FastPatch Asphalt Alligatoring Crack Repair (ACR Kit) Demonstration

FastPatch Asphalt Alligatoring Crack Repair (ACR Kit) Demonstration.
FastPatch Asphalt Alligator Crack Repair (FastPatch ACR) is a cold applied, easy to mix asphalt restoration and repair material. FastPatch ACR is used to repair alligatoring cracks while providing a protective layer over the cracks to help prevent further cracking and to keep water from entering the cracks. FastPatch ACR is a 100% solids polymer composite. No water or solvents. FastPatch ACR is supplied in complete, ready-to-use kits.

[@1notgilty]

Think of the asphalt as if it were glass. The alligator cracking problem is caused because the asphalt has been broken all the way down to the base. You can't fix it by putting a skim coat over it. The cracks will just come back. You have to cut out and remove the broken asphalt all the way to where it isn't broken and then patch the spot with new asphalt and roll it. What they are doing is like spray painting over broken glass or rust. It's lipstick on a pig.

[@vindawg83]

I was scrolling through the comments looking for anyone to have some common sense about this, I know a scam when I see one.

[@1D10CRACY]

@@vindawg83 I will add I have a relative that used this on their driveway a good hand full of years ago and it bought them some time.

[@crashnreset6987]

We have quick-fix and temp solutions for almost everything, why not for asphalt? If you cannot afford a proper fix and are worried about being sued, buy fake "slip & trippers" to me, it seems like a solution you can use!

[@bobmariano3731]

Exactly, this is why our roads & bridges and infrastructure is falling apart, idiots like these think this is going to repair cracks in asphalt & concrete. Do it right and replace everything. WTF 😳 🤛

[@oinn8003]

@@crashnreset6987 don’t listen to the fools..it works great

[@devilpumpkin5067]

Anyone else just found this on their recommended, and just clicked on it instead of sleep?

[@ryanrichardson5951]

Dude I’m at such a point of extreme boredom in my life where I’m searching “asphalt crack repair” and “extreme drain unclogging” on KZbin at like 9:00am instead of sleeping or studying

[@devilpumpkin5067]

@@ryanrichardson5951 Ik it is just life rn

[@tsr6]

I came here because this links to my driveway sealing video.. lol

[@richardslimak7405]

Yes sir!

[@andresalvarez6074]

December 28th 14:00hrs after lunch and I'm going to take a nap... But this video was recommended before 😉

[@kctyphoon]

Theres no ‘after’ shot - cause it probably looks exactly how you’d expect it to look after you poured a bucket of seal coat into a driveway that was falling apart.

[@RobChapala]

Snake oil

[@kctyphoon]

@@thisismyusername6717 you can CALL it by whatever name you want. Its a liquid. The”after” appearance will be the same. “Its not seal coat - its gator patch”. - “OH OK - I guess that means itll look much better after it dries”.. most people wanna fix their driveway cause it LOOKS terrible.. The after image of that will just be a different form of terrible.

[@Kyle_Hubbard]

Liquid is a substance that flows freely but is of constant volume. A solid is something that holds a firm/stable shape. This is basic science learnt early in school.

[@MIKES0029]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@thebeatgoeson8484]

@@kctyphoon exsactly, want it fixed right dig it out re-do it LOL

[@obviousness8113]

It's hella messing with my OCD that he didn't cover starting from that line on the left. I'll go take my meds now 😂

[@YeeeeeHaaaaa]

Hey I’m with you on that. Everything is out of place and not done in order. It’s better for people like us to be like we are. It’s a lot better than being the other way or type of person.

[@nejiniisan1265]

The guy keeping the pool of the substance there messed with my ocd

[@mozzalid33]

I was getting so wound up and like get it going proper

[@adampug206gti]

😳 My OCD is bad I'm going back to finish the job...😳😂😂😂😂

[@dougbloom3672]

Just the fact that this was an attempt to " FIX" aligatoring asphalt is messing with my OCD . I got it bad

[@codystanley2760]

I use this stuff it works great if u don’t want to cut out and patch. I usually let it set for 5 hours in the summer then seal coat over top of it. One thing I do is I’ll take a strong duct tape make a nice square around the area that I’m applying the material down on and after It’s laid I pull the tape up and it looks like a nice consistent patch or repair, but peel the tape right after u apply it if u wait tell it’s dried it’ll peel up the edges

[@pooshiesty]

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[@jeffbarron5500]

step away from the bong, works great LOL

[@truantray]

Or...or....duct tape the whole driveway

[@johannjohann6523]

Doesn't it stink? Your driveway is not like roadways with trucks on them either. Yeah, probably works on driveways, not roads.

