🔧Resurfacing your driveway can prolong its lifespan and improve its appearance.
🏠Start by filling any cracks and repairing potholes before resurfacing.
🧹Thoroughly clean and prepare the driveway by removing weeds, washing, and removing oil spots.
🔩Follow the manufacturer's instructions for mixing the resurfacer thoroughly for optimal results.
🖌️Apply a thin, even coat of the resurfacer using the brush side of the spreader for better control and coverage.
Do I need to repair cracks before resurfacing?
—Yes, it's important to fill any cracks and repair potholes before resurfacing your driveway.
What should I use to clean the driveway before resurfacing?
—You can use a hose with a little detergent to wash the driveway, and if there are oil spots, use a degreaser before resurfacing.
How long does the resurfacer take to cure?
—Follow the manufacturer's instructions for the recommended curing time before driving on the resurfaced driveway.
How many coats of the Henry Asphalt Resurfacer do I need?
—One thin coat of the Henry Asphalt Resurfacer is sufficient for most driveways.
Can I resurface my driveway myself?
—Yes, resurfacing your driveway is a do-it-yourself project that can be completed in a couple of hours.
01:06Before resurfacing, fill cracks and repair potholes on your driveway.
01:44Clean the entire driveway by washing it with a hose and detergent, and remove oil spots.
02:29Mix the Henry Asphalt Resurfacer for at least 5 minutes to ensure a uniform consistency.
03:12Apply the resurfacer in thin, even coats using the brush side of the spreader.
06:04Once applied, allow 24 to 48 hours for the resurfacer to cure before driving on it.
