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The process typically involves cleaning the area, filling it with the right asphalt repair material, and ensuring proper leveling for water drainage. For a detailed guide on how to tackle this, I recommend checking out our article on spot repairs in asphalt pavements: blog.asphaltkingdom.com/spot-repair-in-asphalt-pavements If you have any more questions, feel free to ask 🚀
Great question. It is asphalt based with water added to the blend to make it malleable for application. It’s like a mud. You can apply a light dusting of oil based sealer when it’s 100% cured.
Looks really good? Really? After 2nd coat, I still see nasty cracks, need 3rd coat and probably 4th to have it smooth but then that's really defeating the purpose. That driveway they are on, look at it, the white line, and behind the guy applying, and to the left and to the right, it's beyond help, it needs to be repaved when it looks like that, and why a pallet (36) for $2150, $60 a bucket, for contractor, but (3) 5 gal. buckets is $550, $183 a bucket!!! for homeowner!! A little price gouging!! Lol 🤣
@@thomasschuldaski9968 I dont think the person applying it did a good job, he over worked it, and pulled it out of the cracks, you can see him do it. Also, not sure where you are getting your pricing, its $79.50/5gal.
it was not going to rain when we decided to apply 12 pails to our parking lot..... rained and rained and rained some more...What can we do? Help.. Please HELP!!!
Hey there! Monitor the patched are, check for surface texture issues, cracking, peeling, flaking, or if it looks loose. Also, check if it is seeping water, or excessive wear after light traffic. Heavy or persistent rain could wash away the material or cause it not to set and cure properly, you may need to redo it.
This product is recommended for normal sized cracks (1/2" wide & 1/4" deep). If it's larger, you need to consider using hot rubber crack filler. In your case with dirt showing, a cut and patch might be necessary.
They may look the same but the formulation is different. We've tried and tested different products out in the market and Gator Patch is where we put our money when it comes to repairing extensive alligator cracking.
How do you price a gator patch process because in your parking lots are full of gator cracks, so how do you price that you know you could elaborate that on that or actually do another video on how to do the pricing of that thank you
Fantastic question and generally you’re pricing at around $15 per sq foot for alligator cracks. It’s really designed to be a patch solution not designed for a whole driveway or parking lot. Small areas that are showing signs of extreme cracking are ideal to use gator patch on. Clean well with a wire broom and then gator away!
Thanks for reaching out! We don't have a distributor in Argentina but we are more than happy to process an order to your country. However, we will need the help of a freight forwarder.
I did what you did and cracked again in a year. Then I tried GE Advanced Silicone has done a great job for my asphalt driveway. It’s hard to beat 100% flexible silicone.
Hi Bigmo! Thanks for your comment. We can ship the Gator Patch anywhere in the US and Canada. Please reach out to us at 1-866-399-5562 We have experts available and ready to help you.
Thanks for reaching out @McGovern1981! We're not familiar with the product that you mentioned, but we'd be happy to provide more details or answer any other questions you might have about our Gator Patch.
Thanks again Bigmo! It looks like there's a lot of opportunity there to offer alligatored asphalt repair and pothole repair. You can earn big this winter with our RY2X2 asphalt heater. Check out this video to learn more: ruclips.net/video/5NBKvky569g/видео.html
There are various methods available to get rid of ants from your driveway, and they range from natural home remedies to commercial pest control products. Here are a couple that I'd go with: Borax Bait: Mix equal parts of borax and a sweet substance like powdered sugar. Place the mixture near the ant holes. Ants are attracted to the sugar and will carry the lethal borax back to their colony. Commercial Ant Baits and Insecticides: These can be purchased from your local garden or home improvement store. Just be sure to follow the instructions on the label for safety.
Great question! Depends on the square feet of the tennis court. Gator Patch is a great all-around asphalt patch that is ready to use right out of the pail. Get up to 20 square feet of coverage per gallon for alligatored areas, and up to 150 linear feet of 1/2" x 1/2" cracks.