[@stevesmith9459]

Take a shot every time the guy says "that's what it's designed to do"

[@blktop]

hey you should check out my seal coating videos, tell me what you think! thanks!

[@Onlyshootsz]

That should of been cut out, new base, then new asphalt

[@mccullochontario3719]

That’s what I was thinking

[@anthonyoer4778]

There's a cost issue and a homeowner can do this.

[@1mantisco]

no shit sherlock, But it says DEMONSTRATION

[@holasoyelwuero]

At least Crackseal but the better option is a Infrared Patch or a Cut Patch

[@salvacionlight9712]

more expensive ...

[@NeroKoso]

Yea. I think this is how mostly everything is done with roads "thinner, so you can get more surface area."

[@reaper-sz5tm]

Literally lol those cracked are big enough to need some aggregate in them for structure. This won’t last if it’s heavily drove on

[@justinnamuco9096]

To think that this is a paving company

[@wesleypaver7824]

This stuff is great, I used it to repair an area in one of my parking lots 2 years ago and it's still holding strong!!

[@watercarepro9610]

Is it self leveling, I see he had a low spot where he wanted to leave it, but then the camera man kept barking orders and made him spread it thin. If you have a low spot, can you use it to build it up level with the rest of the driveway ?

[@stevec8964]

Can you post some pictures?

[@topshecaydoreo8391]

How long it take to completely dry and driven on?

[@J__7777]

Pretty sure doing this for a parking lot than a road is completely different.

[@ggeorg77]

Dont think it will last. I want to see the road condition now

[@dmvgiftable]

It'll pop up in bigger pieces, it's a temporary fix for a bad subgrade

[@barbaramelanson3912]

Yes. I would like to see what it looks like after 2 or 3 New England winters.

[@wolfmooch]

@@barbaramelanson3912 agree BUT.. other option is thousand of dollars too.. in the end if you have this its time to rethink patch vs resurface/replace

[@bitTorrenter]

@@barbaramelanson3912 Bitumen is very brittle indeed.

[@fava7753]

@@barbaramelanson3912 it will blow out at between 1 and10 below the first heavy frost . Cant be applied at 2 degrees above freezing or lower . Used this over forty years ago in England was developed in Scotland by Colas , The road construction side of Shell Oils Company . . . It's a very old tried and tested failure I'm afraid . . It didn't last to long . They scrapped the whole operation . Yeah I was part of Thier crew back then . . . .

[@1942Dreamer]

Looks pretty when finished, but bigger issues lie underneath. It'll be just as bad, if not worse, if that isn't ripped up and the sub level fixed.

[@briank8482]

Yeah, makes no sense to seal it being that bad of condition, cracks will come back faster.

[@mattiemadison1234]

Yep base failure is the problem. It should be dug out and fixed right.

[@killrkiddx007]

Right a lot of water can still get through I bet

[@JAY-qq7fn]

I would say this is at best a bandaid the substrate clearly is the issue

[@patc8632]

100% correct man, this here is a waste of time and money

[@barbaramelanson3912]

Is it just me or doesn't this guy know how to pull it where the most is towards where there is the least. Start at the top and keep pulling.

[@lkdonner2087]

Yeah I noticed that too, he seems all confused.

[@e.s.l.1083]

I just wanted to 'take it away from him' (tbh) a rather frustrating demo

[@tdub18914]

I kept yelling at Harley to pull further and faster. ROFL

[@fusemalaysia840]

I saw they start implement this such method to the the road....I think can improve it by adding some tiny rock raugh sand mixture to make it more stronger and prevent tyres from overlapping during rainy day.

