Expansion Joint Repair Demonstration Using Instant Road Repair®

Whether you're making a repair in asphalt, concrete or a replacement section of expansion joint material, the application method for Instant Road Repair® is always the same.

First, dig the rotted material out from the expansion joint crease. We recommend that you wear gloves, use a hammer, and a screwdriver or pry bar.



Then remove any loose debris from the expansion joint crease by either sweeping or spraying with a hose.

Whether you're making a repair in asphalt, concrete or a replacement section of expansion joint material, the application method for Instant Road Repair® is always the same. Click to Enlarge
First, dig the rotted material out from the expansion joint crease. Click to Enlarge
We recommend that you wear gloves, use a hammer, and a screwdriver or pry bar. Click to Enlarge
Then remove the rotted expansion joint material. Click to Enlarge
Other tools that are needed are a trowel and a piece of hardwood.

When the crease has been thoroughly cleaned, open the Instant Road Repair® container by stripping off the tear tab and empty the contents next to the expansion joint crease.

Then begin applying Instant Road Repair® into the crease. Apply enough of the material to allow for compaction (we recommend over filling).

Other tools that are needed are a trowel and a piece of hardwood. Click to Enlarge
Open the Instant Road Repair® container by stripping off the easy open tear tab. Click to Enlarge
Empty the contents next to the expansion joint crease. Click to Enlarge
Then begin applying Instant Road Repair® into the crease. Apply enough of the material to allow for compaction (we recommend over filling). Click to Enlarge
Then you can begin to compact the Instant Road Repair® material into the expansion joint crease with the edge of the board. The harder you hit the board the tighter the compaction will be.

After you have completed your project, return the remaining Instant Road Repair® material to its original container and seal the lid tightly.

Instant Road Repair® that has been properly sealed will remain workable and pliable for your next repair project.

Then you can begin to compact the Instant Road Repair® material into the expansion joint crease with the edge of the board. Click to Enlarge
The harder you hit the board the tighter the compaction will be. Click to Enlarge
After you have completed your project, return the remaining Instant Road Repair® material to its original container and seal the lid tightly. Click to Enlarge
Instant Road Repair® that has been properly sealed will remain workable and pliable for your next repair project. Instant Road Repair® has a neutral PH, it will not stain the concrete. Click to Enlarge

    Instant Road Repair® has a neutral PH, it will not stain the concrete.


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