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Molly Anmaron Jul 18, 2017What kind of driveway do you have?HelpfulReply
- Kathy Woodon Jul 19, 2017cementHelpfulReply
- Stephanie Snyder Youngon Jul 18, 2017My driveway is cement - I was thinking about gettin Quikcrete to fill in the cracks - would that work?HelpfulReply
- Naomie Moore aka baileyanddaisey, Castaic CAon Jul 18, 2017What is the driveway made of? Asphalt? Concrete?HelpfulReply
- Karenon Jul 18, 2017My pro handyman says it's almost impossible to do anything that will last since it's the unstable dirt underneath that causes the cracks.Still, I plan to try. Among the things I learned when I researched it was it may be best to use a flexible product to fill cracks with -- clean out any pieces of concrete with still brush and vacuum, and use the product that is meant for this purpose -- search online, it's a special caulk.For cracks widr than ~1/4" I think it is, use "backer rod" which gives a base to the caulk. It's also a flexible product that is laid in or stuffed into the crack. I found these products online easily.HelpfulReply
- Kathy Woodon Jul 19, 2017I don't know.HelpfulReply
- Molly Anmaron Jul 19, 2017https://youtu.be/gpoxWHh3Do4HelpfulReply