Most sealcoating contractors have very little experience with gilsonite, but it is a better product than coal tar and asphalt emulsion. Most sealcoating contractors have very little knowledge of all of the asphalt maintenance options. Every bulk sealer salesman I have ever talked to always talks down gilsonite. When I ask if they have ever seen core samples of asphalt sealed with gilsonite they always say no. Gilsonite will actually penetrate the asphalt (providing it hasn't already been sealed with coal tar or asphalt emulsion) and help rejuvenate it. Yes some contractors will dilute gilsonite with gas. But guess what, I've seen dozens and dozens of projects sealed with watered down black water coal tar. Bottom line, sealcoating is bottom of the food chain in regards to asphalt maintenance. And this contractor did a professional job.
Thanks for the input on sealer that's awesome you take the time to comment and watch my video! I really appreciate it! I will be doing some more better videos this work season coming up soon!
I can actually seal without Taping as well. Spraying has been done on residential driveways at least in Ontario Canada for well over 30 years. Majority of sealer used is oil based due to harsh winters we have some companies also offer water based sealer and squeeqy applied etc. There is a better product available you might be thinking of that is harder to apply to residential uses higher pressure sand mix (polytar) much more expensive and no one residential is paying for it at this time.
hello, I really enjoyed your video. It was very well done with someone else recording and perfectly edited cutting off the all time working in each step. I work for a masonry company in CT, in the office, and in order for me to make an estimate, I have to anderstand the whole work processe to find a clear and detailed description. I have whached a lot of long and boring videos for this purpose, for this reason I never have made a comment. So, I just want to let you know that I m glad I found your chanel. Your video use the necesary time to explain every step, well explaned!! thank you, as I said, I really enjoyed it wile It made my job easier . Well done!
Hey Jeff, I like how detailed and thorough you were with your preparation before applying the sealer on the driveway. Glad to see you took the time to apply the crack filler as most seal coating companies never bother doing that....way to mask off finished areas dude. :-)
I've been sealcoating for years. I would like to warn people that thr sealer plants have multiple types of sealcoat and some of which will give your skin terrible chemical burns. Wear protective equipment, we used to spray coal tar and would wear a spray suit, a spray sock for our face and clear safety glasses.
There are so many types of sealers out there and some more harmful than others. Either way you are correct you should always use protection especially breathing!
Is concrete sealing common amongst residential and commercial clients in your area? Concrete’s expensive to put down but will last much longer with a good water resistant sealing on top that keeps it from cracking or eroding any earlier than it should.
Hi Jeff. Very informative videos that you post and great work. Just seen this sealing post and are interested in your set up that you have on the back of your truck. Have you anymore details regarding this? Pump, motor, sprayer etc and does it make a difference whether you spray an oil based or water based sealer through your set up? Many thanks
Thanks for watching! The set up I have currently is a 100 gallon tank with an Albion pump meant to spray only oil based sealer. These pumps and set up are locally made in Cobourg ON and are one of the most popular set ups.
Nice clean but u have to clean with soap any oil stains ,because it repels oil ,so that means it won't adhear to any oil stains and it looks spotty on the finish
That is true. Oil will penetrate everything. Since we are using an oil based product we never use water or soap on the driveway otherwise we can't seal it. Most of my customers will wash their driveway before I show up to seal it so it's nice and dry for us. If the driveway is too badly damaged we will offer to repair the area otherwise there wouldn't be any warranty on top of oil.
Whats an experienced professionals opinion on using a pressure washer to clean the driveway? Maybe instead of brush and leaf blower. Or in conjunction with leaf blower to dry the water a bit faster
Pressure washing is always the best option however if you are sealing right after you will have to wait till is dries to seal it. I have many home owners that pressure wash or even use a hose and wash down their driveway prior to me showing up.
Hey Jeff do you thin out your oil base sealer? If so how do you cut it, I am curious because I was always a water base sealer kinda guy but I switched to oil base recently. Let me know.
Someone came to my house and spray sealer on my driveway. $300 for a 15x30 but I notice that he run out and went and refill. My ? Did he refill with diseal
If someone uses diesel you will smell the difference and it will look a bit brown and the sealer won't dry properly. Hopefully no one is using that in their sealer.
It normally doesn't do this but there was a few mistakes we made during the filming of the video. We were showing clips in sections. We are making a new driveway sealing video this week and it will be on my new channel: ruclips.net/user/doitallsealing
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Is it really when spraying sealcoating can accidentally be sprayed of unwanted surfaces, doors or cars etc? Because there are some people say you can easily damage property if there is some wind.
Yes that is true Wind is your enemy for sure. You have to be aware of how windy it is and how strong the wind is. If there is no wind then you should be fine with experience.
Depends on where abouts you live it varies in pricing and depending on the type of sealer used. Residential you can charge either by sq' or a standard size. For example in Toronto a standard size driveway (2 cars) avg is about $150 with no repairs. Crack repairs you can charge anywhere from $1-2 per foot on avg.
