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Brand | Latex-ite | Latex-ite | Road Rescue | Rust-Oleum EpoxyShield |
Name | Pli-Stix 30 ft. Medium Black Permanent Blacktop Joint and Crack Filler | Pli-Stix 60 ft. Small Black Permanent Blacktop Joint and Crack Filler | 50 lbs. Asphalt Repair | 1 Gal. Blacktop Patch and Crack Filler (Case of 2) |
Price | $1128 | $1520 | $1999 | $2595 |
Ratings | (396) | (267) | (635) | (84) |
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Brand | Latex-ite | Latex-ite | Road Rescue | Rust-Oleum EpoxyShield |
Name | Pli-Stix 30 ft. Medium Black Permanent Blacktop Joint and Crack Filler | Pli-Stix 60 ft. Small Black Permanent Blacktop Joint and Crack Filler | 50 lbs. Asphalt Repair | 1 Gal. Blacktop Patch and Crack Filler (Case of 2) |
Price | $1128 | $1520 | $1999 | $2595 |
Ratings | (396) | (267) | (635) | (84) |
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I just used an electric soldering iron to solder it into the cracks. Afterward heated up a putty knife to smooth out some of the wider areas.
Yes
Yes
I used it to fill a crack between asphalt and concrete. It is working well. Have not used it to fix cracks in concrete.
I bought a torch with a hose on it from Harbor Freight. The hose makes it easy to direct the torch so you can apply as much heat as needed on the asphalt and as much heat as you need on the phil-stix.
Yes, I have done that.
Typically you would apply an asphalt seal coat over the top of the whole driveway after sealing the cracks.
Yes!
2.25 lb
Don't waste your time. You will not be able to keep it "liquid" enough for any length of time. Use "1 Gal. 2X Premium Blacktop Crack Filler" instead. I used both on extensive cracks. The Pli-Stix has not lasted longer in the Arizona sun, and the Pli-Stix took hours longer (per serious crack) to apply.