Easy and Effective Pothole Repair: A Step-by-Step Guide

🔧Cleaning the area thoroughly and removing any standing water is crucial before repairing potholes.

✅Henry Pothole Patch is recommended for small pothole repairs, as it is easy to use, requires no mixing, and provides a permanent solution.

🛠️Tamping down the patch material ensures a solid and level surface, providing a long-lasting repair.

🔴Applying crack repair along the edges of the patched area helps blend the repair and creates a professional finish.

⏰Allow the repair to dry for 24 hours before applying a top coat sealer. For entire driveway recoding, wait three weeks before sealing.

What should I use to clean the pothole area?

—A concentrated cleaner or any good detergent is recommended for cleaning the pothole area.

What if the pothole is deeper than two inches?

—For deeper potholes, tamp down the patch material in two-inch increments, adding more material as needed.

How long does the Henry Pothole Patch take to dry?

—The patch requires 24 hours to dry. If recoding the entire driveway, wait three weeks before sealing.

What tools can I use to tamp down the patch material?

—A tamper, piece of wood, or even a plywood board can be used to tamp down the patch material.

Can I drive over the repair immediately after applying the patch?

—It is recommended to wait for the patch to dry and set for 24 hours before driving over it.

00:00The video starts with the introduction of pothole repair and the importance of cleaning the area thoroughly.

00:55Henry Pothole Patch is recommended for small pothole repairs due to its ease of use and permanent solution.

02:14The video demonstrates how to apply the patch, ensuring it fills the pothole and tamping it down for a solid repair.

03:43Crack repair is applied along the edges of the patch to blend it with the surrounding area.

04:07After completing the repairs, the video mentions the importance of allowing the patch to dry for 24 hours.