First step in filling any pothole is to estimate the size, and how much material is needed to fill the pothole.

The entire contents of liquid and aggregate, when mixed as instructed, will yield 900 cu inches of filler. Lesser amounts may be portioned out for smaller repair needs.

Use direct ratios: i.e. 50% liquid to 50% aggregate. Use a smaller disposable pail if partial mixing is required. Pail will not be reusable.

Re-cap unused liquid and close aggregate bag for future use.

If more product is needed to repair area, repeat application procedure. 4 Seasons will adhere to itself.

Prepare the hole for the fill material. Sweep out loose debris, being careful to remove sand and gravel that is at the edge where product sealing must occur.

Larger pieces of concrete or asphalt may be placed in bottom of hole to help fill space and reduce product amount.

Sand is not recommended to fill hole, as product needs appropriate surface to adhere to.

Clean visible grease and oil from surface.

Next, prepare fill material according to instructions on box; pouring product into prepared hole; leveling product with stir stick or cement trowel if needed; assuring product is in good contact with the edge of the pothole.

If repair edge is open, with no adjacent pavement to hold repair material, form boards must be made from wood or similar substance wrapped in plastic to release the form once product is cured.

Place wrapped form boards on edge of repair area and secure with stakes on outside of board.

Use cement trowel to level poured product to boards and surrounding surfaces. Remove form boards immediately after 4 Seasons begins to set up.

Let the material set up and become firm before resuming traffic, usually between 40-60 minutes. Hotter climates will produce shorter working times. Colder or winter climates cause product to set up more slowly, although winter weather should not hamper the use or effectiveness of 4 Seasons.