Ratings & Reviews for QPR Permanent Pavement Repair 50 Pound(s) Asphalt Cold Patch
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What Customers Are Saying
Customers overwhelmingly praise this asphalt patch for reliably filling holes and cracks in driveways and parking lots, with many reporting durability lasting over two years under heavy traffic. Reviewers consistently highlight its ease of use—simply cut and pour, no mixing required—and appreciate the ready-to-use convenience. Most emphasize that thorough compaction with tampers or vehicles is essential for success. However, some report the material remains sticky or soft indefinitely, particularly in cooler temperatures or without adequate pressure. Despite this drawback, the majority find it an effective, dependable solution for DIY asphalt repairs.
Customer review summary generated by AI, including incentivized reviews.Got the job done
Filled the huge pothole at the end of my driveway. Easy to work with but will stay soft for a long time. I read it can take 6 months for it to cure.
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Good stuff
Would RecommendWorked surprisingly well. Takes a while to set but overall good
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Easy to use
Would RecommendThe asphalt patch packed in and hardened up much better than I expected. I am happy with the results.
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Great product
Worked out Great for wide cracks in my driveway
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A lot of moisture, no sticky
Would Not RecommendI used another brand last year. As comparison, this one has too much moisture, and not sticky enough.
Bubba
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Easy to Use
Easy to use, compacts nicely, has held together for over a month without any shrinkage.
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Great stuff
This stuff is great works best when used with a vibrating compactor plate
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Road
Worked for the repair
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Could be better
Would RecommendThis bag is easily torn, the material is hardened since it is not warm enough in the store to stay loose. I lay the bag in the sun for hours and used a pick to break it apart. Once it is loose, it fills the larger cracks prior using tar to seal it...not fun, but does the work
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