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Author Repairing concrete driveway expansion joints
Don S

2005-07-10, 11:25 pm

Hi. What's the best way to repair the expansion joints in a concrete
driveway, where the fiber board has deteriorated ? I was thinking of using
backer rods and regular or roofing caulk in a tube.

Is the black roofing caulk any better than the stuff in the concrete section
of the store ?

Is sand an alternative to the backer rods ? I have about 10 joints to fill,
and sand would be a lot cheaper.

I thought about using the expanding insulating foam. It says it is for
interior & exterior use, but I wonder how it would hold up in a driveway
application.

Thanks for the input.
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