Bluestar Flexible Asphalt Crack Filler, DIY - No Special Tools Needed, Fill Cracks in Asphalt Driveways and Parking Lots. 16 fl. oz. Bottle.

Does the job, easy to use. Even works in deep cracks, tho that takes multiple applicatioons.

This stuff applies easily, dries nicely, and seems to work well. Only criticism is the bottle is comically small and they don't sell a larger one, with the number of these I'd need it's just not worth the price.

Seems to be holding up but time will tell. It is easy to apply to cracks.

I purchased this product to fill some cracks in my driveway. Upfront, I was skeptical but given the reviews & videos I gave it a try. Well add me to the positive reviews. It's easy to apply, fills & seals the cracks, blends nicely into the driveway. It's a little pricey but worth it.

This filler is easy to use from the bottle. One caution, be ready to spread and even it out immediately after applying to each crack or it dries and smoothing isn't as easy. I had just enough to cover my driveway cracks well but I wish I'd had a little more so I will order again. The seal quality has been good but hot weather will require a little more application.

The product is easy to dispense but is fairly thin. If you have deep cracks it will just keep flowing down the length of the crack and not fill it up. It doesn’t go very far in filling cracks in a driveway and costs too much to fill all the cracks in a driveway. I only got about 5-6 feet of cracks filled and the 16 oz. bottle was used up. There is no large refill size available. I am going to use another product for the rest of the cracks in the driveway. Won’t buy again.

Waste of money. The crack sealer arrived in sealed bottles inside of plastic bags, not sealed. In preparation for use, I open one bottle to find out it had already solidified and was unusable. I checked the other three bottles, all 4 bottles purchased were still sealed but were also solidified upon arrival.It did seal the crack inside the bottle.....No use by date on container.Lesson learned, you got me.

I used this years ago to fill in some gaps above a wired magnetic automatic gate sensor - the part that will open the gate if your car is exiting. The wires were placed in a half inch cut and over the years some of the asphalt patch from the installer came out exposing the wires. This stuff held up well, i think it has been more than 10 years since i did it the first time. It didn't need replacing today, other areas had opened up. Went in easy. I use two applications as directed since it is deep ~1/2 inch deep/wide in some areas.