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Q:Is this product different than your other crack sealer that comes in a box with two 25 pound chunks?
by|Aug 24, 2017
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Q:What's the best time of the year and temperature to apply this crack fill
by|Aug 24, 2017
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Q:Do these come in gray color??
by|Jul 25, 2016
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Q:Can I rent a kettle and if so where
by|Jul 2, 2016
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Apr 9, 2021
25 Lbs. of tar, worked like it should. I could...
25 Lbs. of tar, worked like it should. I could have used more.
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Dec 24, 2020
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Oct 23, 2020
Excellent crack filler. You just have to make sure you...
Excellent crack filler. You just have to make sure you heat it until it's real runny and work fast. Make sure you keep stirring it as you heat it. Otherwise it'll overheat and damage some of it and not heat consistently throughout. It has poor heat transfer properties. Difficult to cut it into smaller pieces. Next time we'll heat a machete with a propane torch and hope it slides right on through.
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Sep 15, 2020
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Aug 4, 2020
This is the best sealant for hot crack filling. A...
This is the best sealant for hot crack filling. A little pricey but does a nice job for the do it your self guy.
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Oct 9, 2019
Superior to any other asphaltMike crack sealer that I have...
Superior to any other asphaltMike crack sealer that I have used
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Aug 14, 2019
It arrives the size of a small bed pillow. It's very dense and pliable. We used a 1 - 1.5 quart...
It arrives the size of a small bed pillow. It's very dense and pliable. We used a 1 - 1.5 quart thick aluminum pot to melt this stuff in. then we used 2 locking pliers to hold and pour the tar-like molten material from the pot. The issue and the difficulty is breaking off pieces of the material to fit in the pot. First, I froze the material and used a small sledge and cold chisel to break hunks off 'the pillow'. We heated the pot to 380 degrees in our gas BBQ with the lid closed. I used an infrared thermometer from HF to check the temp of the melting material. Using a sledge and cold chisel on a frozen 'pillow' worked, but was very, very difficult. Tomorrow I will heat the blade of a straight shovel with a torch and cut the 'pillow' with the very hot shovel. In spite of the difficulty in obtaining the small pieces needed, I believe this is the way to go if you have significant cracks to seal. I have about 160 feet of cracks and I will have about a third of the 'pillow' left over for the future. I filled all cracks to within 1/4 of the surface with sand before applying this sealant.
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Dec 12, 2018
WORKS GREAT !!...
WORKS GREAT !!
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