Hello,


My 20+ year old asphalt/tar driveway has 2 large cracks across it. There
is one near the beginning of the driveway, and one near the end of the
driveway. The cracks are about 5-6 feet long, and about 1/2 inch wide. I
really don't know how deep they are, because they are filled with dirt,
sand, and debris from the Winter.
I know that they sell both "Blacktop Patch", and "Blacktop Caulk". So my
question is, which one is better??


I have seen the one by "Quikrete" called "Blacktop Patch", which says it
can be used for filling in cracks and holes in asphalt. As far as caulk
goes, there is a bunch of different companies that all have "Blacktop
Caulk". I have seen the "caulk crack filler" by Quikrete, Dap, GE,
Liquid Nails, OSI, Dupont, Henry, and PL Corp.


I guess my other question is, who makes the best one? I figure the Dap,
GE, Liquid Nails, and Quikrete are the most popular, because they carry
those ones everywhere.


So, which one should I use, the "Blacktop Patch" or the "Blacktop
Caulk", and second are they all the same, or is one brand better than
the other, and if so, which brand do you prefer?


Any info. and/or opinions would greatly be appreciated!!!


Thanks!

On Mar 19, 5:29*pm, (MICHELLE H.) wrote:
Hello,

My 20+ year old asphalt/tar driveway has 2 large cracks across it. There
is one near the beginning of the driveway, and one near the end of the
driveway. The cracks are about 5-6 feet long, and about 1/2 inch wide. I
really don't know how deep they are, because they are filled with dirt,
sand, and debris from the Winter.
I know that they sell both "Blacktop Patch", and "Blacktop Caulk". So my
question is, which one is better??

I have seen the one by "Quikrete" called "Blacktop Patch", which says it
can be used for filling in cracks and holes in asphalt. As far as caulk
goes, there is a bunch of different companies that all have "Blacktop
Caulk". I have seen the "caulk crack filler" by Quikrete, Dap, GE,
Liquid Nails, OSI, Dupont, Henry, and PL Corp.

I guess my other question is, who makes the best one? I figure the Dap,
GE, Liquid Nails, and Quikrete are the most popular, because they carry
those ones everywhere.

So, which one should I use, the "Blacktop Patch" or the "Blacktop
Caulk", and second are they all the same, or is one brand better than
the other, and if so, which brand do you prefer?

Any info. and/or opinions would greatly be appreciated!!!

Thanks!

I have a concrete driveway and have used DAP concrete patch. It
worked real well and was easy to use. I assume the kind they make for
blacktop would be equally easy. Perhaps someone else has experience
with other brands. The concrete patch was used with a regular
caulking gun.

On Mar 19, 6:08*pm, Dottie wrote:
On Mar 19, 5:29*pm, (MICHELLE H.) wrote:





Hello,

My 20+ year old asphalt/tar driveway has 2 large cracks across it. There
is one near the beginning of the driveway, and one near the end of the
driveway. The cracks are about 5-6 feet long, and about 1/2 inch wide. I
really don't know how deep they are, because they are filled with dirt,
sand, and debris from the Winter.
I know that they sell both "Blacktop Patch", and "Blacktop Caulk". So my
question is, which one is better??

I have seen the one by "Quikrete" called "Blacktop Patch", which says it
can be used for filling in cracks and holes in asphalt. As far as caulk
goes, there is a bunch of different companies that all have "Blacktop
Caulk". I have seen the "caulk crack filler" by Quikrete, Dap, GE,
Liquid Nails, OSI, Dupont, Henry, and PL Corp.

I guess my other question is, who makes the best one? I figure the Dap,
GE, Liquid Nails, and Quikrete are the most popular, because they carry
those ones everywhere.

So, which one should I use, the "Blacktop Patch" or the "Blacktop
Caulk", and second are they all the same, or is one brand better than
the other, and if so, which brand do you prefer?

Any info. and/or opinions would greatly be appreciated!!!

Thanks!

I have a concrete driveway and have used DAP concrete patch. *It
worked real well and was easy to use. *I assume the kind they make for
blacktop would be equally easy. *Perhaps someone else has experience
with other brands. *The concrete patch was used with a regular
caulking gun.- Hide quoted text -

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First you need to clean out the crack at least a couple of inches,
then use a thick crack filler , a patch would probably be too thick to
fill in the crack, based on what I have seen from neighbors who used
patching type materials.