Posted on May 26, 2010. Filed under: Asphalt Repair, Tips | Tags: Asphalt Pothole Repair, Asphalt Pothole Repair with Cold Mix, Asphalt Potholes, Pothole Repair, Pothole Repair with Cold Mix, Potholes |
Cold mix is often considered a quick fix as it is quick and simple to apply. Begin by cleaning the asphalt pothole to ensure there are no loose materials or debris. Next open bag or bags and place into pothole. Tamp down materials by hand or using a garden roller. In some cases you can even use a car tire to tamp the materials on your asphalt repair. Allow the repaired area to cure for 12 to 36 hours before driving on it, and give it two to five days to cure if you are planning to use a seal-coat.
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Cold mix is often considered a quick fix as it is quick and simple to apply. Begin by cleaning the asphalt pothole to ensure there are no loose materials or debris. Next open bag or bags and place into pothole. Tamp down materials by hand or using a garden roller. In some cases you can even use a car tire to tamp the materials on your asphalt repair. Allow the repaired area to cure for 12 to 36 hours before driving on it, and give it two to five days to cure if you are planning to use a seal-coat.
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