Why is everyone so negative, the current method for fixing potholes dosen't work. So any innovation in this area even if it dosen't work like y'all want it's still good that they're working on it. Also for y'all who commented before finishing the video the only thing patch does is seal the hole. They still do the standard procedure underneath but we all know that dosen't last because water gets in, so I think the latch works really well
I think it might be black box AI-based - meaning MAYBE even Google has no idea why the algorithm recommends the stuff it does, but it works. I have no sources on this, just an idea
One guy was also making something right by patching with a mud and pebbles in front of his house forever exited potholes and almost was taken to the court by the local government.
The enthusiasm is great but coming from DOT for 20 years it is not for a freeway. EVERY VENDOR will preach that their product is the best. It’s the consumer that needs to have input. 👍🏻
can you not use it? Its so trash if a road was properly fixed their cost in the video wouldnt be so high....I am very certain there are much better ways to fix a pothole.....They only want to make money from something we have already a solution too...so save your money they wont make it big. its almost a scam this company.
@@shugthehornyhaggis yes I did vote for BREXIT. In case you hadn't noticed we are already flooded with all sorts of sub standard yank shit courtesy of Blair's government who worshipped anything US. You Labour voters are just to stupid to see that and think the traitor Blair is wonderful despite the fact that he led this country to the verge of bankruptcy, allowed uncontrolled immigration and many other things that will take decades to resolve if they can even be resolved.
It's roofing felt. It's exactly what I put on my shed roof and in that application lasts about 8 years just being exposed to the rain. I'll give it a week with vehicle traffic.
California, pay attention. I’ve had my M850i for less than two weeks and had to get two wheels and a tire replaced already. Good thing I bought the tire and wheel coverage.
You must be doing something wrong I quess. We have way worse roads over here and I've never damage a wheel even though I have 21 inch wheels and a heavy car
Jackie I’m in the Bay Area. It’s a mess in this particular neck of the woods. I have a Rubicon and joke with people that you have to have a 4x4 to drive on the “freeways” around here. Hell, I was hit by a sewer cover on the biggest freeway in California just a few months back. Luckily the Jeep’s skidplate just deflected it and I ran it over.
They literally said in the video that they tested it for a year and it was exactly the same... sounds like it holds up better than regular pot hole fillings
@@hoodrabbit4293 Or y'know you spend 30 seconds to google their website, read their usage and view their sources of testing which include 4 "high density" locations they check up on every 3 months and are still in use after 6 years of their first install.
I don't think a lot of the people in the comments understand the materials being used or the purpose. The mat is most likely a tar and asphalt layer that adheres to the surface and allows rainwater to run off the road instead of into the cracks around the filled in hole, preventing it from eroding again. its not like a snow-plow its going to scoop it up or anything.
Actually American Road Patch is made similarly to roofing materials. However it has some high tech ingredients that makes is much stronger than traditional roofing products. It is designed to hold up to extreme traffic and we have seen it perform for years on major highways with no issues. Thanks for your comment.
What are ppl complaining about? They’re already patching it normally before putting the patch on. It’s literally just adding protection to a normal patch.
Kermit I know. The fucking TH-cam “experts” are really annoying. This seems a hell of a lot better thanks shoveling some asphalt in the hole and calling it a day. Another guy is saying “repaving is the better way”. Well no shit ya fuck, but municipalities don’t replace entire streets every time they get a pothole, most wont even fix them till they are really bad. This shouldn’t be compared to re-paving, it needs compared to the traditional repair which don’t generally last. If this lasts longer than just filling it in and it only takes a few extra minutes then that’s a good product.
Mc Earl exactly, unless I’m misunderstanding something they’re already filling it normally before they cover it....protecting the fill from getting worked out. But they’re complaining it’s a bandaid or short cut lol it’s literally the exact same thing they’d normally do.... plus more.
