🚗Potholes in driveways can cause damage to tires and cars.
👷♀️Fixing potholes requires the use of coal tar mix and a stamper.
⏰Coal tar mix is ideal for repairs and fixing edges.
🌡️Warmer coal tar mix is easier to work with and provides better results.
🔨Deeper potholes may require filling the base with stone chips before applying the tar mix.
What materials do I need to fix a pothole in my driveway?
—You will need coal tar mix, a stamper, a broom, possibly a chisel and hammer, thick rubber gloves, and gum boots.
How long does the repair using coal tar mix last?
—Coal tar mix is a temporary solution and may need to be reapplied over time, especially on busy roads.
Can I use coal tar mix in cold weather?
—Coal tar mix does not need to be kept hard to remain workable, but warmer temperatures make it easier to work with.
What if my pothole is deeper than 30 millimeters?
—If your pothole is deeper than 30 millimeters, you should fill the base with stone chips and use the tar mix to seal it.
How can I prevent damage to my driveway?
—Regular maintenance and inspections of your driveway can help identify and fix small issues before they become potholes.
00:00Introduction
00:08Potholes in driveways are a common problem that can cause damage to tires and cars.
00:20Materials needed for proper pothole repair: coal tar mix, stamper, broom, chisel and hammer (if necessary), thick rubber gloves, and gum boots.
01:00Coal tar mix is ideal for repairs and fixing edges.
01:46Warmer coal tar mix is easier to work with and provides better results.
02:08Deeper potholes may require filling the base with stone chips before applying the tar mix.
02:22Cleaning up after the repair is simple: sweep the area.
02:37Regular maintenance and inspections can help prevent further damage to your driveway.
