FASTPATCH DPR Pourable Asphalt Repair 5-Gal Kit - Polymeric Asphalt Patch Black

This stuff works almost to well. It'll harden VERY quickly, too quickly! Not easy to work with IF your filling cracks, im sure filling a pothole its great.. A bit pricey for the area of coverage it'll do.

The product set up in 5 mins and made it unusable. Waste of money

Excellent product, but sets real fast. I had a 20 minute job. After 15 minutes, it was getting too hard to get things finished as would have wanted to as far as appearance. I have no doubt that it will endure and stop the asphalt from crumbling around edges.

This stuff does the trick. Albeit you do not get a lot of the media to fill pot holes but for the areas we needed to cover it did great. It sets hard and withstands heavy traffic with no issues. The media does a lot better filling potholes than it does with crocodile cracking. It still works, but the media is a little too thick for those cracks.

Didn't work and costed me a load of money. Not worth the price and didn't work for me.

Junk over price

Works wonderfully! Patched a large growing pothole in the street about 4 years ago. Has lasted through heavy traffic, weather, without a single crack or separation. In fact Fastpatch is far stronger than the asphalt it patches. Bonds extremely well. Have patched several growing holes in the same roadway over the intervening years. (private roadway, basically 3"-4" asphalt on dirt) Patched several today from a single 5 gallon container! Would guess I've used close to 40 gallons total. Applying Fastpatch does require some skill. Experience finishing concrete is very helpful; however, Fastpatch hardens faster than concrete leaving less working time. Must get it out of the mixing container and rough spread into its destination quickly, otherwise the mass in the mixing container generates heat speeding up the hardening process. Use a (cheap) steel finishing tool from the beginning. Once rough spread there is sufficient time to finish. Again experience finishing concrete is helpful; Fastpatch works the same way only faster (I pick cool days!). Any tools you use are basically throw away--you can't get Fastpatch off once hardened!