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Vent: my $60 crack filler turned into a bubbling mess on my sloped driveway in Amarillo
So I finally got around to patching the cracks in my driveway last Saturday, and it went about as bad as it could go. I bought a jug of that pourable rubberized filler, cleaned everything out with a wire brush, and started pouring at the top of my slope around 2 PM when it was 94 degrees out. I figured gravity would help it settle into the cracks, but instead it just ran down and pooled up at the bottom in this weird bubbly puddle about 2 feet wide. I tried to smooth it back up, but by then it was already getting tacky and I made it worse. Now I have this lumpy patch that's soft in the middle and I'm out 60 bucks plus a whole afternoon. Anybody dealt with slope + heat making your filler go haywire, or should I just save up and pay a pro for the flat sections?
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