Driveway Sealer?

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I want to seal part of my driveway. Oil-based sealers are banned in my area, so it seems as if I will need top buy a latex-based product. Does anyone have any recommendations?
 
I usually buy from Home Depot their least expensive Latex Water Based Driveway Sealer...about $16/4.75gal then the price goes up from there. Free shipping over $45 in my area. There Are No More 5 gal pails. Check out their website for prices & shipping cost in your area.
 
Originally Posted By: Alfred_B
I use the "10 year" latex based sealer and it lasts 3-4 years.


Yeah- ain't that the truth
 
I have 5 pails of the Blackjack brand 10 year Latex sealer waiting for me to get off my lazy hind-end and put it down. There are a bunch of big cracks in my driveway that needs a couple gallons of crack filler and sand along with a bag of patch. We pressure washed all the dirt out of them as well. I think prep work is a major part of longevity. From what I'm told it was done 3 years ago by a "pro" that had spraying equipment. Looks worse than it did before it was done then. Haven't had an asphalt driveway in years, so we'll see how it goes.
 
Originally Posted By: zzyzzx
How far is it to drive someplace where you can buy an oil based sealer?


Where there is a will there is a way
 
Originally Posted By: zzyzzx
How far is it to drive someplace where you can buy an oil based sealer?


I think it may be illegal to apply it.
 
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