Henry Rubber E-Z Stir Driveway Asphalt Filler/Sealer

Good product for the price. I ordered 15 gallon (3 buckets) for about 510 square foot driveway. I ended up using about 11 gallon. The coat looked brown when coating but turned mat black after it dried. You can see it in the before and after picture. I recommend that you clean the surface and seal the cracks before doing the coating. For ours, I had the driveway pressure washed and then did the seal coating. When doing the coating, I mixed about 3 pound of clean sand for every gallon of the seal. This added traction to the surface and made it feel stronger. My mistakes were that I did the coating during sunny time with high heat and this caused cracks where there were already large cracks present. I should have filled the cracks with higher sand mixture to the coating and should have done the seal coating with 3 lb of sand per gallon few hours later. Overall, this is a good product and the results are dependent on how well you prepare the surface.

I'd used the stuff from Lowe's before, can't remember the brand. This was much better. Easy to stir, pour and apply. Good consistency. Dries to a nice color. It's been on for about one year now and looks like it did the day I put in on, even where it gets full sun.

Well it says that its good for 300 to 500 sq feet...not sure if it matters but my driveway has never been sealed in 49 years and is a total crumbling mess. My landlord forced me to do this and i bought this product and i used sand in the cracks which was a mess and did not work...i used cold patch and that was a mess then used concrete and that filled cracks better and was easier to cover with this sealer.... The driveway was like a dry sponge and soaked up the entire bucket in about 2/3 of the driveway (driveway is 10 feet wide by 25 feet long and i had to get a 2nd bucket and that was enough to cover it and a 2nd coat over the driveway completely (2nd coat was much thinner than 1st and applied easier since surface was much smoother after sealer coat #1 was down and cured for 2 days). I used a brush/squeegee combo to apply vs sprayer or roller to apply... a completely messy job... this did clean up from hands with soap and water and a scrub brush which is helpful...no paint thinner or turpentine or solvent to clean hands needed. Clothes and shoes ruined but that was expected. Looks good. Nice smooth black surface now. This product does not self level so broom grooves are all over but i went back after about 30...40 minutes of it curing and ran the brush over the whole driveway again and it knocked down alot of the broom grooves and made it much smoother and looks nicer. 2nd coat same thing. Knocked down the groives for a smoother final coat. Dries to the touch in a few hours and completely cured in 99 degree day time temps in 3 1/2 days. Since it was so hot i left it alone for extra time to make sure it was fully cured and not still gummy in thicker spots. Overall im happy with it just annoyed i had to get a 2nd bucket because my driveway absorbed it so fast and made the 1st bucket disappear in 16 feet out of 25 feet.

Good stuff. Does not cover as much area as described but my driveway had not been sealed before so it soaked it up. Buy a little more than you think you need but this stuff works great.

I purchased your product in 2024 our driveway was done. But now it is chipping off!! One of the driveways are barely used and it’s chipping off that one also!!!! Please see video and pictures. would like a total refund! It says 7 years it has only been 2!! The driveway was properly prepared for the application! I spent over $600 dollars on your product and I would like my money back!

Having just applied it, that's all I can comment on, and as per the prior reveiws. As for what it is, all prior good reveiws look accurate and compared to prior products my hope is it won't peel in a year. On that note, -- I spent 3 days preping this driveway. I did way more than I've ever seen anyone do and could not, for example, likely find anyone to do what I did. There were no advisers on prep other than the generalisations. This material, well, who knows if not a chemist appears as would like adhere and fill, level so to speak. I was on the fence as to which to purchase. One reveiw said the thicker with longer warranty was quite thick; who can know without the OEM showing application examples. So, specifically I'd say the square footage estimate is accurate. I am not sure you'd get "500" sq ft unless spraying it? I used a "squeegy" and pressed hard and went back to take out ridges and etc. And then, even when dried to the touch in one-hour (4hour is correct) -- I then spot applied again. Even though I did do allot of cleaning out of cracks and filling with some expensive $25/gal crack filler as much as I could and leaving the "1/8" inch for this, -- once applied and pressed in and even gone over, there is a "shrinkage" and will see the cracks, -- pattern. Unlike as with spackling a wall. I am not unhappy with it, so long as functionally is SEALed. It makes me wonder if they, even in this edition of their product could not add more filler with less shrinkage even if adhering to the 1/8 inch use of it. I'll assume that today, I could apply a second coat (?) but there is not advice for that. Or, should I use the thicker stuff (and would need a power mixer prior to use)? After 4 days of this, -- I am not sure I am up to a second application or if even advisable, -- could be a waste, -- could cause other issues with drying, hardening, driving over tracking, etc. Oh, so far as mixing... if you have a heavy duty drill with mixer attachment, -- get it out. However, I used a large "stick" and had it 90% ? mixed after about 15-20 minutes. And I had flipped the bucket sereral times prior to opening and "shook" it hard in all directions. (They should "shake" it prior to shipping imo.) So, the "glob" was still there and you have to breatk it up, dissolve, dissipate it. Yet, at the bottom there was a, imo, significant coating and to the Lid as well (so, not a setteling issue, a mixing issue). However, at the end, since drying so well, then spot applied some of the more apparent cracks (more spider web pattern stuff, no "CRACK or anywhere near a "pot hole" separation, esp., if do this sealing maintenance). So, I wobble back and forth on the issues but if you read it, you'll hopefully get the picture of my experience. I am, I guess 90% happy, want to say 80% maybe due to the fill/shrinkage and other. But compared to my options of what I have locally, (typical, no help, one selection only chain home builder supply), -- I have to say in that comparision then I am 90% and at this price and service, delivery, -- happy, and not frustrated. How else can you find out unless to take a chance one year and that's a heck of a gamble on faith it's an okay choice for what I hope to get a 3 year "new" look to my driveway, -- so to speak.

I like it. Mixed 50 / 50 with a thinner type to get consistency that is easy to apply but will cover greater area

It was a good thick sealer and looks good on my driveway. I did it myself and don’t claim to be the champion driveway sealer but I have done it before. First, it was not easy to stir. The muck was at the bottom and I stirred slowly with a drill. Did not get uniform consistency. Kind of frustrating. I did two coats and used a roller on the second coat. It did go on thinner with the roller which may affect durability, but did cover the brush marks. Did fill small cracks fairly well. I bought this because it was not available at my local stores. People seemed to like it. Obviously you pay for shipping built into the price. I think it will be ok but about the same as the one I bought locally when I did this before. That one was a lot cheaper. Can’t comment on durability, but will if it’s particularly good (or bad.)

Today I attached the rear eye double strap hinge bands to the gates, which I've put temporarily in place. Tomorrow I'll shim the gates, ensuring the ground is level on both sides to make a good fit in the middle, attach the mounting plates to the posts, and install the connecting pins. Finally, I'll install two cane bolts and a top latch. I sunk the 10 foot posts 3 feet and sealed the bottom 3.5 feet with Henry Company Driveway Asphalt Sealer. It's the finest product of its type on the market and well worth the cost. For me and my dogs, for whom I fenced in the property, its an investment in our future.

je les etendu dans mon garage et il a bien secher mais quand le plancher est mouiller tache tout se qui y frotte tres desevan pour le pris