Customer Reviews for USEAL USA 4 lb. Driveway Crack Sealer

The product did not heat very well, and you end up leaving much of it in can!

I have tried various methods of sealing cracks in my driveway (300ft long) (Top Parking area 40x100) This is the best thing I have found so far.

The product takes too much effort to be of value. The non-metal handle is basically useless. The product sets very quickly, so you have to very well prepared to spread it quickly and efficiently. It has limited coverage. The product does work as expected, but between the effort to get it ready and its minimal coverage, really not worthwhile.

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Still soft after week has

This stuff is junk. Save time and money and just use a cold poor product. Very disappointed.

Didn't know this wasn't being purchased from HD but an individual. Took a long time for shipping and showed up in a generic box without any markings.

The driveway works great on large cracks.

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Came in a USPS box loosely packed, broken handle and instructions that must have been written in China... Oh!And for a Connecticut based company I took two week?Never again

Product was good container handle was flimsy. I had to use visegrips.

The product comes in a container that is used to heat the material. The base of the container has a hole, so the heated material drips out and onto my heating source. I found the product to be unusable the way it came to me.

poured on and sealed perfectly. just what I was looking for! now I have to buy 2 refills because it doesn't go as far as I thought it would.

The sealer had a real difficult time breaking or liquefying. I used it on a 100 degree day placed the container on the hot driveway for over an hour put it on my grill following the instructions. This stuff took 30 minutes to loosen and still there was a glob that just wasn’t breaking down.

Took an hour and a half to just get the bottom to be a liquid. Unfortunately, there are only 24 hours in a day and I only had one tank of propane with 6 cans to liquefy. I gave up and purchased a cheap crack filler instead. Waste of money!

For having easy to use, it fixed my leaking roof real fast

The USeal Driveway crack filler took a long time to heat up on a gas grill. You do not get very much product for the price. The product did fill the cracks. but does not easily provide a smooth finish as the product dries pretty quickly and starts to clump. Not sure how long it will last.

It takes a while to heat up but it really work better then anything else on large cracks

The products itself seems good, but I went by the manufacturers website where it states '40 linear ft of 1/2" x 1/2" crack filled per can'. Not really the case though in the real world, I only got about 17' of crack filled.

For long cracks, it's easier that Crack Stix to apply. But I don't pour it from the can because it's too wasteful. I use a long handled spoon to pour while kept the can on a small camping stove. It works great and the can last a long time.

Very easy to use it takes some time to soften but it was worth the money. Works great

Will not know the full benefit until next winter. Pouring the melted product is not easy. Unless you have lots of experience.

Best I ever used

took a little while to heat, but worked really well.

I am not sure why this product has received poor reviews. I heated mine on an MSR white gas camp stove with wind deflector. The product heated up very rapidly and poured and spread perfectly. Having tried Pli-Stix which was cumbersome, slow and spread poorly USEAL is quite a find.

okay, i followed the directions and stuff takes forever to melt down, had 2 cans and only got down to half a can to use. Takes forever to melt down,,,,,,,,,,,,if you enjoy taking forever to see this stuff melt down, go for it. .I'll never us it again. Manufacturer should have better instructions for it....it stated 3 minutes, ....yeah sure...... i'm sure if it's melted all the way down that it would effective and plenty to do the job, but that wasn't the case with me and I didn't want to NOT follow instructions and find myself in a dangerous situation. good luck.........definitely use a torch afterwards to get a smooth finish.....that was the only good thing.

I've tried all the latex repair kits with poor results. The crack stix worked OK but a lot of work and thought this would be better. The reviews were mixed on this product but wanted to try. I got the double pack on-line. I work in a lab and am very familiar with working with difficult materials, and also had access to heat gloves and an electric hot plate. Even the it was very difficult. You need to get it REALLY hot for it to flow, and even then it has a limited working time until it sets up, then back on the hot plate.. It was a real mess. The mixing blade and putty knife also set up, so had to keep getting those warm so could clean them off also. Once poured it quickly set up so lots of puddles and streaks, and this was an 85F day! It still feels rubbery so hopefully will harden up more. I am medium to advanced DIY, but next time would do the crack-stix or hire a pro (which is a pretty strong statement for me as I hate spending $!).

We had some severe cracks in the driveway which annual seal coating neither prevented nor solved. This product was exactly what we needed. I heated it up directly over a camp stove (aluminum foil under the burner is recommended). The hot product is pretty smelly so keep the stove away from the house!! Once hot, it would cool quickly but was easy to reheat. I purchased two cans so alternating cans on the stove worked well. When hot, it flows well into the crack. The objective is to fill the crack, then leave a ribbon of sealer over the crack for expansion and contraction. This was not hard to do (a helper is recommended, one person to pour and another to smooth). I purchased a torch to smooth rough spots, but be careful not to get it too hot, which will burn the rubber components. I called the customer support number to ask if it was ok to apply sealcoat. The representative was extremely helpful, and I highly recommend you call before you use the crack sealer if you have questions. It's perfectly fine to apply sealcoat after the crack sealer has cooled. Now I'm waiting to see how it looks after a winter.