Can anyone sugest a coating that is quick drying that would mock something up to look like a tarmac surface?

Question

something that could cover concrete for example? I need a product that is quick drying and is some kind of paint that is flat matt with a worn black textured feel that looks like tarmac.

any suggestions folks?

thanks

Answer 1

i think the quickest would be acrylic paint mixed up with crushed rocks.

Answer 2

You could always use temporary tarmac, this is a cold tarmac which can be purchased from any builders merchants.
Make sure you paint the concrete with bitumin and also consider drainage. Tarmac allows water to drain through to a certain extent but the bitumin and concrete wont. You may need to drill holes through this to avoid any standing water as this in time will cause moss to grow as well as ice forming in the colder months which will separate the tarmac from the concrete.

I'm affraid to say the only way to avoid any problems later your best option would be to re-new the surface altogether.
Please understand that the method I've given is a favorite for travellers (Irish) to make easy money, the end decision is ultimately down to you.

Hope this has been helpful.

Answer 3

You have asked 22 questions about this patch of tarmac in the past few days!! The best thing to imitate tarmac is tarmac, why not just get some and spread it out. Job done!

Answer 4

Wrinkle paint--spray can on the surface and would wrinkle.

Automobile undercoating that is in a spray can.
Real roofing material is designed not to get hard. Mess for ever.

I am a NASCAR fan and would love to put a track in the house to mount the cars on.

Check in the hobbie (real) stores - possible you could purchase such road way---or train track.

What ever ya do it is gona cost money. Good Luck

See you in church on sunday.

Answer 5

Bitumin roof sealer!

Answer 6

What about roofing black rubberoid...

Answer 7

black chalkboard paint

Answer 8

try an internet search