Is this just as good as using the patching product ? Am getting driveway sealed after all my cracks are repaired - so will this be just as effective as patching and/or filler ?
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If you have a crack of say 1/2 to 3/4 inch depth and 3/8 to 1/4 inch width, it is better to use a proven filler (like U.S. ColdPatch) first then seal off the filled-in area with Cpi Driveway Medic. The product you asked me about does not fill in cracks or worse, pot holes.
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I have had mine on for over a year and love it..Has stood up to snow plows very well. I will be getting more for other cracks..Like it better then any patch stuff I have bought in the past..I cut it for a little wider then the crack..
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I had someone patch my driveway and didn't hold up thats why we decided to try this. Whats nice about this product, once you cover the cracks you can seal your driveway. We were happy with the ease of application and the results of a professional look.
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I have not had good luck with any rustoleum products. No matter what I do.....great prep work...evrything....the rust comes back. I would be very skeptical. I just tired this stuff....hasn't been long enough to determine if it works. It is clear. I think the intent is to seal the rust in so oxygen can't get to it.
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Hi Nathan, I agree with MOzarkian regarding the spray. I'd make sure to cover the entire piece, front and back well. I live in Florida, and we too decorate outside walls......clear sealant is my best friend!!! You might have less issue with rust as where you are it is a much drier climate.
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It will patch a hole, but so will bondo. If you need to restore the structure, this will be better, but you need to use the liquid epoxy first, the the paste to fill the void.
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Clean the driveway crack of any loose debris and standing water. Shake the Sakrete bottle(rolling it on a flat surface seems to do well). Cut the applicator tip and pour into crack. It will set faster the hotter the weather. Have some kind of tool to smooth it if necessary(I used a squeegee) and your done.
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The product works beautifully when you follow the instructions. Also make sure there is nothing blocking the surface where the cracks run buy when seal the crack before filling the foam. Otherwise you'll have problem with the foam filling the cracks.
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Hi, After trying this, my advice is that you don't wast your money (if you have not purchased it yet). And get a professional person who seals driveways to apply the Hot liquid Tar FIRST, which is very thick and heavy, different from the sealer.What I did, is clean the driveway VERY well, Power washed it, I think even used metal hard brush. I also filled the cracks & packed them (as much as I can) with driveway patch. It was warm & perfect temp when I applied it. After 12 - 16 months, all of it started pealing. It did what it's supposed to and worked perfectly ... but for 1 year only. Not worth the hassle and effort. Hi, After trying this, my advice is that you don't wast your money (if you have not purchased it yet). And get a professional person who seals driveways to apply the Hot liquid Tar FIRST, which is very thick and heavy, different from the sealer.What I did, is clean the driveway VERY well, Power washed it, I think even used metal hard brush. I also filled the cracks & packed them (as much as I can) with driveway patch. It was warm & perfect temp when I applied it. After 12 - 16 months, all of it started pealing. It did what it's supposed to and worked perfectly ... but for 1 year only.... » Read More Hi, After trying this, my advice is that you don't wast your money (if you have not purchased it yet). And get a professional person who seals driveways to apply the Hot liquid Tar FIRST, which is very thick and heavy, different from the sealer.What I did, is clean the driveway VERY well, Power washed it, I think even used metal hard brush. I also filled the cracks & packed them (as much as I can) with driveway patch. It was warm & perfect temp when I applied it. After 12 - 16 months, all of it started pealing. It did what it's supposed to and worked perfectly ... but for 1 year only. Not worth the hassle and effort. « Show Less
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It worked wonder for me. The rubber weather seal around the car windows were rough and discolored (looked faded gray-white-ish). I cleaned all the dirt with Meguiar's D10101 All Purpose Cleaner (10:1 diluted), then applied heavily 4, 5 coats of this. The weather seal did get soften quite a bit; but the most important thing was that I got rid of that old faded unsightly color, now they look shiny deep black.