[@udaykovai428]

Why not add small stone aggregate in the gaps before application?

[@DS-yu4kr]

Government job, nothing is done right

[@rcc9036]

@MrGriff305 what about reinforcement fibre

[@mr.l6982]

GE Advanced Silicone has done a great job for my asphalt driveway. It’s hard to beat 100% flexible silicone.

[@vidaiautomation]

More surface area the thinner you go! AMAZING!!

[@Bandedcoot]

The top of the road isn’t the problem, it’s underneath all the asphalt that needs to be repaired as well as new asphalt on the surface. This is a bandaid fix

[@La_abbess]

Shiny, glassy cracks now

[@joeschlotthauer840]

That guy needs to sleep with that squeegee, So he can get to know it better...

[@aguyghow9783]

very promising, excellent .. the ultimate test for me in the north is if it will handle the snowplow on the 15 ton Sterling truck

[@Sara-L]

Speaking from experience: A v-plow will rip this stuff up in a jiffy, in one giant mass.

[@monstersofthemidway7125]

@@Sara-L I live in Northern Illinois and the county sends a crew out every year in the Summer to put this stuff in the road cracks and by the first Spring thaw, all of this stuff has been ripped up and in everyone's ditch.

[@luizrobertodestro9605]

Maravilhoso...Infelizmente aqui no Brasil não dá certo,pois não teria como superfaturar...

[@markissboi3583]

After they went inside for a beer 🍻 2 kids a cat and a dog 3 birds were found stuck to the drive way 😅👍

[@mrpasser-by9386]

My brain keeps screaming "FLEX SEAL"

[@missneezapver]

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[@mikenorthern1024]

I hope they’ve learned after this application. This product is designed to spread thinly and to use multiple coats. It’s not designed to glob all in one area.

[@scottscotty2178]

Judging by the sounds of airplanes, the size of concrete in frame, and the badge hanging off the very clean Harley; this is an airport. Most likely a ramp area. Looks like a demonstration for the product given to airport ops to try out.

[@mcbuckets364]

Squeegeeing is a Road Work Art. It takes time and practice and sometimes many years to understand. They should’ve let someone squeegee with experience on how to move up and down, get your material where you need it and all that

[@jerreyhill863]

For best results use crack stick first to end the issue with reoccurring crack expansion.

[@dougpaus2192]

This. Is a joke it's crack filler pave the damn thing!!!!

[@Inmyopinion10101]

Having recently taken up cycling you notice potholes more and I reckon around my local area they would need thousands of barrels that big. It is shockingly dangerous

[@shane7133]

Maybe take your child like form of transportation on the $2,000,000 dollar bike path my tax dollars paid for.

[@ashishpatel350]

It's like putting a bandaid when you need stitches

[@richardcornelius1050]

It needs more than stitches , It needs a skin graft or a transplant with new material .

[@pedrolanevert]

can't wait to see the rink when it rains on it!

[@macsloan58]

More of this. Love watching these videos.

[@rogerip4183]

It's the ground problem below the granular sub base, dig up 4' of spongy dirt & replace with dry material

[@JAY-qq7fn]

I'm assuming you mean 4"

[@drakonisful]

The quick temporary fix in a bucket!!

[@bigk4755]

All that this product/process is doing is filling in the voids between the chunks of broken and heaving pavement. The cracks will return within a year, two tops, because the pavement base is fractured full depth, the sub grade is heaving. The only repair is to take up the broken pavement and address the heaving base.

[@peteschannel508]

I am about to have this done to areas on my driveway then they will seal it the next day. I have a lot of cracks and no budget for a new top coat.

[@bitTorrenter]

That must be such a satisfying job. Look at those crevices! Will it stand up though?

[@monstersofthemidway7125]

Nope...

[@thebeatgoeson8484]

If your a real groundworker it wouldn't be, because you know your gonna be back their again soon lol

[@TonyRule]

Until the cheque clears.

[@stuartrance277]

Somehow reminds me of the old saying “papering over Cracks” !!!!!! If it’s cracked on the top , the underlying substrate must be moving!!!!!

