Cold Patch
Cold Patch, is a smart and easy way to repair Asphalt Surfaces that have been damaged in some way. Cold patch is widely used and respected throughout Australia and New Zealand for the fact that the Asphalt does not have to be Hot before it is laid.
Cold Patch is also known as Cold Asphalt or Cold Mix, and it’s been a Game changer since the introduction of an ingredient called polymer which allows the Asphalt stone to bind together so tight it becomes permanent.
Cold Patch allows anyone to naturally repair and mend your Asphalt and Bitumen surfaces effortlessly using our fantastic Cold Patch Product call “Asphalt in a Bag.”
Our Permanent Pothole Solutions are that, Permanent! and the great thing about Asphalt in a Bag is that it has a long shelf life so if you don’t use the entire bag you have some more for next time.
Our Exclusive Asphalt in a Bag Product is suitable for permanent or temporary repairs to Asphalt paved surfaces that have obtained potholes, machinery damage, utility trenches.
Cold Patch is Used for.
Cold Patch Bitumen Formula requires no preparation, directly pour or shovel the content from the bag into the hole and you are done. Always level slightly higher than desired depth to allow for compaction. Compaction is natural because our cold mix Asphalt product is activated by compression so a whack with a shovel will do the trick. No Need for Heavy Rollers, Noisy and awkward compactor plates.
No wonder our innovative product was an instant hit within the Industrial, Commercial and Residential, consumers
We don’t believe in Quick Fix products, but we searched around the world to find a leading product that has a proven track record for successfully repairing Asphalt and Bitumen Roads, Pathways and Driveways and we are happy to claim our product is #1 so look out for cheaper imitations that don’t last.
- Road Repair
- Bitumen Repair
- Asphalt Repair
- Pothole Repair
- Depressions
- Rutting
- Edge Deterioration
Cold Patch Repair Tip
When it comes to fixing Asphalt Damages, consider taking care of the water problem first. Try to understand how did the damages originally accrue in the first place? Can the water be slowed down or diverted? Because without this essential step repairs won’t be as effective. Hope this helps and happy Cold Patching!