Tarmac Restorer to Repair Cracks & Restore Appearance - 5 Litres

This Tarmac Restorer Solution is a trade-quality paint that will restore your tarmac to its original appearance. If the paint is applied when your tarmac is showing early signs of distress this solution could prolong the life of your tarmac for up to 6 years.

Used in carriageways, car parks, cycle paths and footpaths this tried and tested paint will even fill in small cracks and crevices in your tarmac. Setting this paint onto your tarmac, it will first appear as a brown colour then as it dries and sets it will come out as black. This black colour will invigorate your aged tarmac.

Not only does this Tarmac Restorer breath new life into your tarmac, this solid black colouring will cover any stains, marks or unsightly cement to keep your surface looking immaculate no matter the damage that has come before you used the restorer.  

We now offer Larger Bulk Options on this Restorer Paint, absolutely ideal for large car parks, pathways and more. The Tarmac Restorer Paint is a cheaper alternative to a full replacement on some stretches of tarmac that may have been affected by a lack of care over the past few months.

As the summer creeps in and the weather tests your tarmac's strength, make sure you're prepared with this Tarmac Restorer Paint.

Features & Benefits

• Revitalizes your Tarmac Surfaces with a new-like appearance.

• When applied at early signs of distress this paint can prolong your tarmac's like by up to 6 years.

• Can be used to seal small cracks in your surface.

• Tack-Free Drying in 20-40 Minutes.

Guidance for Application

The surface should be clean and free from dust. Weather conditions should be dry and >10ºC. it can be spray applied by spray tanker to large areas, or by hand sprayer, squeegee or paint roller to smaller areas at a rate of spread of approx. 2-4m² per litre, depending upon the surface texture. It should be allowed to fully break to a black, tack-free state before opening to traffic. A second coat may be applied if required after the first coat has dried