Sealcoating is made when asphalt emulsions and mineral fillers and polymers are combined. Resurfacing asphalt with sealcoating adds life to the new pavement, giving it a nonskid surface, and works well in both hot and cold temperatures.
A water-based primer and sealer work well to resurface asphalt when you need a fast-drying application that will bond well with surfaces that contain grease or oil. The primer and sealer will help to protect the asphalt from water and deterioration.
Crackfillers are essential in some cases of asphalt resurfacing. They are used as a sealer prior to asphalt paving and help the asphalt to maintain resistance to salts, water and other deteriorating materials.
Cold patching involves using modified cold asphalt, used mainly for repairing and resurfacing potholes, overlays and edges. This cold asphalt works well in both hot and cold temperatures, making it easy to incorporate into any resurfacing job.
You should always follow the manufacturer's safety precautions and wear protective gear and gloves while applying any asphalt resurfacing agent.