Tarmac repair

[lennonptpaul]

Thanks, really helpful. Our driveway needs this, so glad its a easier fix than having the whole driveway re-done.

[PeterMarkAzzopardi]

I did a DIY repair to a small area of damaged path where I spilt some petrol from my lawn mower. Mixed up some stone shingle with bitumen paint and then poured into the hole. I didn't have a shovel and rammer either so I used a 16 KG kettlebell to compress!

[thebindydiaries]

A man walks into a bar with a roll of tarmac under his arm. He says to the barman, I'll have a pint of lager...and one for the road.

[coryrolls]

Thanks mate this is going to help me repair my tarmac where ive knocked down a wall on my driveway, thanks again!

[Golfgtiguy]

Very helpful video .I was unaware there was such a product .👍

[owain]

Forgot to say keep the videos coming really enjoy watching them

[luxetveritas]

Thanks Brother. Thought this is what I should do.. but seeing it is most helpful. Excellent video.

[dancasa]

You can wash the whole drive first then carry out the repair and finish off with back 2 black sealer for a perfect look.

[chaz]

I like the new tools & gloves an coat ha useful video for repair work 👍

[lionelification]

Get a stihl saw and cut the edges neat, will stop the tarmac coming loose if you have a better then bitumen seal the joints to stop water getting in and ruining the tarmac

[peacockealot]

I thought you were doing an archeological dig at first with the little trowel and brush in the hole! Lol

[daz]

The best way is to put 3 layers in and compact each one down with the lump hammer but use the head to tamp as covers more area then finish off with trowel....Best tip is to warm the tar up prior to using put near a radiator or even better near the fire not too close tho don't want it catching on fire and burning the house down and worst bit is the driveway still ain't finished 😩 but that's worst case scenario lol other than that it's a great product 👍Did you get much snow in the end?

[jbuilds]

Yes, I am considering it getting it Tarmaced. Thank you

[ukgraffitiwalker]

Thanks for this, I'm doing some repairs using this stuff. Very helpful 👍

[richt]

Great video! Make it very easy to do. Been speaking to someone who said their tarmac never hardened and that I should use a blowtorch once I had compacted the tarmac. I m a novice, is this good advice? Just want to get it right first time around!

[Reedo]

Hey bud, thanks for the videos. Been really useful of late. We've just put in a new water main and underground waste (something I also watched on your channel, thanks), amongst other things. What sort of coverage would you get from one of these bags?

Need to get our drive back to something that doesn't look too bad but as we still have a fair amount of work to do I'm not looking at putting too much money into it until we've done everything else. This could work, but I'm concerned about the number of bags I'd need. I've got a channel about 200mm wide and about 10m long plus a 1mx1m joining bay and a raised bed we dug up, but it's a good sized drive (can fit 3 cars) so tarmacing the whole thing would cost a couple of 1000.

Any help/advice most welcome, thanks

[garranstvall]

Hi, Greta video! What Jointing compound word you recommend before using the cold lay. Thank you. 👍🏾

[jonjonmusic]

Your videos are great to watch, but do you have any that show how to install a patio roof? I have a flat wall with siding and I really need to know how to mount the roof to the wall.. Thank you in advance

[bigbiemacaw]

So I’m building eventually a pergola, in between the house and the apartment where I house my parrots, so it will be an aviary but I’m wondering..(looking out at the high winds, there’s a crazy storm blowing over Ireland atm, 18/Feb/22 wooh my first time writing the date in 22.) but the area is already tarmac, Ed, should I cut trough it with an angle grinder, then cement it in and repair the area with that quick Mac still, or would it be possible to attach it to the ground with some sort of bolts, what would be more secure, I intended to put a partial per-specks roof on, and attach it to the new roof on that that the lads build in an extra beam so I could attach it easier, I recently bought a mither saw to make parrot toys, but have also been trying to hire someone to do it almost two years, first it was none could come because of covid, then once restrictions were lifted everyone was booked solid, there all friends who say they’ll help if I wanna give it a go…I keep seeing all these women on the internet and tv doing cool stuff with there few tools…I also snapped up a mig welder, planning to teach myself to weld..it took me a week to figure out I needed to have the extra clip attached to the metal I was trying to weld, I taught it was broken, but I didn’t give up, I couldn’t see a thing trough the mask, do I need a better quality mask, . Or is that the norm do most welders go half guessing where to lay a weld…what I welded fell apart the next day..but that’s ok, it’s all part of learning, if I don’t try I’ll never get ok at it…now I’ve found your channel it’ll be a great help..Tysm ♥️ from Ireland 🇮🇪

[elspethsantiago]

Thank you for video :) Would this work in a massive puddle in a tarmacked driveway please?
The puddle has gradual rather than steep edges.