Description & Benefits
Bitumend® Crackfix is an easy-to-use, modified asphalt emulsion crack sealer designed to fill and seal cracks in asphalt and concrete surfaces. It prevents cracks from becoming potholes, by sealing them up from the rain/water and is ideal for all asphalt surfaces - roads, highways, car parks and driveways. When properly applied, Bitumend® Crackfix can be driven over within 30 minutes without tracking.

It is the perfect repair kit for asphalt and concrete driveway cracks as it is easy to apply and traffic-able within moments of being applied. After a good shake, cut the tip of the dispensing cap off with scissors, the product is then ready to be applied to any asphalt or concrete surface. Once finished the cap can be re-sealed with the red cap and kept in a cool place ready for use next year. Remember to give it a good shake.

Directions 
Bitumend® Crackfix is very easy 3 step application process - clean - pour - seal.

1. Clean the crack of any debris (broom or compressed air will do)
2. Pour contents of the bottle into the crack (deep cracks may require additional application)  
3. Seal the crack using a squeegee or rag to create an envelope over the crack  

NB/ for cracks wider than 2cm we recommend you use Bitumend® Coldmix.

Video Demonstration
Bitumend® Crackfix is so easy to use anyone can do it and it protects your asphalts, seals up the cracks and prevents water getting under the asphalt that is the main cause of potholes.

When can you drive over your crackseal repair? - it all depends on weather conditions. On a hot summers day it may be seconds or on a cold winters day it may never cure, therefore we recommend you do not apply Bitumend Crackfix on a wet day or a day that looks like it will rain. Only use on warm sunny days and if it is winter time and the temperature is cool, do it as early in the day as possible to give as much time for it to cure as possible..

Uses 
Any cracks in asphalt or concrete of a width less than 2cm. 

Coverage 
1/2cm x 1/2cm: 39 metres per litre 
1cm x 1cm: 10 metres per litre
2cm x 2cm: 3 metres per litre