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Warm the Tarmac up first - put bag in bucket of hot water, after 15 minutes, it then becomes very soft and useable. Easy to lay, and when it cools down, it goes rock hard. Wear gloves as the tar is difficult to get off your hands.
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Excellent stuff. A little bit stiff to work to start with but persevere with a trowel or similar tool. I think its vital to use a bitumen spray to seal the base and around the join. This repair has stood the weight of a bin lorry that reverses over it once a week. Would recommend.
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To get it hot and easy to use place it in a greenhouse or under a poly tunnel or plastic sheet and leave in the sun if you can.Pours easy :-) Of course you have to do it on the three days of summer we have .
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Came really quickly. Hole filled quicker than expected. No Mess to clean up. Was an in out job, just the way I like it. Went really smooth. One satisfied customer with more than a few holes to fill.
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Very good as it needs no preparation sets very hard and it is a good matching finish to the existing Tar Mac .
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