I have 3 big cracks across my long driveway. What comes in the "original" package vs "refill"? i.e. if I have 3 large 40 ft. cracks what do I buy?
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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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The only difference between "original' & "refill" is that you get the handle assembly (handle and clamp) to hold the can of crack sealer, also known as hot-melt tar! The stuff is good, great even....but you expect more in the can than there is. Fill your cracks with foam rubber or other such gap filler before using this product, or else you will use a LOT of it! The stuff works great, but follow the instructions for heating it TO THE LETTER. This is NOT the place to experiment or 'do your own thing'.
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I think the refill is just a can of the rubber, the kit comes with the pouring can. Also if you contact the seller he will get back to you.
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If you want to include the driveway I think the best way is to find a seem to follow or cut a shallow groove 1/4 inch or so to lay the wire in and cover it with a driveway crack filler. I opted to keep my dogs off the driveway and out of the garage. Just thought there were to many potential hazards there.
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I have mine jam packed because I roll it to the driveway when I have yard sales. It is worth the money. It is unlike those that you buy in the stores. You will love it and I believe it will last a long time.
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We had the same problem with ours. I don't think we want to invest in a new bowl because it will just crack again. We are going to try a sealant to get us through until we can purchase one that can hold up during the winter months.
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I have the same problem..so I'm out the price of two of these, plus two refills that I can't return due to them being hazardous material...quite a chunk of money for nothing. I hope someone can help us out
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I have purchased refill kits consisting of the the ink suggested by the manufacturer, in my case TO69(series) Epson ink. The kit contained 5 sets of 3 colors + black squeese bottles containing 30ml of ink in each bottle. The bottles have a resealable spout small enough to fit in the refill hole (with stopper) in your non-oem cartridge. The printer occasionally quits recognizing the cartridge, in which case I usually only have to remove the cartridge and reinstall it. Search until you find kits of bottles recommended for your printer. My kit contained 750ml of ink for around 10/12 dollars plus shipping. I am satisfied with the results. I have purchased refill kits consisting of the the ink suggested by the manufacturer, in my case TO69(series) Epson ink. The kit contained 5 sets of 3 colors + black squeese bottles containing 30ml of ink in each bottle. The bottles have a resealable spout small enough to fit in the refill hole (with stopper) in your non-oem cartridge. The printer occasionally quits recognizing the cartridge, in which case I usually only have to remove the cartridge and reinstall it. Search until you find kits of bottles recommended for your printer. My kit contained 750ml of ink for around 10/12... » Read More I have purchased refill kits consisting of the the ink suggested by the manufacturer, in my case TO69(series) Epson ink. The kit contained 5 sets of 3 colors + black squeese bottles containing 30ml of ink in each bottle. The bottles have a resealable spout small enough to fit in the refill hole (with stopper) in your non-oem cartridge. The printer occasionally quits recognizing the cartridge, in which case I usually only have to remove the cartridge and reinstall it. Search until you find kits of bottles recommended for your printer. My kit contained 750ml of ink for around 10/12 dollars plus shipping. I am satisfied with the results. « Show Less
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I only used this product at 1st. I changed to "Transport Mikron" for things closer to me and "Demand" for the cracks I didn't touch. Both must dry before touching them. Transport is more effective. Go to http://www.domyownpestcontrol.com and read about products and other reviews. Transport was actually suggested by an exterminator (it is what they use). You will need to buy a 2 gallon pump sprayer from a farm supply store also
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My driveway is about 40 feet long. It is covered by very old beat-up blacktop with many spots very rough and uneven due to years of heaving during our rough winters on the south shore of Lake Superior. Last winter was my first occasion to use the Yukon on it and it performed wonderfully. If your drive's gravel is firm during the winter I would suspect the Yukon would glide very well over it and do the job.
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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 too have the exposed aggregate type driveway. I have run only one panel about 15 feet long as a test before itgot cold. Had no problem with loss of stones. This with a washer rated at 2550psi. Works fine. I was concerned notenough pressure. Instructions that came with it do not list a min. pressure, only a max. of 3200 or3300 psi. I'm sold!
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Ours was empty and the bowl still cracked in half over the winter here in Wisconsin. The company's warranty consisted of you bought it - you own it - tough luck for you.
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I would say the crack was 7 feet long. 3 tubes covered both sides. I filled heavily and I would guess a tube would fill about 6 feet with a quarter inch crack. All depends on how much you force. The stuff worked great though. Very satisfied
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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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You have to ask the seller. I did ask this same question of the seller "SumpPumpSupplies" and they did send me the exact model i requested. Very good service. List all the sellers for the product using the seller option, for example: "3 new from $92.99". Click on the seller information link and find the "contact the seller".
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Gayle, use the gel people use for fixing or sealing cracked driveways and garage floors. You can easily find it at Lowes, Homedepot, or Ace Hardware stores.
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I also use these during the summer hot months, before I seal my driveway. I make sure to add the asphalt seal around all edges so the snow shovel or plow does not have anything to grab. Otherwise, I just use crack filler around the edges once it is in place to cover/seal the edges. I have some of these strips that have been on for over 7 years. Each layer of driveway seal covers then more so the older ones are invisible. I highly recommend them.
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I just ran it in one of the normal grooves the concrete guys put in your driveway and then covered it with a tube of gray concrete filler. That was 7 years ago - still works. Just make sure you don't cut it with your edger!