One of the local roads was full of holes. The council sent along some guys with a truck full of tarry stones and a fairly lightweight compactor - the sort of thing I've seen used on driveways before block paving is laid. They filled the holes, but the tarry stuff has not stuck in place. So, the result is the holes are all back again and the road is full of loose tarry stones, especially in the gutters.
Is this a problem with the temperature? Or the compactor? Or is the material completely wrong?
If it were me doing it, I'd be looking around for some sort of fast-setting epoxy resin, but then I'd probably go bankrupt paying for it as there's probably not a lot of money in pothole-filling.