[@ricardocenteno375]

Looks like foundation sealer you can probably ad some fine kitty litter gravel to it to seal in those cracks better

[@carsheaven]

Isn’t this kind of damage caused by pooling water? Wouldn’t the best fix be ripping it up and evening it out so water wicks away from the center?

[@bigmacdaddy1234]

Sure, and why don't you write a check to pay for the rip up.

[@MrCurcio99]

@@bigmacdaddy1234 haha true that

[@NSResponder]

Yep. Half-assed initial installation, half-assed repairl

[@krakenwoodfloorservicemcma5975]

@@NSResponder lol, the truth.

[@J__7777]

​@michaelodonnell123 the city can pay for it. Better than paying for temporary crappy fixes like these.

[@markpinther9296]

Yeah, pull it really thin and it will go farther.... never expected that.

[@alessiociocca9896]

Meraviglioso in curva quando piove per le motociclette e le biciclette......

[@juliojjesgmailcom]

the Working Man sure knew how to use the Squeege with this Product

[@smmalafa1]

Last about 2 weeks and Michigan calls it good for ten years.

[@nigelmitchell351]

Kiddology, only good thing it does for a while is keep water out. A motorcyclists night mare on a wet road.

[@royderouin7510]

Would like to see it the next day

[@honeybaby4740]

Love the name glad I'm not the only harley around

[@Five8Garage]

Another Harley here. Have only met a couple others in my 32 years

[@oldfarmer9004]

Can you apply a second layer on top if it runs away from the leading edge high spot? Otherwise we’ll still have a bumpy ridge there.

[@nillyroc302]

Good question

[@waleyefish9026]

It's now a never dry tar pit.

[@user-uq6cx8py3l]

당신의 영상이 유익해서 사용하려고 합니다~

[@wilmaraltobarvlog7834]

Such a beautiful perfect idea thank you so much for sharing my amazing video, keep it up stay safe

[@thebeatgoeson8484]

It does nothing

[@racingwithnogas]

This is one of those house flip remedies 😂

[@MARCELORODRIGUESMG-UBABRAZIL]

EXCELENT WORK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@moonrooster7160]

This video was smoothing.

[@jaco7675]

Should’ve cracked you up

[@jaegermah]

Good lord.. I was biting my nails. It took the pro damn near 2 solids minutes of gentle persuading to get the 'squeegee guy' (Harley) to spread that product thin. My dad would have been yelling at me at that point.

[@MrKenstar2]

Let make a video with someone that doesnt know how to use it, that sounds like a good idea!

[@ricklombardo7013]

No info hope long does it take to dry before applying driveway sealer ?

[@11co5955]

Working in the asphalt industry for 15 years ive used my fair share of "alligator repair patch" products like this. Don't even waste your time or money. Save up and get it cut and patched

[@sendthis9480]

Here’s how I sell against this crap, whenever it’s brought up: -they did about 40 sq ft in the video…their website says 10 sq ft per “kit”. Each kit is $210.00. Cost of repair in video $840.00 (plus delivery, labor, etc…) -$840.00 for 6 months…..let’s say 1…..heck even 2 year bandaid. That’s $420 per year…just for the 40?sq ft. -remove and replace that location…added in with the other areas needed (which are obvious in the lot) for $1,200.00…for the same 40 sq ft. Maybe it’s Joshua tree…where it gets below freezing at night and then 115 during the day. TONS of shrinking and expanding pavement… so it only is a 20 year repair. $1,200.00 for 20 years is only $60.00 per year. -you’re paying 7x more to “bandaid” the area with this slime. Plug in the numbers as they fit…and it typically will still work out to be dramatic. I do the same thing when looking at overlay vs. RR, or other methods.

[@angguhisat88]

a very masterful and impressive manner

[@falkerjones8249]

So thats how they apply tickyflack. Amazing!

[@waynelynch3862]

Make a product that will fix highway potholes for longer then a month and you will be a billionaire.

[@rodrolo513]

Should have filled in the cracks with aquaphalt first ,then aply sealer , but something is better than nothing in that case

[@Mapdotnowhere]

If this was anywhere else but a road this would be called an oil spill. Location is everything.