No prime coat? And did yall mix the stuff up in the bucket before hand? Looks like it would separate in a bucket like paint would over time.. and how do you blend it in to not look like a big obvious patch job?
That’s correct. No prime coat needed for gator patch or sealcoat. It is thick like mud and doesn’t separate. In regards to the big obvious patch, always best to sealcoat the complete parking lot or driveway surface after to make it all uniform and black.
Why would I need to delute my sealer 20 to 30 percent?? Also, Apparently he couldn't answer the other question either, I'm confused. "What is the re-coat for sealcoating?" WTF does that mean?? Lol 🤣, and why do you want to know the volume solids percentage?? What are you a fucking scientist!! Lol 🤣
I received the Gator patch. On the side of the 5 gallon can it is suggested to use tackcote primer binder before putting down the gator patch. your video does not use a primer. What do you suggest?
Thanks for asking, Mike! You can purchase this on our website here www.asphaltkingdom.com/gator-patch.html You can also call us here if you have more questions 👉1-866-399-5562
what I have found with other products, if done in warm weather for quicker drying, when ground cools like in winter the cracks reappear due to the contraction of asphalt, leaving cracks again. is this very elastic to allow for expansion , contraction of asphalt
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The Gator Patch is professionally formulated for alligatored cracks only. It can last up to 3 to 4 years with the right application and drying time. Learn more here:www.asphaltkingdom.com/gator-patch.html
No, it’s not that easy. How long do you gotta wait to seal it.??? and can you use dish mix with Gilsonite sealer going over it because I don’t use any water-based products father and son Blacktop
Great observation! It can feel a bit like frosting a cake when applying Gator Patch! The thick consistency is designed to fill and seal those alligator cracks effectively, making it a satisfying process.
Hi Hamad, thanks for the comment. Yes, that would be the best solution for heavily alligatored asphalt ruclips.net/video/5NBKvky569g/видео.html but if you are looking for an easy fix that would also accomplish the job the Gator patch is one of the best out there.
had drive ways sealed last year, but paver contractor used gator patch after sealing. Can i apply gator patch to areas he did not cover without resaling?
This really depends on the weather conditions outside. As an example, if in the hot summer, you could seal coat a second coat within a couple hours but if it’s cool in the high 50s and overcast, they could take a day or two before you do your second coat. The real key is to have the first coat completely dry before doing your second application. That’s why it’s good to spray your first code a little bit more thin as your primer code and then do your second application as your permanent final coat.
Good question! As long as the application process is correct and the product had time to cure properly, it should hold even after winter. You can check out the product page for more info about the product: www.asphaltkingdom.com/gator-patch.html
@@AsphaltKingdom hahaha at $15/sq.ft might as well just pay to get it resurfaced! 3000sq.ft driveway to resurface is around $5-7k...at your $15/sq.ft it would cost me $18k ... for that kind of cheddar I would just replace with cement
Great idea! Blowing out the cracks with compressed air is a smart move before applying the patch. It really helps to get a clean surface for better adhesion. Have you given it a shot? We'd love to hear how it worked for you!
... so summary in a nutshell if you use this product you're going to have to expect imperfections on the color of your driveway after you sealcoat correct? Unfortunately, customers will be disappointed after when the driveway does not look uniform color wise. I understand the principle behind trying to repair alligator cracks but nowadays customers will be upset if the driveway does not have the same color results after.
The color tone will be the same once you sealcoat it. The texture will be different however because of the lack of aggregate. Homeowners who don’t repair the cracks will have the eye sore of cracks and also the pavement will be on fast track to deterioration as water will destroy the base leading to unsafe potholes and depressions that are tripping hazards and lead to liability challenges. Much better to proactively maintain and reactively repair as needed to keep it safe, prolong the life saving money and making it look better.
