During the hot weather last year (remember it?) , our waterbutt stand sank into the tarmac and basically cut into it (a bit lke a giant pastry cutter!).
We've moved the waterbutt now and have it on a slab to spread the weight however we're left with a patch of tarmac that has a nice circle cut into it, about an inch deep.
Now, during the rain this year we're getting a leak into the garage, the other side of the wall where the tarmac is damaged.
I think the rain water may be going down into the cut and coming back up under the wall.
Is there anything available that could fill the cut in the tarmac? Someone mentioned Thomson's Emergency Roof fix (which is applied with a trowel) - would this work? Or is there some better way?
thanks
We've moved the waterbutt now and have it on a slab to spread the weight however we're left with a patch of tarmac that has a nice circle cut into it, about an inch deep.
Now, during the rain this year we're getting a leak into the garage, the other side of the wall where the tarmac is damaged.
I think the rain water may be going down into the cut and coming back up under the wall.
Is there anything available that could fill the cut in the tarmac? Someone mentioned Thomson's Emergency Roof fix (which is applied with a trowel) - would this work? Or is there some better way?
thanks