Hey I am super interested in starting my lil business doing this u have can tips for where I can get all the equipment and the Initial investment cost any help would be great sir:)
I did coaltar sealcoating for 15yrs and would not recommend gelsonite to anyone! Gelsonite is a quick and cheap paint job! All gelsonite are fly by night companies
Not if he has to tape shit off my husband doesnt get a spot on any thing just has to know how to work with the stuff!!!! facebook.com/blackoutsealcoatingbykevin/
good video, but you should use a hot crack filler machine, its more professional and it's the way to go. one question, is your sprayer unit home made? I want to stop using buckets but, my budget its tigh LOL
First that cold crack filler isn’t gonna last but a few months hot rubberized crack filler is best second use a broom or squeegee to cut in by house but as I watch the video I understand why you couldn’t do that because you are using Gilsonite that’s pretty much diesel turpentine and a bunch of other junk looks good for 3 months good job chore
That is correct Hot Rubberized crack repair is the best for sure. I carry the cold flow filler only for customers that want that and have very little crack repairs. For commercial work its always going to be Hot Rubberized repairs. Thanks for watching!
Depending on the winters we have and how much salt the client uses varies. Protection value you get about 2 years from each seal on a residential driveway.
Interesting. Never seen it sprayed-on before. Looks good. Wondering how long that lasts compared to squeegeeing it. (Btw, I like the Canadian “a-yout.”).
Driveways you normally get about 2 years protection value most clients seal every 2 years some do every year. Squeegeeing your getting a thicker product no doubt about that. Most of the applications done here even on commercial properties are sprayed. Some sealers are using a poly tar mix which is mixed with sand. That application you can't spray on a driveway the pressure is too high and the spray width is huge. You gotta love our accents Eh! LOL
@@JeffLepard seal master had drivable seal coat tanks that are made specifically for squeegeeing, it sprays with sand in tank (nozzles are bigger for applying sealer ) and has an agitator that keeps the grade 5 sand from settling
Ive used multiple brands and types, but no sealer has held up like Brewer Cote sealer. Have one jobs i used pull method on the brush and tampico head and that drive looked as good 6-7 years later as it did after i applied it. It also used up lil over two times the sealer as normal. Nothing is wrong with oil based sealers they are actually better for up north in Canada , Alaska where cold is longer and harsher, they are less good further you go south. In the south i found Asphalt bitumen based sealers are better and in the middle 70 % coal tar does it best. Sealer can be sprayed to be actually as good if not better than brush applied but you wont find 1 in a 1k companies able or willing to do it.
I'm always interested in knowing the different sealers people are using out there! I agree different sealers will perform differently in different weather and environments. Some sealers up here are using a PolyTar which is agitated with sand. It apparently lasts longer however when you line paint on top of it you can only use water based paints and the paint will only last about 6 months. I've never used it though.
@@JeffLepard when striping with water based if want to last you need to work little harder. Stripe the lot out with a light coat, then go back over it 2x more. Wait till fully dry before each additional coat
I guess it could be because of the product I am using etc. Some driveway sealers stick with certain brands and are very opinionated on different sealers. Also, water based vs oil base is always going to be an argument! lol. That's ok I appreciate all comments good and bad!
I will have to look into that for you. I know each city or state where you are uses different sealers. There is a huge facebook group for sealing and has all kinds of information there. I will see if I can find out that for you.
Can't believe you don't pressure wash the driveway to get all the debris and dirt off. You just sprayed all over the crap that was on the driveway. Must be a Canadian thing!
I get them from my sealer supplier but there are other places you can get them. I even heard princess auto carries them. I will check that out tomorrow for you. Where about's do you live?
Ah ok! I believe Princess Auto sells them if not I normally buy mine when I fill up sealer in Mississauga from Ashphalt Sealing Supply Ltd. The guys name is Gill his number is: 647-309-5590. He has different sizes of those tips you can use. For parking lots I normally use a bigger tip like a .4
Yes it sure does its just like the ones that are sold in most of our stores here. There is a newer product than this one I will be using starting next year. Most of my crack repairs jobs though I do require Hot Rubberizer.
@@Summerlin866 I don't see him spraying bricks. Also, to steal your wording... as "Evryone knows"... No respected individual or contractor would bash someone else's work with grade school vernacular you just used. Even behind your tiny monitor on youtube. I look forward to watching your videos on sealcoating and line painting, buddy. Won't hold my breath.
@@camroberts1962 trust me if you look close enough there's probably over spray on the bricks.. And hes spraying refined motor oil ,thats not sealer ... Ive been in the trade 25 years and i spread sealer by squeeqie brush 4ft long and my material is the consistancy of mud so dont sit there and " bash "my grammar when im just trying to let evryone know this guys a scam ..
Should have pressure washed it to do it correctly. Any oil spots should have been cleaned with dawn dish soap and water. Hope the home owned didn't pay you much!
Your redicules ! You seen somebody on youtube pressure clean a driveway before sealing it and now you just think thats the standard. Enless a driveway is heavily compromised with oil you dont need to pressure clean it.