Paul Ozeruga gator patch has its place for application and so does hot rubber. If you have a dense area of cracks that look a lot like alligator skin, we recommend gator patch: Hot rubber is absolutely the beat for singular longitudinal cracks as the rubber will seal those better and definitely faster with a push melter and applicator machine - www.asphaltkingdom.com/crack-filling-equipment.html
Pablo, the wait will depend on the weather. The first thin coat of Gator Patch can dry in as little as a half hour. We recommend sealcoating after 48 hours so the Gator Patch is fully cured. Please check out the details and FAQs on www.asphaltkingdom.com/gator-patch.html 😀
looks like a glorified seal coat. Just a little thicker but if you're squeegying it on the effect is the same as seal coat. probably more expensive too
Good morning! The solids in gator patch are way higher providing the ability to seal cracks and small holes that sealer simply wouldn’t. Gator Patch is more of a mud like material with the binding agents that you find in both sealer and asphalt itself. You wouldn’t be able to repair alligator cracks with Sealcoat. You’d want gator patch for sure.
I have not used Gator Patch, but I can tell you that I have alligator areas and even using the highest quality sealcoating did not cover them up. Sure it looked better and probably reduced water intrusion. But not a patch.
@chrisryan8863 depends on the repair but as a temporary patch solution it usually lasts a year or two but again depends on the severity of the deteriorated asphalt.
Alligator cracks like you show are NOT caused simply by water intrusion or asphalt aging. There are caused by a weak base under the pavement. Asphalt is flexible, unlike concrete, but it’ll only bend so far before cracking. The only way to fix that situation is to remove the asphalt, strengthen the granular base and repave.
@@AsphaltKingdom Your product seems to be prepared and applied like a sealant. It’s a very temporary repair at best. If the property owner does proper crack sealing as they happen then alligator cracking is much less likely (assuming a decent design and construction in the first place). Whether it’s a road, driveway or parking lot, a proper maintenance program needs to be in place to minimize cost and maximize performance.
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I think these products help if they are applied every year in the spring. It only serves to seal the cracks and look good. It has no structural integrity whatsoever. When there is the so called a lighter cracking, the base material has been compromised by water infiltrating the base material. Sometimes the sub grade is the problem and needs to be dug out and replaced to repair it properly. So many times, no maintenance is performed until its too late and all your doing at that point is Wasting time and money! Do maintenance on your asphalt every year!
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Hi Adam, I wonder if you have to apply coat of adhesive before you apply alligator crack patch in order to be a good band? If I have half an inch deep crocodile cracks how long takes to dry so I can put the seal coat? Can I use airport seal on top of your gator patch? thank you for your video. It was very helpful.
Thanks for the comment! Gator patch works best on temperatures ranging from 50⁰F to 100⁰F. We created a Temperature Cheat Sheet to Know what the ideal job temperature is before applying your material. Learn more here: blog.asphaltkingdom.com/application-temperature-cheat-sheet
@@AsphaltKingdom are you talking about at 925? Cuz the thing was still wet and there was No close up shot. Also wasn't done with the top coat where we can see it finalized and dry.
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That was interesting
How would I repair a dip in my blacktop drive ,it holds water?
I would appreciate it, thank you
The process typically involves cleaning the area, filling it with the right asphalt repair material, and ensuring proper leveling for water drainage. For a detailed guide on how to tackle this, I recommend checking out our article on spot repairs in asphalt pavements: blog.asphaltkingdom.com/spot-repair-in-asphalt-pavements
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Take a shot of whiskey every time they say "as you can see." By the end of this 10-minute video you will be drunk.
Imagine if you had to do a shot every time the word “crack” was used.
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How long after gator patch before you can seal whole driveway? Do you use a oil base or latex sealer over gator patch?
Recommended to wait about 24 hours before sealcoating with a water based sealcoat.
He said use water for cleaning tools so is Gator Patch water based? If so, can I use an oil based sealer overtop once the Gator Patch is fully cured?
Great question. It is asphalt based with water added to the blend to make it malleable for application. It’s like a mud. You can apply a light dusting of oil based sealer when it’s 100% cured.