[@Ryan-uh9le]

Not really, oil won't harden like that polymer

[@joewoodchuck3824]

Has to be better than waiting for it to further deteriorate and having the expense of repaving sooner..

[@MrRedeyedJedi]

Oddly satisfying to watch.

[@pozin05]

Used similar stuff, doesn’t work that well. It’s works ok, but really time for new black top.

[@mikek3951]

Anyone can make the best sealer or patch. Being great or lasting 10 years isn’t the problem.i Dry time is key factor to it all

[@justinw7323]

If only they'd fix our streets up like this but "they don't have the time" 😂

[@fusemalaysia840]

straight to point... alien tech is there...you already put at back of my old SIM....there is no network at that time and I able to meet all of them...I mean the murica girls.

[@wemcal]

Great video

[@zygmaszel8376]

Can you finish on top with the sand ?

[@9983sp]

That's like shutting the barn door after the horse has got out.

[@boogboog8097]

Quick temp fix before doing a resurfacing

[@sergioflores5085]

¿Y el resto del proceso?, si van a subir algo háganlo completo.

[@JuanSanchez-ik7wx]

what about concrete slurry to fill cracks before sealing.?

[@lawandenglishlearnmorewith3628]

Amazing

[@R0gue6729]

Can this be used on a driveway on an incline? Or would it run down and not fill large cracks this way??

[@wolfmooch]

about to try my driveway.... yeah i am planning on using that trowel patch stuff which is thicker then come back over later with something else..

[@geom.s.70]

I dont know much about this but this look so wrong those crack aren't too big for that sealer ??

[@jeff-je3er]

No Brasil esse derviço sairia nos jornais como um investimento d 1 milhao d reais.

[@EK10241024]

Can this be performed on a commercial parking lot, in place of resurfacing? Would it be better to level out with road base (crushed lime) and then skim coat / seal? I'm just thinking if this is silicone, it fillls, but won't have the density of compressed road base. It looks slick, but will it have longevity to used before resealing, and old grey asphalt parking lot?

Good job!

[@alansmith9814]

Good for filling in cracks, but still doesn't look finished.

[@s.l.s.l.1405]

This looks fun

[@Alvy541]

Have you used gator pave? I haven’t used either, I’m trying to find a product to help a customer out with pretty rough asphalt areas.

[@southpawshane7652]

Did you find a durable solution?

[@fava7753]

Easier and better to resurface than patch it up .

[@fidelcatsro6948]

now i know i can fix my worn tyres too!

[@wilfredprins9718]

How it looks after a month with rain and traffic on it?

[@limchao796]

Will it be too slippery after raining? It is

[@dennisvieira3575]

What is the product? Did not mention it and cannot see the label on the bucket.

[@iruylimca2885]

How do you make liquid ashalt with a hard asphalt? Want to patch up the road infront of our hose because of cracks

[@bigbird4481]

I've got a road in my neighborhood that needs repaired bad it has multiple potholes that are 2.5" deep

[@Raul28153]

Can I add sand instead of pea gravel?

[@louishollandjr]

What best Filler for Driveway Depressions.?

[@OMGGITSDAVID]

I just watch because it is satisfying

[@jor-d5640]

What product is this? Does it really work filling in busted up like that?

[@GriffsFish]

How long does this set up in? Hot mastic is set in 20 minutes

[@luciansamsel4762]

Video is GREAT for those wo common sense

[@ARENDADROM]

If severe frosts? How can they influence?

[@pavelmatsyuk4300]

Странно🧐похоже на наш ремонт дорго🤣дождя и снега хватает до полной картины

[@dtyfffygcfddf]

У нас вообще ниче не делают. Ямы по пол метра. Всем пох

[@nolankraft7610]

I wish I had an asphalt driveway that needed crack repair

[@JavedIqbal-xw4tz]

I think they should have first closed bigger cracks with zero size stone crush.

[@BushWackingHomestead]

I agree then they would have even more surface areas to work with even sand would do the job

[@mattiemadison1234]

100 degrees Texas summer and it will be like driving through a tar pit.

[@MrWhitelightning73]

😂😂😂