EWT Premium Asphalt Tarmac Parking Lot Joint and Crack Sealer Repair Hot-Filler Premium Tape, Waterproof, 4 Inches x 50 ft, Black

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MSRP: $290.99
$215.95
(You save $75.04 )
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Product Overview

Brand: EWT

Color: Black

Features:

  • Permanent Bonding: Creates a permanent bond on any asphalt, concrete or masonry pavement surface
  • Rubberized Asphalt Strip: Rubberized asphalt strip materials are designed as an effective crack filler for pavement repairs
  • Waterproof Seal: Waterproof seal can be immediately top coated with seal coating for enhanced protection
  • Crack and Joint Repair: Formulated for repairing cracks and joints in pavement surfaces
  • Durable Construction: Waterproof, permanent, super strength solution for blacktop, asphalt, concrete and tarmac repairs
  • Easy Application: Heat-activated tape melts and forms a secure seal over clean, dry cracks and joints
  • Generous Coverage: 50 feet long by 4 inches wide tape provides ample material for multiple repair projects

Details: Asphalt Crack Repair sealing systems are specially formulated, self-adhering rubberized asphalt strip materials that are easy to place over clean, dry cracks and joints. When heated melts and forms a permanent bond on any asphalt, concrete or masonry pavement surface. The neat, waterproof seal can be immediately top coated with seal coating if required. EWT Joint is designed to resist water penetration into a seam/crack. But a crack must be filled prior to “overbanding”. Contractors on jobs where there is minimal cracking will cut Joint into strips and melt it into the crack before overbanding. Sand is ok but a bit unstable. It can be enhanced by mixing sand with a sealcoating emulsion and making it a paste and troweling it into the cracks.

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