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How to Know When Your Sealcoat is Dried and Cured

cumulative water loss happens rapidly in the early stages of film drying—in other words the first 80-90% of the film dries relatively fast, but the release of the last 15-20% of water takes much longer, requiring the right set of ambient and pavement conditions. For optimum performance, all water must leave the film: 80-90% is not good enough.

Polishing Goes Back to School

Eagle Valley High School in Eagle, Colo., has a concrete cafeteria floor that was dyed and polished by Concrete Floor Systems.

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BagHotMix

PavementGroup Corp.

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June Featured Facebook Contractor: Quality Lines, LLC

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GAC Paving Fabric Brush/Broom

Geotextile Apparatus Co.

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US DOT Commits $62 Million for Highway, Bridge Disaster Relief

U.S. Department of Transportation

Money will reimburse seven states for fixing or replacing highways, bridges and other roadway structures damaged in disasters

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How to Add Cracksealing to Your Services

Contractors must use the correct material for their climate and match material quality to the job they are completing to guarantee a successful cracksealing job.

Michigan's BT Sweeping Adjusts to Weather for Spring Cleanup

When the snow melts and the temperature rises, parking lots are left with a mess

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Many Techniques, Many Expectations

Micro surfacing was applied to Sunset Way.

How to Sealcoat 420,000 Square Feet by Hand

Jet-Black of Rockland sets franchise record brushing sealer at New York’s Mercy College

Roughly halfway through the project Jet-Black came and removed the empty tank and dropped another full 5,000 gallons of sealer.

Polarmatic Turbomatic Thermal Energy Unit

Standley Batch Systems, Inc.

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When Are You Ready for a Truck- or Trailer-mounted Striper?

M-B Companies builds many trucks with rear shelters that enable the rear operator to remain more comfortable in less-than-ideal weather conditions.

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