Looks really good. I would like to see what it looks like after it's been seal coated.
Me too
Looks really good? Really? After 2nd coat, I still see nasty cracks, need 3rd coat and probably 4th to have it smooth but then that's really defeating the purpose. That driveway they are on, look at it, the white line, and behind the guy applying, and to the left and to the right, it's beyond help, it needs to be repaved when it looks like that, and why a pallet (36) for $2150, $60 a bucket, for contractor, but (3) 5 gal. buckets is $550, $183 a bucket!!! for homeowner!! A little price gouging!! Lol 🤣
@@thomasschuldaski9968 I dont think the person applying it did a good job, he over worked it, and pulled it out of the cracks, you can see him do it. Also, not sure where you are getting your pricing, its $79.50/5gal.
Can you use Gilsonite product with that Father&Son and Blacktop?
You can use the gator patch on any alligator cracked areas and then a light sealcoat over top yes.
it was not going to rain when we decided to apply 12 pails to our parking lot..... rained and rained and rained some more...What can we do? Help.. Please HELP!!!
Hey there! Monitor the patched are, check for surface texture issues, cracking, peeling, flaking, or if it looks loose. Also, check if it is seeping water, or excessive wear after light traffic. Heavy or persistent rain could wash away the material or cause it not to set and cure properly, you may need to redo it.
My cracks are on an incline. Should I work from the bottom up or vice versa ? Will it run before drying ?
Strongly recommend starting at the top!
what if you have huge gaping holes with dirt showing? Will this product work for that? Thanks
This product is recommended for normal sized cracks (1/2" wide & 1/4" deep). If it's larger, you need to consider using hot rubber crack filler. In your case with dirt showing, a cut and patch might be necessary.
Looks exactly like Trowel Patch that you can buy in the big box stores.
They may look the same but the formulation is different. We've tried and tested different products out in the market and Gator Patch is where we put our money when it comes to repairing extensive alligator cracking.
How do you price a gator patch process because in your parking lots are full of gator cracks, so how do you price that you know you could elaborate that on that or actually do another video on how to do the pricing of that thank you
Fantastic question and generally you’re pricing at around $15 per sq foot for alligator cracks. It’s really designed to be a patch solution not designed for a whole driveway or parking lot. Small areas that are showing signs of extreme cracking are ideal to use gator patch on. Clean well with a wire broom and then gator away!
onde comprar aqui no Brasil.
Hello.
Do you have a distributor here in Argentina?
Thanks for reaching out! We don't have a distributor in Argentina but we are more than happy to process an order to your country. However, we will need the help of a freight forwarder.
can you heat the patch up to speed up the drying time???
Not recommended. Better to let the gator patch cure in ambient temps.
I did what you did and cracked again in a year. Then I tried GE Advanced Silicone has done a great job for my asphalt driveway. It’s hard to beat 100% flexible silicone.
So you silicone it first then seal it?
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Hi Bigmo! Thanks for your comment. We can ship the Gator Patch anywhere in the US and Canada. Please reach out to us at 1-866-399-5562 We have experts available and ready to help you.
It didn't look like it covered all the cracks. After the second coat, how many Coats you have to put down to fill all the cracks?
Good question! You need to apply as much as you can until the cracks are not visible.
Is this the same as the latix light trowel patch stuff but in a way bigger container? Looks very similar.
Thanks for reaching out @McGovern1981! We're not familiar with the product that you mentioned, but we'd be happy to provide more details or answer any other questions you might have about our Gator Patch.
how long til you can put sealer over it?
As soon as it hardens up. Usually a couple hours.
I need some of this material
Excellent! Let’s get you setup!
You have reps in Ghana
Water still where to buy some for a test job
Is it just for asphalt? I have crack cement
It would work for cement but it’s black in color.
How many square feet does one bucket handle?
The Gator Patch provides coverage of up to 100 sq.ft per bucket.