Kermit Yea Exactly. I don’t get all the complaining about it. Another guy said this is just being lazy. Lol. It has nothing to do with being lazy. It has everything to do with municipal budgets. No city or township or state is repaving every road as soon as it gets a pothole and they do, there’s no way they’d have the resources to do that and it would be a massive ordeal to shut down roads that often. I’m no road expert but this seems like a pretty good plan to make a normal quick repair last a fair amount longer and should only take a few extra minutes and only cost a little more which I’d think should save money and manpower over time. Maybe even freeing up enough budget to repave some roads more often. I’m also unsure of why people think these won’t hold up to plow trucks in the north east. If the edges are tamped down good enough there shouldn’t be much of a lip at all to get snagged by a plow and if something somehow does cause it to lift and be plowed off then the hole is still filled in and will last a while longer. It’s not like a normal fill job is impervious to plows either, once they get water in them and it freezes it just pushes them up a bit to get plowed right up. With the patch over it it should keep water out but even if ground water or something got in it if it pushes the fill up the patch will flex with it and it shouldn’t create any gaps or anything to catch the edge.
I think we need, or everyone for that matter, to stop scrolling down lol the youtube 'experts' claim years and years in the field and what not. It's comical actually.
I know. Calling it a bandaid, lazy, just roofing material...etc. It's the traditional way of filling a pothole, plus an extra layer of water proof material to keep the patch from washing out or bulging outward. I guess all these fuckin idiots want all the streets in there towns to be constantly closed because they are repaving the whole street to fix 2 potholes lol
Since it seems this video has won the TH-cam jackpot today, I suggest to people reading this that they go watch "The Algorithm" on Matt Coleville's channel; the explanation as to why things like this happen is a little disconcerting, especially so for a luddite, but very informative for the layman.
Put a tar strip around it to seal it even more and then I’d say it would be perfect. Maybe even torch the top layer to ensure the tar adhesive underneath is melted and bonded. I think this is a great idea, especially since i live near Pittsburgh in pothole central.
Plows also tear regular pot hole patches to shreds so there’s no loss. Odds are an asphalt latch is more likely to bulge into a bump that the plow catches.
we don't have pot holes but the road gets melted and warps because of the heat the highest temp ever was 120F here 110F is typical in the summer. so the pavement will be about 180-200F or so aka *Washboarding* on asphalt which is pretty rare I'll get some photos and update wiki
I am with American Road Patch and we have tested this product in the extreme northern climates. What I can tell you is that as long as you install it properly it will perform. We have had snow plows come over the product shortly after installation and there was no damage. The key is if you are putting it down in cold weather, below 75 degree ambient temps, you need to torch the pavement or concrete its going over to 200 degrees. If you do that it will work. We've had patches that were applied 5 years ago that are still performing.
Actually the material is extremely tough. The tensile strength is very high and we have not had any instances of the product tearing. The snowplows are certainly challeging but we've had product installed in many areas that are exposed to snow plows and we've not had any issues to date. Thanks for your comment.
Amen. Is it just me or are all the road lines erased since last winter. I dont know about you but Every town iv'e been in so far needs to repaint all the lines.
I would dig it out first, in depth and in area. (I would also tamp from the center outward, but that's a smaller issue.) You can't just guess the durability of such a system. It needs to be tested under various conditions. If I saw positive test results from an impartial party, then I would feel comfortable using it. If I were selling that system and I were confident in it, considering it's cheap and the customers are big, I would give some free samples.
American Road Patch Notes 1.45a: -Added Increased dimensional stability -Removed a bug that prevented correct weight and physical characteristics in patches -Reduced Patch time from 10 mins to 9.5 mins -Corrected an issue with tear resistance -New Road Patch colors added: Green, Red and Hazmat Yellow.
FOR STARTERS A POT HOLE NEEDS TO BE DUG TO THE BOTTOM AND EDGES CUT . A SOLID BOTTOM WILL MAKE A SOLID TOP . GOOD IS NOT CHEAP . CHEAP IS NOT ALWAYS GOOD .
