Driveway Elastomeric Emulsion Crack Filler

Fills cracks in my asphalt driveway. Easy to pour into cracks, just requires occasional shaking of the bottle. Cracks stay filled, and, when dried, the tarry liquid seems to adapt over time to slight changes in cracks.

It is simple to use and fills the cracks well. $28? ACE has the same product for $14. No such thing as free shipping - it's built into the price

Very easy to use and apply - had to keep shaking the bottle as I worked to keep the nozzle from being blocked but the product was easy to apply and smooth.

I have several deep cracks in my driveway, some going down to the dirt. This product was able to fill all of the cracks and looks decent enough until I can repave the entire driveway. The filler is fairly thin and starts to dry in the bottle as soon as it's exposed to air, so constant shaking is required. If you've got deeper cracks, the filler will settle into the cracks as it dries and you will most likely need a second, possibly third application. I was able to complete my standard 2 garage driveway with 4 bottles.For some reason, shipping on these takes close to 2 weeks so I would suggest ordering a bit more then you think you need, or else you will have to wait a couple weeks to complete the job (like me).

Bought 4 bottles of this product. Used it to fill small cracks, as well as large cracks. On small cracks, it dries in a few days. On larger cracks where you use much more of the crack filler, be prepared it could take a week or so for it to dry completely.

First of all, I've seen people give this product a bad review because it didn't fill the cracks in their concrete driveway... well yeah, it's for asphalt, NOT concrete. With that out of the way, this is a good product that does the job pretty well for a better price than buying tube after tube of any Sikaflex or Red Devil stuff. I found that just pouring it out over the cracks and using a plastic stucco trowel to scrape it out flat and even produced the best results for me. So far I'm pretty impressed and I'm going to keep more on hand if any more cracks show up after the freeze/thaw cycle here in WI.As a side note, if you apply this stuff on a nice sunny day it will look like it's set up and dried pretty well after 6-8 hrs but if you have rain even with a full day in between your first application it will go a bit soggy and look like the setting process reversed itself. Have no fear though, I found that once the rain stops, if you gently hit the moist patches with a Bernzo torch or something similar it will burn off the wetness and harden it up pretty quick. Give it a try before you start review bombing.

I bought and used 13 gallons. At first I was a bit disappointed because it sinks in the hole a lot. That was until I tried the box store brand (airport rated) on the rest of my cracks. Henrys even though it sinks in the hole and requires multiple coats never cracked even in my really big cracks. The box store junk cracked in cracks half the size of the Henrys. Henrys was worth the extra pennies.

I used this for the first time and so far it is working well. I used some as a top coat for a patch job.

Very easy to apply and fills the cracks just the way it's supposed to. So far I've only had it on for 2 weeks but it looks great. There's been no cracking and some of the cracks that it filled were half an inch wide and it did a great job on them. The disadvantage is that it's expensive. But I felt I'd rather use an expensive product once then a less expensive one twice.

Works well and easy to apply. The cap needs to be cut to a minimum of 1/4” in to pass the small lumps in the mix. Very few but will. Plug the applicator tip up if it is smaller.

Works great and easy to apply

Like the ease of using the product versus using a tube and a caulking gun to apply. Just used an old paintbrush to smooth over the entire crack and seal both sides to form a waterproof barrier. Discard old brush.

Looks like it's working fine