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Thanks again Bigmo! It looks like there's a lot of opportunity there to offer alligatored asphalt repair and pothole repair. You can earn big this winter with our RY2X2 asphalt heater. Check out this video to learn more: ruclips.net/video/5NBKvky569g/видео.html
Are you supposed to clean off the squeegee when you are done? If so… how?
Thanks for your question! You can typically use warm soapy water or a suitable solvent to clean it before the material dries.
What’s best to kill ants coming up through small ants wholes in driveway ?
There are various methods available to get rid of ants from your driveway, and they range from natural home remedies to commercial pest control products. Here are a couple that I'd go with:
Borax Bait: Mix equal parts of borax and a sweet substance like powdered sugar. Place the mixture near the ant holes. Ants are attracted to the sugar and will carry the lethal borax back to their colony.
Commercial Ant Baits and Insecticides: These can be purchased from your local garden or home improvement store. Just be sure to follow the instructions on the label for safety.
can you sealcoat after it dries
Sure can but just a light dusting of sealer on the patched area.
How many pails I would need to apply to a tennis court?
Great question! Depends on the square feet of the tennis court. Gator Patch is a great all-around asphalt patch that is ready to use right out of the pail. Get up to 20 square feet of coverage per gallon for alligatored areas, and up to 150 linear feet of 1/2" x 1/2" cracks.
No prime coat? And did yall mix the stuff up in the bucket before hand? Looks like it would separate in a bucket like paint would over time.. and how do you blend it in to not look like a big obvious patch job?
That’s correct. No prime coat needed for gator patch or sealcoat. It is thick like mud and doesn’t separate. In regards to the big obvious patch, always best to sealcoat the complete parking lot or driveway surface after to make it all uniform and black.
Does it last long in storage? If I used half the bucket and I want to save the rest for future use.
Great question. It will last a couple of months as long as long as it's sealed air tight.
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What is the Volume Solids percentage? What is the re-coat for sealcoating?
You should generally dilute your sealer 20% to 30%.
Why would I need to delute my sealer 20 to 30 percent?? Also, Apparently he couldn't answer the other question either, I'm confused. "What is the re-coat for sealcoating?" WTF does that mean?? Lol 🤣, and why do you want to know the volume solids percentage?? What are you a fucking scientist!! Lol 🤣
I received the Gator patch. On the side of the 5 gallon can it is suggested to use tackcote primer binder before putting down the gator patch. your video does not use a primer. What do you suggest?
Thanks for the comment James, If you're asphalt is not that gray/old you can apply the Gator patch directly. Just make sure to prep the surface well.
where do I buy this
Thanks for asking, Mike! You can purchase this on our website here www.asphaltkingdom.com/gator-patch.html
You can also call us here if you have more questions 👉1-866-399-5562
what I have found with other products, if done in warm weather for quicker drying, when ground cools like in winter the cracks reappear due to the contraction of asphalt, leaving cracks again. is this very elastic to allow for expansion , contraction of asphalt
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Is this product stable enough for depression repair?
The Gator Patch is professionally formulated for alligatored cracks only. It can last up to 3 to 4 years with the right application and drying time. Learn more here:www.asphaltkingdom.com/gator-patch.html
Be careful with some rubber based fillers. I had several issues with car tires lifting the patch long after it cured.
No, it’s not that easy. How long do you gotta wait to seal it.??? and can you use dish mix with Gilsonite sealer going over it because I don’t use any water-based products father and son Blacktop
You’ll need to wait about 2 hours before sealing it.
Frosting a driveway?
Great observation! It can feel a bit like frosting a cake when applying Gator Patch! The thick consistency is designed to fill and seal those alligator cracks effectively, making it a satisfying process.
How long does this last? wouldnt it be better to treat the base by using an infrared patching technique?
