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repairing a drive.

  • 23-08-2012 12:16pm
    #1
    amandstu
    Registered Users Posts: 3,701 ✭✭✭


    I can't afford to do the whole lot and so I want to patch it (it is rutted/potholes). I have plenty of matching gravel and so my plan is to use this to fill the holes and pour in the liquid that you see the council workers use when they fill in potholes on a temporary basis.
    Does this make sense?
    Where would I source that product?
    Thanks for any help?


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  • #2
    martinn123
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 2,300 ✭✭✭martinn123


    amandstu wrote: »
    I can't afford to do the whole lot and so I want to patch it (it is rutted/potholes). I have plenty of matching gravel and so my plan is to use this to fill the holes and pour in the liquid that you see the council workers use when they fill in potholes on a temporary basis.
    Does this make sense?
    Where would I source that product?
    Thanks for any help?

    I think this is the stuff you need.

    http://www.irishtar.ie/Rephalt.pdf


  • #3
    amandstu
    Registered Users Posts: 3,701 ✭✭✭amandstu


    thanks but that product looks like it is ready mixed (contains its own aggregate).
    I was hoping to find a liquid product that I could pour onto my own loose gravel as I think that would go futher and work out cheaper.

    I did get something in the past but I was beffuddled as to what grade to get as some of them seem to set quite fast and aren't suitable for storage apparently -and I might have to wait for a dry few days before I could use it.


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