🔧 Revitalize Your Driveway with Elastomeric Emulsion Crack Filler Review

I used this product to fill small cracks in my driveway and it did the job well. I also used it to fill the gap between my concrete garage floor and the driveway. The gap was between 1/4 and 1/2 inch. I let it dry for a few days and also applied it little by little to make sure it fully cured and dried. When I pulled into the garage this winter, I noticed the material had torn and was falling apart. Worst of all, I emailed Henry and co asking if the product wasn't working or if I was using it…

Yesterday I applied putty to numerous cracks according to directions and it seems to be drying very well turning into a hard black bead as expected. The cap, on the other hand, has a very poor design. One would think that these days they could come up with a much better design for a product that is very dirty and extremely difficult to clean up if something spills. You need to pull out and cut the pipe from the inside. No big deal other than it's covered in resin! Even if you have leftovers…

I have a 15 year old asphalt road with cracks that are becoming a problem. I've filled them with melted Crack Stix over the years and it was quite a clumsy job with lots of filling and cutting, although the product itself is solid once installed. But I wanted to try a new fusion product and to do that I needed to fill holes in cracks that were already filled, so I bought this cold cast putty knife. It worked surprisingly well and filled in the holes well. I used a stick to smooth it out and got

Reading mixed reviews about this product makes me shake my head. My first order of this product came in and the sealed jar exploded inside. It looked like the package was being delivered in Ace Ventura's opening scene. Reva did the replacement quickly. 2nd package arrived undamaged. It comes in a jar and has a spout that doubles as a lid that can be used to seal cracks but is covered in sealant. Following the simple shaking instructions and seeing how flimsy this sealant was, I used a mug and…

The first thing I did was read the back of a gallon bottle. It is said to shake it out for a few minutes. I have made. He said to remove the top to take the spout and flip it vertically. I put on a pair of latex gloves, took some paper towels, took the spout and wiped it off, then placed it in the lid, spout side up. Easy and without problems. Then I cut off the top by about 1/4 inch. The instructions say 1/8 inch. How does resin flow through a 1/8 inch hole? I don't think so so I cut it off…

While this product isn't bad, we didn't find it as useful as the other product we bought. It's very messy to use - wear gloves! - and tends to harden and clog the spout. We had to keep stopping to clean the nozzle. Also, the bottle features an inverted spout, meaning you have to fish it out of the sticky black interior before you can use it. You can imagine what a mess that is! My main complaint is the mess and inconvenience of using this product. In terms of performance, it's difficult to get…