Hanson Drive Repair Asphalt is suitable for a number of applications including repairing driveways and footpaths and filling potholes.

• Not suitable for heavily trafficked areas, or areas exposed to high stress such as turning.
• Protect the newly laid surface from caravan legs, motorbike kickstands and other similar high loadings.
• Do not place heavy and sharp objects on the newly laid surface.
• Protect the newly laid surface from vehicle tyres and power steering action.
• Timber sheets can spread loading of vehicle tyres but will also reduce oxidation which is required for the product to harden. Therefore do not leave permanently covered as this will extend the time taken to fully harden.
• Drive Repair Asphalt should be placed within the temperature range of 5°C to 30°C.
• The workability of the Drive Repair Asphalt will improve if the outside temperature is above 10oC.
• The material may be prone to marking and deformation during early life and warm conditions.
• The time taken to fully harden will depend on the degree of compaction and ambient conditions.
• Surface finish can be improved by further tamping.
• After prolonged storage or in cold conditions, it may be necessary to expose the bag of the Drive Repair Asphalt to direct sunlight for 1-2 hours prior to opening to loosen the material and restore workability.