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I'm not sure if what I used was epoxy, but I used an industrial sealant on my garage floor. It didn't change the color but it made it look like it was wet and it made sweeping and using a squeegee great. Anyway, I applied 3 of them and they worked and continue to work great 3 years later, but one of them eventually did come lose. This was because the area where I put it, the concrete was uneven so the entire thing wasn't adhered. Anyway, that one stayed put for over a year before it came off and it did not remove any of my sealant.
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I found the PC Products to be easy to use and durable. The hardening liquid is amazing! It hardened the surface allowing the filler to take hold. I used it on a window frame, applying several layers and allowed it to dry and harden before applying another layer. My only problem was in the finishing. The material is hard to sand, so the top layer is messy and not to my satisfaction. All in all it is a good solution if you don't want to replace the door! Hope this helps.
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We did not end up using our kit like this one. We used a patch from a pool store with there glue that they recommended. It has worked great so far. There patch was thicker.
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Hi It will not close cracks You should fill those first with a cement based filler and the sealer will then seal the filler plus the original concrete Regards Mike 423-503-4490
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I used 3M 5200 sealant/adhesive. If you run drill bit backwards to drill holes... Gelcoat will not crack and splinter. Enjoy, C
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I used it to patch pits and cracks in garage cement. I made sure it did not need stirred up, but basically just trowrled it on and let it set up. Only a couple placed did I need to add a second coat to bring it to level. I had used it several years ago, around cement at the back door to the garage. It has held up to extreme temperature changes and traffic over it. It is for thinner cracks. They make a powder to which you do add water for deeper wider cracks.
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I've tried all that Amazon has. I also had (have) similar cracks in my asphalt as you describe. Go to Lowes or Home Depot in their roofing/driveway repair area and get a 50# box of tar (two 25# cubes). We used that - it is much cheaper than the Amazon seal-it product. I used a 25 qt old pot with a propane outdoor wok burner. Heat the tar to bubbling and use a trowel to "spoon" the tar over the cracks to cover. I just went through a winter and this tar was the only product that survived the wx. I plan to cover more of my existing cracks again during spring and summer. This is the same product used by the State highway department for public roads and it works.... I've tried all that Amazon has. I also had (have) similar cracks in my asphalt as you describe. Go to Lowes or Home Depot in their roofing/driveway repair area and get a 50# box of tar (two 25# cubes). We used that - it is much cheaper than the Amazon seal-it product. I used a 25 qt old pot with a propane outdoor wok burner. Heat the tar to bubbling and use a trowel to "spoon" the tar over the cracks to cover. I just went through a winter and this tar was the only product that survived the wx. I plan to cover more of my existing cracks again during spring and summer. This is the... » Read More I've tried all that Amazon has. I also had (have) similar cracks in my asphalt as you describe. Go to Lowes or Home Depot in their roofing/driveway repair area and get a 50# box of tar (two 25# cubes). We used that - it is much cheaper than the Amazon seal-it product. I used a 25 qt old pot with a propane outdoor wok burner. Heat the tar to bubbling and use a trowel to "spoon" the tar over the cracks to cover. I just went through a winter and this tar was the only product that survived the wx. I plan to cover more of my existing cracks again during spring and summer. This is the same product used by the State highway department for public roads and it works.... « Show Less
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It's the same as a patch with glue but much faster and seals better. I used it on a Sevylor raft and I would buy this product again when it runs out. It will seal a hole that is under the water line but I don't think it can be applied to a wet raft. I have had no problems with the raft or the patch coming off. It is leaps and bounds better than glue.
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I don't have any experience with the cartridge application but I can positively endorse the sealant when applied with a paint brush.... particularly when it's application is an original one. The downside of applying it over other previously applied "sealants" is that most of them split & crack as a result of age and weather and the "new" Sashco patch has no choice but to crack with it. I'm very happy with the product when applied to an original leak or crack that hasn't been "fixed" before with another product.