5 Gallon Bucket
Tornado Crackfiller 5 Gallon Bucket
The same rubberized, matte-finish formula as the 1-gallon jug, in a 5-gallon bucket sized for long driveways, parking pads, commercial lots and contractor work. Ready to use straight from the bucket, with a leveling tool included.
- Contractor size for bigger jobs
- Same formula as the 1-gallon jug
- Leveling tool included
- Ready to use: no melter or mixing
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- Made by Pave-Tech LLC in Williamsburg, Ohio
- Buying in bulk? Ask about contractor pricing
About this product
Built for big driveways and commercial lots
When there's more than a few cracks to fill, the 5-gallon bucket is the better buy. It's the same professional-grade sealant: heavily bodied so it fills the crack without running across the pavement, and rubberized so it flexes with the pavement through hot summers and freeze-thaw winters.
It dries to a dark, matte black that blends with the asphalt, giving homeowners, property managers and pavement crews a clean repair that doesn't stand out from the street.
Why it works
- Lower cost per gallon than the 1-gallon jug
- Heavily bodied and rubberized for controlled flow and flexibility
- Matte, asphalt-matching appearance (no shiny patches)
- Weatherproof: resists heat, freeze, rain and UV
- Fast-drying, so the area reopens sooner
Where to use it
Made for these jobs
How to apply
Three steps. One afternoon.
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1
Clean the crack
Clear out loose debris, dirt and weeds. If weeds are growing in the crack, treat them with an herbicide about a week before you fill so they don't come back through.
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2
Pour it in
Pour Tornado Crackfiller straight into the crack until it's level with the surface. The heavy-bodied formula fills the crack without running all over the pavement.
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3
Level and let it cure
Smooth any excess flush with the included leveling tool. Let it fully cure before sealcoating, striping or driving on it.
Watch it applied, start to finish.
At a glance
Product details
- Size
- 5 gallon bucket
- Surface
- Asphalt pavement
- Mixing or heating
- None, ready to use
- Finish
- Matte, asphalt-matching black
- Included
- Leveling tool
- Best for
- Long driveways, parking pads, commercial lots and contractor work
- Safety
- Safety Data Sheet
FAQ
Common questions
1 gallon or 5 gallon?
It's the same formula in both. The bucket costs less per gallon and suits long driveways, parking pads, lots and contractor work. For a few cracks around the house, the 1-gallon jug is easier to handle.
Do you offer contractor or volume pricing?
Paving crews, sealcoaters, property managers and HOAs can ask about volume orders through the contractor form.
Do I need to mix or heat anything?
No. Tornado Crackfiller comes ready to use. Pour it straight from the jug or bucket, no melter, mixing or dilution needed.
Tornado or Gator-Nado: which do I need?
Use Tornado for individual cracks and seams. Use Gator-Nado for "alligator" cracking, where the asphalt has broken into a web of connected cracks. Gator-Nado has sand built in and is spread with a squeegee or trowel to lock those sections together.
What about weeds growing in the crack?
Pull what you can and treat the area with an herbicide about a week before applying, so nothing grows back through the repair.
Can I sealcoat over it?
Yes. Let the crack filler fully cure first, then sealcoat, stripe or open the area to traffic.
Can I use it on concrete?
Tornado and Gator-Nado are made for asphalt pavement. For damaged concrete and masonry, use Mix Master Concrete Repair Mortar, which patches, rebuilds and resurfaces concrete from a feather edge up to 1 inch (up to 4 inches when extended).
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