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Pothole in tarmac driveway

[Deleted User] · 2010-05-16 12:33:57

Is there a cold mix tarmac you can get. I've heard of it but never come across it anywhere. Hoping you folks can steer me in the right direction

16-05-2010 1:33pm

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Is there a cold mix tarmac you can get. I've heard of it but never come across it anywhere.

Hoping you folks can steer me in the right direction

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#2 16-05-2010 2:47pm

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there is a cold mix tar you can get. i would not rate it very highly though. as it remains softer than the surrounding tar and it can remain tacky for a while so if anyone walks on it they can drag tar into your house

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#3 16-05-2010 8:35pm

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should be able to pick it up in ur local hardware/building supplies 20 kg bag cost bout €10-€15 euro laydex a supplier to building suppliers in dublin

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#4 17-05-2010 1:48pm

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My father had used the cold tar stuff with good result.

true it took a while to harden. But it did eventually and is a good job.

put a traffic cone on the repair for a week.

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#5 18-05-2010 12:38am

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Thanks folks

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