FP McCann’s Easi-Repair™ Cold Lay Tarmac is a cost-effective and efficient solution for temporary repairs to driveways, footpaths and a variety of other applications. Another way of softening an unopened bag of hardened cold-lay asphalt is to expose the package to direct sunlight. By manipulating and moving the mixture, you are able to easily free-up the binder in the bags and tubs so it can be applied instantly.

These cookies help provide information on metrics the number of visitors, bounce rate, traffic source, etc. As a ready-mixed macadam, Enviro Mastic can be heated using a mastic mixer and applied as a hot-lay formula. Still think that “disposing of old widows can be an expensive business” (windows) was a better one, mind. Utility contractors also use it as a temporary reinstatement for road openings whilst they wait for effective mobilisation of plant and equipment to carry out the permanent hot repair. They may also be used as an affordable sub-base in construction and as backfill or void filling material.

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Always bear in mind that the ground temperature will be a few degrees colder than what your weather app says. PCSMs tend to have a poor reputation for early failure, mainly due to incorrect installation and sometimes due to user expectations beyond the realistic limits of the material. ColMac is a 25 kg Cold Tar Tarmacadam product used for repair of Driveways, Potholes, Road Crossings.If you have a bag of ready-mixed asphalt that has ‘gone hard’, don’t worry – it’s a very common thing, and especially during cold weather. As well as larger tools such as plate compactors for compacting loose soil, gravel and sand, block cutters and paver sets. As Ultracrete’s range consists of tried and tested formulas under SROH, we don’t recommend adjusting this formula. Before we answer this, though, let's get one thing straight; 'cold-lay tar' or 'cold lay asphalt' is a historic terminology used in the surfacing industry for most types of cold mix bitumen based surfacing materials, often used for pothole repair, which are generally supplied in 25kg bags or buckets and sometimes even loose bulk loads.