A few things. Asphalt roofing material and road asphalt are not the same. This is roof material. Ice shield. Ice guard. 1- in winter a blade would rip it off 2- if you hit brakes while on this it would move/rip etc. 3- a big one. I don’t care how sticky it is. If the road is not super clean well it’s not gonna hold. Lastly I keep thinking maybe this video is a prank. Joke. Something to get hits. Simply can’t believe someone would think it’s a great idea
Mike thanks for your comment but this is not roofing material. It is made similarly to roofing products but ARP has much different ingredients. We make it so that it is able to hold up under high traffic conditions, roofing products would never perform on roadways. There are 3 patents associated with the product and you can look them up for more details. To date it has performed very well in extreme heat and cold. I appreciate you watching the video and commenting. Thanks
I don't understand the hate for this in the comments. They are voicing real concerns with fixing potholes. I don't think you idiots understand how long it takes and how expensive it is to redo an entire stretch of road just for one large crack in the side. This solution seems to be pretty effective and as an added bonus its not very expensive. Roads are hard and expensive to maintain. Your tax dollars don't need to be hemorrhaged just because you want a nice new road whenever you see a pothole in an older one.
Draknight none of what you just said has anything to do with what I wrote. I was calling out the people below. And the video does clearly state that liquid asphalt is a temporary solution that must be reapplied after its been worn down. Makes sense to me. Any patch no matter what kind will not last especially since contrete like to expand and contract due to things like water and temperature. That why bridges arent usually solid pieces. They are built with expansion joints. This product seems to work in tandem with traditional methods in order to expand their longevity.
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This is the same way I fix floor damage at home. Put a rug over the affected spot. Done.
Hahaha
Also works on emotional issues.. just cover em up
Nobody:
TH-cam Algorithm: Hey bro, wanna learn how to put a bandaid on a road?
A2 Aviation I thought the same. Hahaha why did this come up
@@maurob8586 Literally just finished watching the entire thing and thought to myself, why the hell did i just watch this??
A2 Aviation lol
Stupid algo. And I watched the whole thing!!!
How did TH-cam know I wanted to know how to repair potholes!
Everyone know
I SAWED THIS ROAD IN HALF! And put it back together with road patch!
If you're not selling this at Home Depot and Lowe's, then you're missing out a huge market. (think driveways).
I agree. This kind of product is better suited for roadways with little traffic, such as driveways and private roads.
But where are the six guys standing around with shovels?
I see half of them on the phone
With hard hats and high viz vests😂
They can now stay inside the vehicle enjoying the A/C and swiping left on the Tinder app.
Now they are holding the STOP and GO sign.
sixtyfiveford where’s the machine tamper? 😂 fuckin rookies
It wouldn't be an ad for an American company without the cliché rock and roll music.
Hell yeah
Its a must
Got a problem with that?
DrHillbillyShow *racking slide on 1911* ya whut he said
After 10-15 years it'll be mumble rap. The creators like music from their generation best😂
Congrats on being this week's algorithm-selected video recommend.
I’m from Dayton, I’m actually here to say we don’t need your product in a dire manner but appreciate the efforts to address the problems.
Why is everyone so negative, the current method for fixing potholes dosen't work. So any innovation in this area even if it dosen't work like y'all want it's still good that they're working on it. Also for y'all who commented before finishing the video the only thing patch does is seal the hole. They still do the standard procedure underneath but we all know that dosen't last because water gets in, so I think the latch works really well
People wonder why TH-cam puts videos like this in our recommended but its because they think we'll click on it and it works
Unfortunately I got here even though I didn't click it
I mean, first time I'm doing patch work on Monday, and I've always done gsb88, crack fill, or chip seal, so I'm checking into it.
so this was posted last year and now everyone is getting it on their reccomended? wow
Y'all need to come to Pittsburgh, PA, you'll have a field day
3 things science can't explain
1: Bermuda triangle
2: What happens when we die
3: TH-cam algorithm
I think it might be black box AI-based - meaning MAYBE even Google has no idea why the algorithm recommends the stuff it does, but it works. I have no sources on this, just an idea
cool, whats next youtube recommendation?
Welcome back to TH-cam recommendations roulette
Today, it’s *American Road Patch!*
Why is this video recommend to me. What am I suppose to do, get a shovel?
Advertising of course..
TH-cam recommendations: lemme just show you a road patching video
Me: oh ok
Why study for an exam when you can watch people fixing potholes. Thanks TH-cam
When a road patch video shows up in everyones recommended
lol here we are watching a road patch video...
