Tarmac Asphalt Repair - 12.5Kg

Curing time varies depending on temperature, humidity, and the depth of the repair. Generally, it is traffic-ready within a few hours in ideal conditions (warm and dry). Cooler or damp conditions will extend the curing time.

While it can be applied in cooler temperatures, performance and curing may be slower. For best results, apply in temperatures above 5°C (41°F).

Firm compaction is crucial. Use a hand tamper, a plate compactor, or the flat end of a shovel to press the material down firmly and evenly.

The Tarmac Asphalt Repair is best suited for filling potholes and cracks up to approximately 2-3 inches deep. For deeper voids, it may be necessary to fill in layers, compacting each layer.

Basic tools like a shovel for scooping and spreading, and a tamper or heavy flat object for compaction are sufficient. Gloves are recommended for handling.

Yes, it is suitable for use on driveways, pedestrian paths, patios, and car parks where asphalt surfaces are present.

Ensure the material was properly compacted. Insufficient compaction is the most common cause of a poor repair. Allow more time for curing, especially in cooler temperatures.

Ensure the edges of the damaged area were clean and free from loose material. Lightly dampening the edges before application can improve adhesion.

The material was likely not spread or compacted evenly. Remove any loose material and reapply, ensuring even distribution and thorough compaction.