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Default How to seam the ends of new asphalt driveway

Hello everyone. Today I am having my asphalt guy come back to pack down and
add a new layer of asphalt to the existing driveway he did about 6 months ago.
Long story short. He did a poor job and I dont want to ask him to do
anymore work. Its bad enough Im making him correct his mistakes after
the first time. My question is. The house had an original driveway. I had
the driveway widened about 1000 sq ft. So I have an old driveway and a new
driveway. I want to know how I can seam the 2 together. With like a liquid
asphalt of some sort? I see it done on all the main roads but I never had it
done to my driveway. So I noticed the edge of the new asphalt kind of
crumbles. Like Little Rocks break off ect.... i am handy so Im sure I
could take on the task. I just dont work with asphalt so I am lost on this
one. Any help would be greatly appreciated
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