Driveway Sealcoating Experts - S1:E2 - "The Donut"
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- Опубликовано: 8 июн 2024
- On this week's episode, we tackle another large, 6,000 square foot, "never-been-sealed-before" asphalt driveway that had over 650' of extensive and large cracks needing treatment with our hot-rubberized crackfill material.
With rain forecasted for early the following day, we had to make the call to split the project up into two different days to ensure the best results for our client. We'll walk you through our thought process as well as show you a few tricks of the trade to have the best-looking driveway in the neighborhood.
00:00 - In-Depth Walkthrough
7:02 - Cleaning & Blowing
7:47 - Filling Deep Cracks With Aquaphalt
8:28 - Hot Rubberized Crackfilling
9:47 - Driveway Sealcoating Begins
11:51 - Final Results
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Absolute perfection! Your attention to detail, thoroughness and clarity on expectations speaks to your awesome work ethic and skill! Too bad there isn't one company like yours in NH that I am aware of.
Easily my favorite comment on this channel to date! Very much appreciate the kind words and sounds like you'd be a great customer to do business with as you can appreciate the little details! Thanks again for watching and have a great weekend!
Keep up the good work. These videos are inspirational
Thanks brother! We're gonna get you up and running out in Cali in no time flat!
@@royerfromjerseyI’m so looking forward to it. Thanks for all your help and support
Excellent work
Thank you! Appreciate you watching & the support
What's the name of that dust that you put down on top of the crack filler
Sure! It's "Black Diamond - Coal Slag 60 Grit". It's sandblasting abrasive. They sell it at Tractor Supply in 50lb bags. The red bag is the 60 grit and what you want texture-wise. Their blue stuff is too coarse and makes the crackfill too noticeable through the sealer.
What was that you sprayed on the aquafault?
Good Morning! Good ol' Water
You can sealcoat those wet spots and nothing will happen right ?
1,000%. The key is to make sure there's not a consistent steam or "spring" of water leeching up through the asphalt. That and make sure you have at least (48) hours of dry/sunny weather AFTER you put down the sealer for it to setup and cure.
What is that his putting on top after filling the cracks ??
It's "Black Beauty" sandblasting sand. We get ours at Tractor Supply. Makes it so we can walk right on top of it, tires can drive right over it, helps the sealer stick to the rubber and not look as "shiny" through the coating.
Looks good save Home owner big money then replacing it with new asphalt
Thanks for the kind words! Yep - way more cost-effective than paving, this would be a BIG MONEY paving job.
What were u throwing down over the crack filler?
It's "Black Beauty" shotblasting abrasive. The sand helps with hot tire pickup and helps the crackfill blend better
Good job !! For the crack filler It’s same sand for sandblast ? And what brush do you use ? Synthétique brush ?
@@MaxT314 Thank you! Yeah, same medium as shotblasting. We use the fine Black Beauty from Tractor Supply. Brooms are the Tampico fiber ones.
@@royerfromjersey Thank you very much I try the sand blast this year ✌🏼
@@MaxT314 No problem! It's a little more work, but makes the final outcome more visually appealing and durable.
Do you do work in northern Westchester?
We're based out of Central NJ. Would this be fore Westchester, NY. We do travel depending on the size and scope of the project. If not, could recommend someone in your area.
That would be awesome. It’s for an approximate 2300sq ft driveway. Please refer someone reasonable and craftsmanship like you! Thanks.
Is that coal tar
Correct!
@@royerfromjerseylooks like asphalt emulsion
@@simd510 Never have we once bought AE since we've been in the business. We add a secret sauce to our CT mix that makes it darker and not the brown'ish finish from the clay.
@@royerfromjerseywhat is that secret .. ? I’m from SWNY , would love to know
@@Ryan-Card shoot me an email @ royerinjersey@gmail.com
Is that a seal-rite tank ? If so what size ?
Great eye! It's the SR700 gallon unit. She's a beast!
CDL required for the 700 gallon unit.
Do you tamp the aquafault before adding water?