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Binghamton Area:  607-444-2164
Watertown Area:  315-788-0930
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 Seal coating and striping

Eagles Club
Seal Coating

Seal coating protects your pavement while providing a jet black finish that keeps it looking great.  It can be applied by a spray application as well as hand application.

In order for seal coating to do its job, any structural failures or cracks must be repaired in advance.  Next we can seal coat your pavement with two coats of coal tar emulsion sealer in the following manner.
 First we sweep the pavement surface with a power broom and blow off all of the dirt, dust and debris with heavy duty air blowers.  All bad petroleum stains are primed with a special bonding agent to allow the sealer to adhere in these areas.
 Next, two coats of sealer are spray applied onto the pavement for uniform coverage.  We can coat from 6,000 to 10,000 square yards with two coats in a single day, depending upon the location and access.
Seal coating is very important in maintaining structurally sound pavements for the following reasons:
 Gas and oil can penetrate into the asphalt and break it down prematurely.  This is because asphalt is also a petroleum based product.  The gas or oil dissolves the asphalt binder that holds asphalt together.  Coal tar is impervious to gas and oil and it keeps damaging fluids away from the asphalt allowing the rain to wash the pavement clean.
 Structurally sound pavements can dry out prematurely from the sun's ultraviolet rays.  It makes the asphalt cement brittle and as a result the asphalt fines and then the larger aggregate can ravel away.  The coal tar forms a tough bond that does not allow the UV rays from the sun to penetrate into the pavement.
 Once the pavement has been weakened from the above two conditions, water can wash away the aggregates that are the strength of any pavement.
 Asphalt is not a completely waterproof substance.  If water is left sitting on the pavement it can penetrate into the sub-base causing premature pavement failure.  The coal tar reduces these affects by making the pavement much more waterproof and the jet black color raises the temperature of the pavement making water evaporate more quickly and makes ice melt more quickly in the winter.

 
 
 
 
 

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