It's 1:45 am and I don't understand why I see this video in my recommendations
Good ol’ American way of sweeping it under the rug, literally.
Lol
What have I been watching to get this recommended to me?
Ujural_Gaming probably a lot of car and motorcycle videos.
talentedmangina indeed! I've been watching those and video is also recommended to me.
That or flex tape vids
Everybody got the same recommendation of the hour?
Nobody:
Absolutely not one person:
Me: watches 6 and a half minute video on road tape
You guys keep bagging on them but at least they are trying to make something
Glad to see your comment.
trying to make what? this is one of the dumbest things ive ever seen. just because someone has an idea dosen't make it a good one
@@farmcentralohio How is it dumb? There's literally testimonials from towns that do use it
One guy was also making something right by patching with a mud and pebbles in front of his house forever exited potholes and almost was taken to the court by the local government.
The enthusiasm is great but coming from DOT for 20 years it is not for a freeway. EVERY VENDOR will preach that their product is the best. It’s the consumer that needs to have input. 👍🏻
Well, I see TH-cam Recommended is feeling like we all need to watch this
yes wth we all need this now apparently
lol TH-cam is high again. Everyone just randomly got recommended this
Randomly? lol hell no, how much did google get paid by American road patch is a better question.
every heard of an alogrithm and ads?
@@iamt0nic I assure you NOTHING in my youtube history would make this be in MY algorithm lol.
Ah well you see, may or may not have searched it up
I don't get it in recommends, i searched for potholes in the road that makes dupset
So can I put a carpet over a pothole and it will work?
Can I import the American Road Patch to England or do I have to use the English Road Patch?
Why import shit?
can you not use it? Its so trash if a road was properly fixed their cost in the video wouldnt be so high....I am very certain there are much better ways to fix a pothole.....They only want to make money from something we have already a solution too...so save your money they wont make it big. its almost a scam this company.
@@shugthehornyhaggis yes I did vote for BREXIT. In case you hadn't noticed we are already flooded with all sorts of sub standard yank shit courtesy of Blair's government who worshipped anything US. You Labour voters are just to stupid to see that and think the traitor Blair is wonderful despite the fact that he led this country to the verge of bankruptcy, allowed uncontrolled immigration and many other things that will take decades to resolve if they can even be resolved.
You tube: let's just put this shit in everyone's recommendations today!
" We don't need to shut down roads" proceeds to stand in the middle of the road
You guys are complaining about this? In Brazil they fix potholes by filling them with dirt. Yes. It lasts about a day.
Yeah, the same to my country, even a small rain can peels it off.
we use snow
My country fills our potholes with water!
You are complaining about that? In Russia they fix potholes by sending the person who complains about them to a gulag.
@@bremCZ ROFL
So essentially the solution to the roads is Flex tape over the potholes
New York definitely needs this
Two days later , another hole. The black tarmac wasn’t compressed with anything heavy. Three lorry drive-overs later you will have a compression.
It's roofing felt. It's exactly what I put on my shed roof and in that application lasts about 8 years just being exposed to the rain. I'll give it a week with vehicle traffic.
California, pay attention. I’ve had my M850i for less than two weeks and had to get two wheels and a tire replaced already. Good thing I bought the tire and wheel coverage.
You must be doing something wrong I quess. We have way worse roads over here and I've never damage a wheel even though I have 21 inch wheels and a heavy car
Jackie I’m in the Bay Area. It’s a mess in this particular neck of the woods. I have a Rubicon and joke with people that you have to have a 4x4 to drive on the “freeways” around here. Hell, I was hit by a sewer cover on the biggest freeway in California just a few months back. Luckily the Jeep’s skidplate just deflected it and I ran it over.
Sue the state/county
Good thing you all voted for a 6th gas tax to fix those roads a 6th time
fireofdestruction77 did that one time. It’s worth buying tire and wheel coverage not to deal with them.
why the hell is this on my recommendation.... i dont own any road to use these road patch...
The better question is, why did I sit here and watch it anyhow?
I was wondering that. I don't even own a car.
How does it stand up to snow, snow removal , etc?
