cracks up to 1/2" wide with Pourable Crack Sealant. Mix contents of container by moderately shaking. Cut top of spout to desired width (smaller than width of crack) Fill crack flush to adjoining pavement. A putty knife or similar tool may be used to smooth out crackfiller. Allow crack filler to dry 24 hours. If desired, a second application may be applied to compensate for shrinkage of the first application. Allow crack sealant to dry for 24 hours prior to appling driveway sealer. | ||||||
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Fill larger cracks, up to 1" wide with a heavy-bodied Trowel Grade Filler. Deposit material into cracks, ruts, or depressions. Use a trowel to smooth out material flush with adjoining surface. A rectangular trowel works best. If necessary, a second application may be made after the first application has dried for 24 hours. Allow to dry for 24 hours prior to applying Driveway Sealer. | ||||||