DONT DO IT - Driveway Seal Coating with Store-Bought Bucket Driveway Sealer - Hire Pros Instead

While the average DIYer seals their driveway once a year, we seal coat driveways once every hour. Would you rather have 1% of the professional experience or 100%?
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[@BKWalrus]

We just had our driveway paved. Whoever was operating the roller ran through some dirt before getting back up on to the asphalt. So there's a large area that's discolored because his roller wasn't clean. Wife hates it. Asphalt is now a few weeks freshly paved. Is it too soon to put a seal coat on top of it to make her happy? She wants it perfectly black and nice looking. If we can just seal it now and make it look perfect, what product do you recommend? I'm going to do it myself because we are tired of having to rely on someone "doing it right the first time." That hasn't worked out for us lately.

[@Xsealer]

I'm sorry to hear that. Try to wait at least one full year, which is the standard recommendation. Also, please reconsider DIY on the driveway. The hardware store products are terrible. We use Force by Neyra, but we buy it in bulk from a distributor (~700g a week). If you choose DIY, the wife might be even more upset. 100% of the DIY driveways we see cannot be repaired. Every imperfection is basically permanent. If you're in Maryland, follow up with us. Otherwise, research the best companies in the area (at least 4.5 stars). Good luck!