@Apple User 2 Where?
On this episode of TH-cam algorithms:
Me at 9pm : I’m gana go to sleep early tonight
Me at 6 am : how to patch a hole with a carpet
SobaSoup 😂
I want to see the patch in a month see how it holds up....
They literally said in the video that they tested it for a year and it was exactly the same... sounds like it holds up better than regular pot hole fillings
Lp12 Nos wanna see it with my own eyes
@@hoodrabbit4293 Then why don't go find a road that uses it?
@@SmugLlama1234 I was replying to the person above. I see u believe everything you are told
@@hoodrabbit4293 Or y'know you spend 30 seconds to google their website, read their usage and view their sources of testing which include 4 "high density" locations they check up on every 3 months and are still in use after 6 years of their first install.
I don't think a lot of the people in the comments understand the materials being used or the purpose. The mat is most likely a tar and asphalt layer that adheres to the surface and allows rainwater to run off the road instead of into the cracks around the filled in hole, preventing it from eroding again. its not like a snow-plow its going to scoop it up or anything.
snow plows take out speed bumps where i live, explain how that stupid mat would do any better. its a raised surface it will obviously peel right over
I know that Im never gonna need to fill a pothole but damn, you sold me on it
Can anyone tell me why youtube just randomly put this video in my recommended
Why is this in my recommendations? I don't know.
Why did I watch the whole video? I don't know
Looks like the peel and stick tar paper i use for every roof i do
First thing I thought of aswell.
Same here
It is I'll bet you lmao
It is.
Actually American Road Patch is made similarly to roofing materials. However it has some high tech ingredients that makes is much stronger than traditional roofing products. It is designed to hold up to extreme traffic and we have seen it perform for years on major highways with no issues. Thanks for your comment.
*Today on TH-cam recommendations*
Me: *watches one video about filling potholes*
TH-cam: “Could I interest you in another?”
Everyone:
TH-cam: “hey kid, want a road patching video?”
TH-cam gods are smiling upon you, American Road Patch.
this nigga made a band aid for the road 😂
why is this video on everyone’s recommended
Nick everybody and they momma
Man, thank you for thanking me for taking out time to watch this, made this video even more anticipated. The subtle things, guys. 👌
Malose was thinkin the same
What are ppl complaining about? They’re already patching it normally before putting the patch on. It’s literally just adding protection to a normal patch.
Kermit I know. The fucking TH-cam “experts” are really annoying. This seems a hell of a lot better thanks shoveling some asphalt in the hole and calling it a day.
Another guy is saying “repaving is the better way”.
Well no shit ya fuck, but municipalities don’t replace entire streets every time they get a pothole, most wont even fix them till they are really bad. This shouldn’t be compared to re-paving, it needs compared to the traditional repair which don’t generally last. If this lasts longer than just filling it in and it only takes a few extra minutes then that’s a good product.
Mc Earl exactly, unless I’m misunderstanding something they’re already filling it normally before they cover it....protecting the fill from getting worked out. But they’re complaining it’s a bandaid or short cut lol it’s literally the exact same thing they’d normally do.... plus more.
Kermit Yea Exactly. I don’t get all the complaining about it. Another guy said this is just being lazy. Lol. It has nothing to do with being lazy. It has everything to do with municipal budgets. No city or township or state is repaving every road as soon as it gets a pothole and they do, there’s no way they’d have the resources to do that and it would be a massive ordeal to shut down roads that often.
I’m no road expert but this seems like a pretty good plan to make a normal quick repair last a fair amount longer and should only take a few extra minutes and only cost a little more which I’d think should save money and manpower over time. Maybe even freeing up enough budget to repave some roads more often.
I’m also unsure of why people think these won’t hold up to plow trucks in the north east. If the edges are tamped down good enough there shouldn’t be much of a lip at all to get snagged by a plow and if something somehow does cause it to lift and be plowed off then the hole is still filled in and will last a while longer. It’s not like a normal fill job is impervious to plows either, once they get water in them and it freezes it just pushes them up a bit to get plowed right up. With the patch over it it should keep water out but even if ground water or something got in it if it pushes the fill up the patch will flex with it and it shouldn’t create any gaps or anything to catch the edge.
