Can you buy a tub of ready made tarmac?

ferry

Need to repair a patch of tarmac - road side where it meets my dropped kerb. Looks like a pothole.
Is it possible to buy a small quantity of tarmac or similar that will do the job?

Thanks

shaun_from_Africa

This should do the job:
http://www.wickes.co.uk/Hanson-Instant-Lay-Macadam-Major-Bag/p/220017?CAWELAID=120135120000011994&CAGPSPN=pla&CAAGID=37524959812&CATCI=pla-253560858292&gclid=CIyotamb99ICFYc_GwodAJkDyg&gclsrc=aw.ds

WobblyDog

Consider buying some of this spray as well, to encourage the new tarmac to bond to the old:
http://www.diy.com/departments/tarmac-bitumen-edging-jointing-spray-150ml/147427_BQ.prd

glasgowdan

It's referred to as cold pour/cold lay tarmac/asphalt, as obviously you're not pouring it hot. Even B&Q sell it.

George_Michael

Hot tarmac will do a far better and longer lasting job than the stuff for patching up. Why not have a look when you are driving about your locality and see if you can find someone doing road repairs and have a word with them. They may do it for you or give you a bucket of hot tarmac (provided you have some way to carry this safely.)
It will probably cost you a few £s or a few beers.

zaax

fFor the roof bitumen I have put the whole tin on the stove for 20 mins, and as above it makes a beter job

Wassa123

Is this a public road you're tarmaccing?

Davesnave

So many questions; just do it!

An old lady and I did the speed bump outside our properties three years ago and it's still working well. Cost £6.50 or thereabouts. Private road, but we didn't consult anyone else.

Life's too short!