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Driveway Repair – Can I fill indentation

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I am about to reseal my driveway and I’m wondering if it is possible to do some patching before I get started.  I’ve got a indentation were I always park my vehicle.  It’s not a pothole, but a depression about 2′ in diameter and 1/2″ – 3/4″ deep.  Can I fill this, if so with what? 

Also, what should I look for in a sealant.  I used a No-Mix one two years ago and it did not last long. 

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  1. DanH | | #1

    A deeper hole you could fill with "cold patch", but you wouldn't get very good adhesion in as shallow a hole as this.

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