I think we need, or everyone for that matter, to stop scrolling down lol the youtube 'experts' claim years and years in the field and what not. It's comical actually.
I know. Calling it a bandaid, lazy, just roofing material...etc. It's the traditional way of filling a pothole, plus an extra layer of water proof material to keep the patch from washing out or bulging outward. I guess all these fuckin idiots want all the streets in there towns to be constantly closed because they are repaving the whole street to fix 2 potholes lol
Since it seems this video has won the TH-cam jackpot today, I suggest to people reading this that they go watch "The Algorithm" on Matt Coleville's channel; the explanation as to why things like this happen is a little disconcerting, especially so for a luddite, but very informative for the layman.
Gotta love TH-cam recommendations
Put a tar strip around it to seal it even more and then I’d say it would be perfect. Maybe even torch the top layer to ensure the tar adhesive underneath is melted and bonded. I think this is a great idea, especially since i live near Pittsburgh in pothole central.
@Brian W it's the damn Mexicans! Build that wall!
Brian W I’ve never been to LA so honestly I wouldn’t know.. but all I know is around Pittsburgh are mines and the ground is always sinking everywhere
anyone here because of youtube reccomendations?
Nobody:
TH-cam recommended: *ROAD* *PATCH*
I don't know why TH-cam recommended this to me, but it did, and I watched all 6 min of it because my life sucks and I am that bored.
I watched the whole thing too, just to see how bullshit the product is
No one:
TH-cam algorithm: AMERICAN ROAD PATCH!!!
And my dumb ass watched the whole thing
This is the third pot hole fixing video I’ve had recommended to me. TH-cam algorithm is working right😤🙌🏼
I use the same method on my car...if i see a rusty spot i put a sticker on it.
Nobody: ....
TH-cam: Road repair
Gotta love TH-cam lol
There are plenty of pot holes here in the Northeast but snowplows would probably tear this stuff to shreds.
Plows also tear regular pot hole patches to shreds so there’s no loss. Odds are an asphalt latch is more likely to bulge into a bump that the plow catches.
we don't have pot holes but the road gets melted and warps because of the heat the highest temp ever was 120F here 110F is typical in the summer. so the pavement will be about 180-200F or so
aka
*Washboarding* on asphalt which is pretty rare I'll get some photos and update wiki
Bring that to ohio
I am with American Road Patch and we have tested this product in the extreme northern climates. What I can tell you is that as long as you install it properly it will perform. We have had snow plows come over the product shortly after installation and there was no damage. The key is if you are putting it down in cold weather, below 75 degree ambient temps, you need to torch the pavement or concrete its going over to 200 degrees. If you do that it will work. We've had patches that were applied 5 years ago that are still performing.
Actually the material is extremely tough. The tensile strength is very high and we have not had any instances of the product tearing. The snowplows are certainly challeging but we've had product installed in many areas that are exposed to snow plows and we've not had any issues to date. Thanks for your comment.
Working in the middle of the road with no safety glasses or helmets. OSHA loves them.
Recommended bringing us together ONCE AGAIN
Hello just came from gym. Watching some TH-cam before bed. You guys class in the morning?
Hell yeah, this is what i call a good recommendation.
Hell yeah
@@thebestalex hell yeah brother
Let’s see it get to work in Canada with plows in the winter
Amen. Is it just me or are all the road lines erased since last winter. I dont know about you but Every town iv'e been in so far needs to repaint all the lines.
Why the fuck did I watch this ?
I'm a 16 year old kid that has a math exam tomorrow
But cool carpet nonetheless
Yeah try subjecting it to salt and a big city plow then we'll see if it lasts.
I would dig it out first, in depth and in area. (I would also tamp from the center outward, but that's a smaller issue.) You can't just guess the durability of such a system. It needs to be tested under various conditions. If I saw positive test results from an impartial party, then I would feel comfortable using it.
If I were selling that system and I were confident in it, considering it's cheap and the customers are big, I would give some free samples.
Will it work in the north east when it snows and plow trucks are throwing salt and plowing?
