How to repair damaged asphalt

How to Repair Damaged Asphalt with Flowpatch Asphalt Repair – Step-by-Step Guide

The surface of asphalt and tarmac erodes over time, due to general wear and tear, causing the surface to become dished and damaged. Traditionally, repairs would involve cutting out around the damaged asphalt and refilling with a similar material. With Watco Flowpatch Asphalt Repair, just pour the mixture straight over the top of the surface erosion and use to fill holes up to 100mm deep in just one layer.

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How to Repair Damaged Asphalt with Flowpatch Asphalt Repair.

What you'll need:

• Brush
• Electric Drill fitted with Mixing Blade
• Bucket or Watering Can
• Steel Float
• Nitrile Gloves

STEP 1 – PREPARATION

• Thoroughly clean the surface to ensure it is free of dust, dirt and loose material.
• Grease or oil should scraped out or removed using a degreaser such as Watco Bio-D.

STEP 2 – MIXING

• Remove the bag of powder and empty contents into the plastic tub.
• Ensure protective equipment (safety glasses, mask) is used.
• Gradually add water to the bucket, using a ratio of 1 parts clean, cold water to 3 parts powder.
• Mix thoroughly to achieve an evenly coloured, smooth and pourable consistency.
• Mix near to the area to be repaired as the product will harden quickly and must be used within 5-10 minutes.

STEP 3 – APPLICATION

• Pour the mixture into the damaged area.
• Watco Flowpatch Asphalt Repair is self-levelling, so requires minimal effort.
• Use a trowel to distribute evenly.
• Cures in 2-3 hours for heavy traffic.

WATCO FLOWPATCH ASPHALT REPAIR

Fast, pourable and strong repairs for asphalt and tarmac.