Hi Hamad, thanks for the comment. Yes, that would be the best solution for heavily alligatored asphalt ruclips.net/video/5NBKvky569g/видео.html but if you are looking for an easy fix that would also accomplish the job the Gator patch is one of the best out there.
had drive ways sealed last year, but paver contractor used gator patch after sealing. Can i apply gator patch to areas he did not cover without resaling?
Hi there, the Gator Patch is designed for alligator cracked areas only. We don't recommend using it on asphalt without alligatored asphalt.
How long between coats? An hour, a day, a week?
This really depends on the weather conditions outside. As an example, if in the hot summer, you could seal coat a second coat within a couple hours but if it’s cool in the high 50s and overcast, they could take a day or two before you do your second coat. The real key is to have the first coat completely dry before doing your second application. That’s why it’s good to spray your first code a little bit more thin as your primer code and then do your second application as your permanent final coat.
How does this do after a snowy winter? Anyone had any long-term experience with this product?
Good question! As long as the application process is correct and the product had time to cure properly, it should hold even after winter. You can check out the product page for more info about the product: www.asphaltkingdom.com/gator-patch.html
How much would you price for alligator cracks?
Great question! You can charge $15 sq ft for gator patch. You could drop the sq ft price down if you had a lot of sq ft to service.
@@AsphaltKingdom hahaha at $15/sq.ft might as well just pay to get it resurfaced! 3000sq.ft driveway to resurface is around $5-7k...at your $15/sq.ft it would cost me $18k ... for that kind of cheddar I would just replace with cement
@@sabineb.84 absolutely correct. Gator Patch is for patching, not for complete resurfacing.
I would try blowing with compressed air to clean out the cracks.
Great idea! Blowing out the cracks with compressed air is a smart move before applying the patch. It really helps to get a clean surface for better adhesion. Have you given it a shot? We'd love to hear how it worked for you!
I think I would start with a trowel to push the materials into the cracks-not seeing much down force with the squeegee!
You could do that as well but the squeegee works well as long as the cracks are cleaned out nice and clean.
And you're young and limber. you'll get pretty tired bending over that trowel.
... so summary in a nutshell if you use this product you're going to have to expect imperfections on the color of your driveway after you sealcoat correct? Unfortunately, customers will be disappointed after when the driveway does not look uniform color wise. I understand the principle behind trying to repair alligator cracks but nowadays customers will be upset if the driveway does not have the same color results after.
The color tone will be the same once you sealcoat it. The texture will be different however because of the lack of aggregate. Homeowners who don’t repair the cracks will have the eye sore of cracks and also the pavement will be on fast track to deterioration as water will destroy the base leading to unsafe potholes and depressions that are tripping hazards and lead to liability challenges. Much better to proactively maintain and reactively repair as needed to keep it safe, prolong the life saving money and making it look better.
Gator patch vs hot rubber?
Paul Ozeruga gator patch has its place for application and so does hot rubber. If you have a dense area of cracks that look a lot like alligator skin, we recommend gator patch: Hot rubber is absolutely the beat for singular longitudinal cracks as the rubber will seal those better and definitely faster with a push melter and applicator machine - www.asphaltkingdom.com/crack-filling-equipment.html
how long do you wait to apply the second coat of gator patch and then how long can you seal coat after that?? Thank you!
Pablo, the wait will depend on the weather. The first thin coat of Gator Patch can dry in as little as a half hour.
We recommend sealcoating after 48 hours so the Gator Patch is fully cured. Please check out the details and FAQs on www.asphaltkingdom.com/gator-patch.html 😀
Don't you have 2 grind out cracks
Recommend to use a wire broom or brush and clean out all the dirt in the cracks so when you apply the Gator Patch it Honda nicely.
@@AsphaltKingdom dont you have 2 grind them out thi
looks like a glorified seal coat. Just a little thicker but if you're squeegying it on the effect is the same as seal coat. probably more expensive too
Good morning! The solids in gator patch are way higher providing the ability to seal cracks and small holes that sealer simply wouldn’t. Gator Patch is more of a mud like material with the binding agents that you find in both sealer and asphalt itself. You wouldn’t be able to repair alligator cracks with Sealcoat. You’d want gator patch for sure.
