7 lb. Driveway Crack Sealer and Refill Kit

Worked great, ensure the crack area is clean - wired brushed & vacuumed. Heated up on low flame on camp stove poured into the crack & flatten with a metal putty knife. Slightly smelly when heating but worth it, holds up Minnesota heat & cold.

Really seems to be holding up after some early temperatures below freezing. Real test will come with the coming winter. Other products like cold elastomeric-like caulk has already cracked. There is a little learning curve on how far to pour and still be able to smooth out the hot sealer before it starts to cool.

Ok I've read most of the reviews and for all the people who say the plastic pourer is broken, it is not, the plastic is intentionally split for it to easily fit the can with the supplied air craft clamp. I purchased the Coleman classic 2-burner propane stove which has 2 10k burners. I read a review which said a 8"x6" duct reducer would reduce heat loss and decrease burner melt time. This was spot on as I completely melted 4 cans on a 1 lb camping stove propane tank. Timing to melt was 20-25 minutes. I used a regular paint stirrer and didn't break it, why?? because I pushed straight down around the edges as instructed. I rocked the stirrer side to side pushing straight down on the sides till I released the pressure as it starts to melt. I did not pull on it on the thick side I rocked it on the thin side which is much stronger. Once it melted enough where it completely covers the hardened rubber you are home free and now you just work on the interior blob still pushing straight down. Once melted I used a 10" spackling knife, which I duct taped to a 6 foot pole ( mop or paint stick). This allowed me to pour with my left hand and smooth with the spackling knife in my right. I have to say this rubber is exactly what professionals use so as long as you apply right it should last as compared to all the other solutions which seem to crack, split and freeze the joint and hence increase the crack size, so the next year you are doing crack repair again. I really like this stuff and now I have the tools to keep protecting my driveway as new cracks appear. Sure beats the cost of a new drive way if you invest in the tools and do the job yourself. Hope this helps

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I have used it successfully for a number of years to fill crack in my driveway. Highly recommended.

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Quite a bit of work involved with the heating up to proper pour consistency and pretty messy but it seems to be fine in the end. If you read and follow the directions it will make it the easiest to do. I used a propane camping burner and it worked fine.

The handle gave me a hard time in order to get the tar liquidity it took sometime on the burner which began to melt the handle I really had to be very careful but it did do the trick