TRAFFIX® All-Weather Pavement Patch
Repair potholes, chuckholes, ruts and damaged pavement with a ready-to-use patching material designed for asphalt, brick and concrete surfaces in wet or dry conditions.
TRAFFIX is designed for straightforward pavement repair without a complicated multi-step coating or curing system.
Repair Pavement Damage Without Waiting for Perfect Conditions
Potholes and pavement failures do not always appear when the weather is convenient. TRAFFIX is designed as an all-weather patching material for fast, practical maintenance of damaged driving surfaces.
Wet or Dry Application
Designed for pavement repair even when the repair area is damp or wet.
Premixed Convenience
A ready-to-use patching material avoids the complexity of mixing separate field components.
Interlocking Aggregate
Specially graded aggregate is designed to interlock under compaction for a stable repair.
Asphalt Adhesive
Aggregate is coated with a specially formulated asphalt adhesive to help hold the repair together.
Pavement Repairs Don't Always Have to Wait for Dry Weather
Maintenance crews often need to address potholes and damaged pavement when conditions are less than ideal.
TRAFFIX was developed for use under adverse conditions, including repair areas that are wet at the time of application.
Repair When the Damage Appears
Addressing a pavement failure early can help keep a small pothole or rut from developing into a larger and more disruptive repair.
One Repair Product for Multiple Pavement Types
Historical TRAFFIX product information lists the patching material for repair of several common pavement and hard-surface materials.
A Straightforward Patching Process
Exact project preparation should follow current PACE instructions, but the basic repair concept is simple: prepare the damaged area, place TRAFFIX and compact the material into the repair.
Prepare the Area
Remove loose debris and prepare the damaged pothole or pavement area for patching.
Place TRAFFIX
Fill the prepared repair area with the premixed patching material.
Compact
Compact the material so the graded aggregate locks together within the repair.
Return to Service
Once properly placed and compacted, the repair is designed for rapid return to traffic.
Built for Repairs Where Downtime Matters
Historical evaluation of TRAFFIX describes patched areas as capable of being opened to traffic immediately after the repair is completed, making it useful for active roadways, parking areas and commercial properties.
Pavement Repairs Across Commercial and Public Properties
TRAFFIX can be used anywhere localized pavement damage needs to be repaired quickly and efficiently.
Fix Localized Pavement Damage Before It Becomes a Larger Problem
Once water and traffic begin working on a damaged pavement area, deterioration can spread beyond the original pothole or rut.
A practical patching program helps keep isolated damage manageable while preserving more of the surrounding pavement.
Repair the Failure—Not the Whole Lot
TRAFFIX gives maintenance teams a way to address localized pavement failures without automatically treating every problem as a full resurfacing project.
TRAFFIX® Pavement Patch FAQs
Common questions about TRAFFIX surfaces, weather conditions and pavement-repair applications.
What is TRAFFIX used for?
TRAFFIX is a pavement patching material designed for potholes, chuckholes, ruts and other localized pavement failures.
Can TRAFFIX be used in wet conditions?
Yes. Historical PACE product information describes TRAFFIX as an all-weather patch suitable for use when the repair area is wet or dry.
What surfaces can TRAFFIX repair?
TRAFFIX is documented for repair applications involving asphalt, brick and concrete or cement pavement surfaces.
Is TRAFFIX premixed?
TRAFFIX is described as a ready-to-use patching material containing specially selected aggregate coated with an asphalt adhesive.
Why is the aggregate important?
Historical product descriptions state that the aggregate is selected and graded so the particles interlock under compaction, helping stabilize the repair.
How soon can traffic return after a repair?
Historical testing material describes TRAFFIX repairs as capable of returning to traffic immediately after the repair is properly completed. Contact PACE for current application guidance.
Can TRAFFIX be used for parking-lot potholes?
Yes. Parking lots and other asphalt traffic areas are natural applications for localized TRAFFIX pavement repair.
Where can I get current TRAFFIX specifications?
Contact PACE Products for current packaging, availability, application instructions and project-specific product information.
Have Potholes or Damaged Pavement to Repair?
Tell the PACE Products team about the pavement type, repair conditions and size of the damaged areas. We can help determine whether TRAFFIX is appropriate for the project.