I have not used Gator Patch, but I can tell you that I have alligator areas and even using the highest quality sealcoating did not cover them up. Sure it looked better and probably reduced water intrusion. But not a patch.
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How long after gator patch before you can seal whole driveway? Do you use a oil base or latex sealer over gator patch?
Hi Judd. How long does the repair tend to last?
You can sealcoat when it the gator patch hardens. Usually a couple hours after. Just a light coat.
@chrisryan8863 depends on the repair but as a temporary patch solution it usually lasts a year or two but again depends on the severity of the deteriorated asphalt.
Alligator cracks like you show are NOT caused simply by water intrusion or asphalt aging. There are caused by a weak base under the pavement. Asphalt is flexible, unlike concrete, but it’ll only bend so far before cracking. The only way to fix that situation is to remove the asphalt, strengthen the granular base and repave.
This would be an ideal permanent patch but is significantly more costly than a temporary patch.
@@AsphaltKingdom Your product seems to be prepared and applied like a sealant. It’s a very temporary repair at best. If the property owner does proper crack sealing as they happen then alligator cracking is much less likely (assuming a decent design and construction in the first place). Whether it’s a road, driveway or parking lot, a proper maintenance program needs to be in place to minimize cost and maximize performance.
Another learning curve is when the customer says yeah I this company told me 1500 and that was way much but....... The truth is after the measurements and × the sq price it really come out to 2500 and that crafty little customer knows the price lol not every dollar is worth is!!!!🎉
Always want to make sure measurements are accurate and price is right too!
I think these products help if they are applied every year in the spring. It only serves to seal the cracks and look good. It has no structural integrity whatsoever. When there is the so called a lighter cracking, the base material has been compromised by water infiltrating the base material. Sometimes the sub grade is the problem and needs to be dug out and replaced to repair it properly. So many times, no maintenance is performed until its too late and all your doing at that point is Wasting time and money! Do maintenance on your asphalt every year!
Thanks for the input!
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Hi Adam, I wonder if you have to apply coat of adhesive before you apply alligator crack patch in order to be a good band? If I have half an inch deep crocodile cracks how long takes to dry so I can put the seal coat? Can I use airport seal on top of your gator patch? thank you for your video. It was very helpful.
Great product 👌
It really is! Thanks for the comment Terry.
Excelent product
Thank you, Cesar! 🔥
As you can see.......
Thank you for your comment.
Back to Drawing Board,Boys !!!
Crush it!
Short term bandaid
Prevention unsafe potholes and depressions leading to liability risks for the property owner.
That’s a bandaid
Yes, it’s a temporary repair not a permanent repair. Infrared or cut and patch is always best but way more costly.
Everything’s a bandaid.
If it extends the useful life if the driveway, it’s served its function.
Take a photo of this patch a year later and you will see that you cannot repair alligator cracks this way.
As long as the proper application process is followed, the Gator Patch should last approximately 3-4 years.
As you can see this will last maybe one season...as you can see..!!
Thank you for the feedback!
yea aligator on hot surface ..lets talk about cold weather
Thanks for the comment! Gator patch works best on temperatures ranging from 50⁰F to 100⁰F. We created a Temperature Cheat Sheet to Know what the ideal job temperature is before applying your material. Learn more here: blog.asphaltkingdom.com/application-temperature-cheat-sheet
Where the hell is the finished product? Not a good video. Show it finalized man!
Finished product was right at the end. Did you miss it?
@@AsphaltKingdom are you talking about at 925? Cuz the thing was still wet and there was No close up shot. Also wasn't done with the top coat where we can see it finalized and dry.
Want to fix asphalt cracks, just fill it with old chewing gum, that stuff seem to last forever. Just joking
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Just say no to crack.
100%
Not impressed
Hard to impress everyone :-). What would impress you?
as you can see..........
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