Pattern Imprinted Concrete Chip and Crack Repair

When you get the chip and crack repair powder, simply mix a small amount with water until it forms a paste. Then, as with any filler, you can just paste it into chips, gaps and cracks and wait for it to dry. You can even brush the powder directly into really think cracks and just sprinkle or pour a little water on.

Getting a paste into thin cracks can be a challenge, but because this chip and crack repair comes in powder form, you can simply brush the powder across the surface straight into the cracks. Pour over some water and let it set.

But if the cracks are really small, you might be best just re-sealing the surface as that will cover and protect the whole area (and you most likely won’t be able to see small cracks when you’ve re-sealed!)

Yes… depending on how much repair needs doing. Think of this like filler. It’ll repair small cracks, chips and holes, but it won’t fix large broken areas or crumbling concrete unfortunately.

Our concrete repair compound comes in 25 different colour options to help you match the colour of your existing drive or patio. Just pick the one that closest matches your current colour or send us some pictures and we’ll help you decide which will work best.

All you need is the Chip and Crack Repair Tub and some water. You just tip some powder in a small container and add water to turn it into a paste. Quick and simple.

Yes, this paste can be used to repair small cracks in concrete garage floors.
Should I repair my concrete drive before sealing it?

If you have some chips or cracks in your driveway that you want to fill in, then yes, you’ll need to use this Chip & Crack Repair BEFORE you apply sealer. If you only have minor cracks on your drive, then you might not need to use this repair paste. Applying sealer will fill in and cover hairline cracks, protecting the surface underneath.

Yes, you can use this on tarmac, with the charcoal or deep red repair paste, depending on the colour of your tarmac. We’d recommend fixing up any cracks or chips and then protecting the whole surface with our Tarmac Restorer.

The easiest option is to mix up a paste by adding water to the powder in a small container, and then use a trowel or filling knife to apply to cracks and chips. But for very thin cracks, you can brush the powder in dry and then water the area afterwards.

That all depends on your existing surface. We’ve got 25 different shades to choose from, and we can help you find the right colour if you send us some pictures. But as with any paint, colour or sealer, there will always be minor variations. But if you’re going to re-seal your drive after repairs, that will help make sure you whole drive matches and looks great, so don’t worry.

Yes, this chip and crack repair paste should work well for a chip about that size. The bigger the chip or hole, the more likely you’ll find the repair paste breaks loose again over time, which is why it’s always important to keep your drive or patio sealed and protected.

Ideally, yes, but the chip and crack repair paste is fast drying, so you shouldn’t have to wait more than 20 minutes or so. By the time you’ve applied it and got ready to seal the surface, you should be good to go.