Gator Patch – 5 Gallon Ready-to-Use Asphalt Repair for Alligatored Surfaces
Restore alligatored asphalt quickly and efficiently with Gator Patch, a durable, ready-to-use blend of asphalt emulsion, mineral fillers, glass fiber, ground rubber, and plasticizer. Designed for longevity, this versatile product is perfect for parking lots, driveways, playgrounds, walkways, running tracks, tennis courts, and other asphalt surfaces showing severe cracking.
Gator Patch also works for shallow depressions and cracks wider than 1/2", making it a cost-effective alternative to hot mix asphalt patching.
Key Benefits
- Formulated specifically for alligator cracked asphalt
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Durable and long-lasting repair solution
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Ready-to-use – mix, pour, and work in with squeegees
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Cost-effective alternative to hot mix asphalt patching
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Versatile application – fills cracks, depressions, and damaged asphalt surfaces
Application Instructions
- Prime old, oxidized surfaces with Tack Coat diluted 1:6 with water (optional)
- Mix Gator Patch thoroughly before use.
- For depressions deeper than 1/4", apply multiple layers no thicker than 1/4" each, allowing each layer to dry.
- Work the material into cracks or damaged areas using a squeegee.
- Larger cracks (over 1/2" wide) may require additional layering for optimal results.
Coverage
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Depressions at 1/4" depth: 20–50 sq. ft. per gallon
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Cracks 1/2" x 1/2": Approximately 150 linear feet per gallon
Ideal For
- Alligator cracked asphalt in parking lots, driveways, and walkways
- Playgrounds, running tracks, and tennis courts
- Filling shallow depressions or wide cracks
- Contractors and municipalities seeking affordable, effective asphalt repair
Gator Patch Brochure
Free Shipping Only Applies to Shipments in the Continental United States
Spring / Fall WARNING:
When temperature falls below 60 degrees or when humidity levels are high, cure times are dramatically increased. It could take as many as 5 dry days for product to cure. If it rains before Gator Patch cures, it may re-emulsify and wash away. Use at your own risk.