How I Fixed a Big Hole in My Brand New Driveway in Just 48 Hours

TLDRLearn how I successfully patched a big hole in my new driveway in just 48 hours using AquaFalt, a revolutionary patching material that hardens rapidly when in contact with water.

Key insights

🔧Gasoline can dissolve asphalt, making it soft and susceptible to damage.

💦AquaFalt is a patching material that hardens quickly when in contact with water.

⏱️The patching process can be completed within 48 hours.

💪The key to a successful patch is having vertical straight edges to provide compression and strength to the new material.

😷Wearing gloves is highly recommended when using a hand tamper to prevent blisters.

Q&A

How long does it take for AquaFalt to harden?

AquaFalt hardens rapidly within 24 hours when it comes into contact with water.

Can AquaFalt be used for patching holes deeper than one inch?

Yes, AquaFalt is suitable for patching holes deeper than one inch.

How soon can I drive on the patched area?

You can drive on the patched area within 48 hours of applying AquaFalt.

Will AquaFalt withstand the weight of an SUV?

Yes, AquaFalt is designed to be strong and durable, capable of withstanding the weight of vehicles.

Do I need to seal the patched area?

It is recommended to seal the patched area with driveway sealant to protect it from water and ice damage.

Timestamped Summary

00:00Introduction: The video begins with the creator explaining how they recently patched a big hole in their brand new driveway.

01:32Using AquaFalt: The creator demonstrates the use of AquaFalt, a patching material that hardens quickly when in contact with water, to fix the hole in the driveway.

02:45Compact and Finish: After applying AquaFalt, the creator advises tamping down the patch to ensure it is flush with the surface of the driveway.

03:46Durability and Longevity: The creator discusses the performance of the patch after two months, stating that there are no noticeable depressions or issues.

04:06Final Thoughts: The video concludes with the creator expressing satisfaction with the successful fix and plans to seal the patched area before winter.