Good point
no
Проработает ровно одну зиму. И начнем пилить снова.
Why the fuck did I watch this.
Why the fuck did youtube recommend this
Nobody:
TH-cam: Here! Watch how Americans patch roads!
Thanks youtube recomended
Thanks TH-cam for recommending this for me. Now I know how how americans patch their roads.
I'm happy to hear that my American roads are being patched.
American Road Patch Notes 1.45a:
-Added Increased dimensional stability
-Removed a bug that prevented correct weight and physical characteristics in patches
-Reduced Patch time from 10 mins to 9.5 mins
-Corrected an issue with tear resistance
-New Road Patch colors added: Green, Red and Hazmat Yellow.
you actually put in the effort.
good man
Now why is TH-cam recommending this to me?
Nobody:
TH-cam: *American Road Patch*
Stop with this overused meme
@@nutmeg9005 I mean, your reply is overused too. It's in every thread with a comment like that.
What would happen if somone brakes hard on a patch?
Surface Area. Enough said.
Lol
Come to PA with this man we have them BAD over here
I’ll sign a petition if u start it up
Why
Why is this in my recommended
I thought this was an snl skit at first....then i watched the whole thing...
soooo basically ice and water guard used for roofing but with your brand slapped on it
How American fix pothole: Just put it under the rug. Done.
😂😂😂
I remember Road Runner utilizing something like this on a bridge for Wile E. Coyote, just without the cold patch. 😂
FOR STARTERS A POT HOLE NEEDS TO BE DUG TO THE BOTTOM AND EDGES CUT .
A SOLID BOTTOM WILL MAKE A SOLID TOP .
GOOD IS NOT CHEAP .
CHEAP IS NOT ALWAYS GOOD .
So this is what youtube wants me to watch today...
What about snow plows they will just peel it off like tape
Wont work anywhere you get snow though lol. One pass by a snowplow and riiiiiiip up comes the roofing tile lol......
Why the hell am I watching this? Btw I watched whole video 0_o
I wanna see what happens when someone slams on the brakes while being on this
I’d like to see it stand up in New England for just 1 winter worth of plowing
alex hall that shit wouldn't last one Winter in Maine
The typical 4 guys working and 1 guy just talking crew.
A few things.
Asphalt roofing material and road asphalt are not the same.
This is roof material.
Ice shield. Ice guard.
1- in winter a blade would rip it off
2- if you hit brakes while on this it would move/rip etc.
3- a big one. I don’t care how sticky it is. If the road is not super clean well it’s not gonna hold.
Lastly I keep thinking maybe this video is a prank. Joke. Something to get hits. Simply can’t believe someone would think it’s a great idea
Mike thanks for your comment but this is not roofing material. It is made similarly to roofing products but ARP has much different ingredients. We make it so that it is able to hold up under high traffic conditions, roofing products would never perform on roadways. There are 3 patents associated with the product and you can look them up for more details. To date it has performed very well in extreme heat and cold. I appreciate you watching the video and commenting. Thanks
American Road Patch I’m sure Mike has no idea what a PG is versus a roofing grade asphalt material, don’t waste you time on him.
I don't understand the hate for this in the comments. They are voicing real concerns with fixing potholes. I don't think you idiots understand how long it takes and how expensive it is to redo an entire stretch of road just for one large crack in the side. This solution seems to be pretty effective and as an added bonus its not very expensive. Roads are hard and expensive to maintain. Your tax dollars don't need to be hemorrhaged just because you want a nice new road whenever you see a pothole in an older one.
Draknight none of what you just said has anything to do with what I wrote. I was calling out the people below. And the video does clearly state that liquid asphalt is a temporary solution that must be reapplied after its been worn down. Makes sense to me. Any patch no matter what kind will not last especially since contrete like to expand and contract due to things like water and temperature. That why bridges arent usually solid pieces. They are built with expansion joints. This product seems to work in tandem with traditional methods in order to expand their longevity.
Tristan - Inkjet I agree
I see i'm not the only one who got this in his recommended five minutes ago lol
Can I run over it with my Cyrisis Running Pc without the road patch breaking