Road Rescue Asphalt Repair

I am very satisfied with the ease I can work with this product! Open the bag, pour in hole and just spread a bit. Then I drive over it back and forth and tamp it down. Easy and durable.

Little worried when I first bought this as my driveway is of a different material than a standard road, but I had cracks to fix. Followed directons and tamped it down. As long as you tamp it down and pack it no little rocks come out (which I was worried about). Ready to drive on immediately after. First order was for 2 bags and I liked it so I bought another 5.

Bags are heavy but does amazing job at filling holes and gaps. I actually used it to fill in my driveway lip where the concrete broke off (for years) and it did n excellent job. Easy to spread and it does not stick to your tires or make a mess. Worth the money.

Delivery time was very quick and FedEx driver was superior. We have used this product for small driveway repairs and it stands up to everything it claims to be. Easy to spread,we used hoes, and driving over it with car beats having to hand temper it. Price was lower than competitors.

Easy to pour. Drove car tire over it to flatten. Seems solid. Fixed depressions in asphalt driveway.

Swept away dirt from repair area. Opened bag and poured on repair area. Drove car over repair area. Immediate results. One month later, it bonded to original asphalt.

Easy to use. Just fill in the area needing repair. Compact and begin driving over it for further compact and use. Seems to be durable and appears to hold up well over the past six months.

pretty good to patch the hole or uneven surface. need a flat bottom tool to smock the asphalt to let them stick together. after that use the car to smooth them over.

Application is just as easy as promised, flowing into potholes and crevices readily and tamping into place using either a hand tamper, vibration damper or just vehicle wheel driven over it. The problem starts the next day when the surface granules begin to loosen from the well-tamped surface since there apparently is no real adhesive to bind the material other than a black substance coating the product granules. Wind, rain water flowing over it or just sweeping with a broom takes off the top layer easily and probably would erode the rest of the material eventually if one doesn't 'seal' the surface with a liquid sealant immediately.

The review comes to quickly for a product like this. Send it to me next year after it has went thru an entire season, then I can do an honest review. For no I'll just place it in the middle, no better or no worse than others.