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Reseal Your Old Driveway With Asphalt Repair Kits and Tools

If your driveway looks a little run down, give it a face-lift by resurfacing it yourself with an asphalt repair kit. As long as the foundation of the area is solid, driveway repair is primarily cosmetic and doesn’t require you to remove the asphalt you already have. A new coat of asphalt is a quick way to give your home some extra curb appeal with just a few building supplies — and without a big budget.


Different driveway sealants take different amounts of time to cure, and you may need to apply them at a specific thickness, so be sure to check the instructions of the sealant you choose before beginning your project. Applying a thicker coat of sealant won’t guarantee greater protection.


Frequently Asked Questions


Q: Will new asphalt stick to old asphalt?

A: Yes, new asphalt will stick to old asphalt. This is a common asphalt repair method for old driveways and will extend their life span.


Q: Can you resurface a cracked asphalt driveway?

A: Yes, you can resurface a cracked asphalt driveway with a new layer of asphalt as long as the driveway is still structurally sound. Cracks or signs of wear in your driveway don’t necessarily mean that the integrity of the driveway itself is compromised. The new layer of asphalt should be at least 1-1/2 inches thick.


Q: What tools do you need to seal a driveway?

A: To seal your asphalt driveway, you’ll need sealant and patching compounds. To apply these materials, make sure you have a garden hose with a spray nozzle or a pressure washer to clean off your existing driveway prior to sealing, a push broom or asphalt squeegee, gloves, an application brush for the asphalt, and a stiff-bristled brush or paint brush for edges.