I got a couple of quotes but then thought why not buy the materials (sealer and rollers) and have my grass guys do it.

 

Homedepot and Lowes have about 10 products each, not sure which one to choose.

There is a guy on newjerseyhunter that does driveways.  You should get a quote first.  May be cheaper after buying materials and paying labor.

 

I have a 5 car driveway and I used the products from lowes.  To fill the cracks I used the tar that is melted with a torch.  Then I used the 10 year sealer

 

http://www.lowes.com/pd_223564-29-6455-9-30_0__?productId=3025368&Ntt=driveway+sealers&pl=1&currentURL=%3FNtt%3Ddriveway%2Bsealers&facetInfo=

 

It was a pain to apply but year later it is holding up well.

If you find a good solution, please keep me in the loop (seriously).

 

My drive has a fair bit of cracking, some down the middle and some in large spots that appear like spiderweb cracking that will eventually morph into chunks coming up with a few more freeze cycles (say about a quarter inch wide cracking).

 

My first attempt was to spread the Home Depot Airport grade stuff with a rubber skimmer.  Looked good for a week, and then the cracks showed right back as if nothing was done.

 

Second attempt - first trowel on an asphalt patch product, let it dry, then repeat the goop.  Lasted for one season and now looks like I did nothing at all.

 

I've had pros tell me there really is no solution aside from a complete repave (thousands of dollars), as nothing on the market will fill the cracks and make it look as new.

I use a guy and will get you his number.  I have a large driveway that had 2 cracks.  He used some stuff you mix and set in by hand and then he topped everything.  Looks great (new actually), was less than $500 to do and has held up.  My driveway is huge......

My driveway is 165x30 ft. I have numerous cracks.

 

The people I used 4 years ago did a great job. The filled cracks and did the sealer. Was under $400. I need to get it done again but I have direct sunlight all day on my driveway.

There is a guy on newjerseyhunter that does driveways.  You should get a quote first.  May be cheaper after buying materials and paying labor.

 

I have a 5 car driveway and I used the products from lowes.  To fill the cracks I used the tar that is melted with a torch.  Then I used the 10 year sealer

 

http://www.lowes.com/pd_223564-29-6455-9-30_0__?productId=3025368&Ntt=driveway+sealers&pl=1&currentURL=%3FNtt%3Ddriveway%2Bsealers&facetInfo=

 

It was a pain to apply but year later it is holding up well.

 

They gave me quotes on spraying and hand rolling.  I prefer the hand rolling but its $500 more. 

 

Was it difficult to mix that 10 year sealer?  Quite a few reviews were complaining about how difficult it was. 

 

Did you melt the tar stuff yourself?  Do they also sell that at Lowes?