Thanks for watching! If I wasn't doing my job correctly I probably would be out of business but I'm still in business for over 16 years. If a driveway is in need of pressure washing that would have to be done long before we arrive since we are using an oil based sealer the asphalt cannot be wet. The home owner can choose to prep that before we come or if they want us to do that for them it would be done prior to a sealing day at an extra charge. For a standard 2 car driveway if a sealing company had to pressure wash and seal every driveway they would be out of business in no time. For the time it takes to pressure wash 1 driveway with set up and packing up I can have 4-5 driveways sealed by that time. Most driveways I come across may only have minor oil stains. Thanks for the comment and thanks for watching.
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Is it easier to do the application like that verse the spread with a broom?
Most sealcoating contractors have very little experience with gilsonite, but it is a better product than coal tar and asphalt emulsion. Most sealcoating contractors have very little knowledge of all of the asphalt maintenance options. Every bulk sealer salesman I have ever talked to always talks down gilsonite. When I ask if they have ever seen core samples of asphalt sealed with gilsonite they always say no. Gilsonite will actually penetrate the asphalt (providing it hasn't already been sealed with coal tar or asphalt emulsion) and help rejuvenate it. Yes some contractors will dilute gilsonite with gas. But guess what, I've seen dozens and dozens of projects sealed with watered down black water coal tar. Bottom line, sealcoating is bottom of the food chain in regards to asphalt maintenance. And this contractor did a professional job.
Thanks for the input on sealer that's awesome you take the time to comment and watch my video! I really appreciate it! I will be doing some more better videos this work season coming up soon!
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That wire broom has seen better days! Great video!
Yes I go through them a lot!
Johnny sins back at it again as a driveway sealer this time
LOL thanks for watching!
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That’s an epic comment
I'm sorry but I can't actually afford the bill... is there.. something else you had in mind?
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I can actually seal without Taping as well. Spraying has been done on residential driveways at least in Ontario Canada for well over 30 years. Majority of sealer used is oil based due to harsh winters we have some companies also offer water based sealer and squeeqy applied etc. There is a better product available you might be thinking of that is harder to apply to residential uses higher pressure sand mix (polytar) much more expensive and no one residential is paying for it at this time.
What's your cure time to be honest 90 days fades quick
hello, I really enjoyed your video. It was very well done with someone else recording and perfectly edited cutting off the all time working in each step. I work for a masonry company in CT, in the office, and in order for me to make an estimate, I have to anderstand the whole work processe to find a clear and detailed description.
I have whached a lot of long and boring videos for this purpose, for this reason I never have made a comment. So, I just want to let you know that I m glad I found your chanel. Your video use the necesary time to explain every step, well explaned!! thank you, as I said, I really enjoyed it wile It made my job easier .
Well done!
That's really excellent that you gained a bit of knowledge from my videos I appreciate that! Happy to help anytime! Thanks so much for watching!
really like that you respond in your comments section got a lot of good info through the vid and comments/questions thank you
Thanks Bill! Yeah its good to keep up with it sometimes I get behind but I always get caught up!
Hey Jeff, I like how detailed and thorough you were with your preparation before applying the sealer on the driveway. Glad to see you took the time to apply the crack filler as most seal coating companies never bother doing that....way to mask off finished areas dude. :-)
Thanks for the compliment I appreciate it! You're right, most companies don't offer crack repair.
Seems like "quick and dirty" is the main theme nowadays. Take care, Jeff :-)
@@pavingcompaniesinct3786 That's true or they are too lazy to offer the service. Thanks stay tuned!
Will do, Jeff...
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I've been sealcoating for years.
I would like to warn people that thr sealer plants have multiple types of sealcoat and some of which will give your skin terrible chemical burns. Wear protective equipment, we used to spray coal tar and would wear a spray suit, a spray sock for our face and clear safety glasses.
There are so many types of sealers out there and some more harmful than others. Either way you are correct you should always use protection especially breathing!
Can you apply this product with a squeegy?
Is concrete sealing common amongst residential and commercial clients in your area?
Concrete’s expensive to put down but will last much longer with a good water resistant sealing on top that keeps it from cracking or eroding any earlier than it should.
Jeff Lepard ?? Surely you've been named after Def Leppard :)
I'm not sure! LOL It works though! Thanks so much for watching!
Hi Jeff. Very informative videos that you post and great work. Just seen this sealing post and are interested in your set up that you have on the back of your truck. Have you anymore details regarding this? Pump, motor, sprayer etc and does it make a difference whether you spray an oil based or water based sealer through your set up? Many thanks
Admirable work amigo, greeting from Perú
Thanks so much for watching! I would love to visit Peru one day!
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Very helpful video Jeff. Where’d you get that wand? I need it lol makes spraying way easier to manage
Thank you for sharing your knowledge. I also would like to know what equipment you used for this job. Thnks
Thanks for watching! The set up I have currently is a 100 gallon tank with an Albion pump meant to spray only oil based sealer. These pumps and set up are locally made in Cobourg ON and are one of the most popular set ups.
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Nice clean but u have to clean with soap any oil stains ,because it repels oil ,so that means it won't adhear to any oil stains and it looks spotty on the finish
That is true. Oil will penetrate everything. Since we are using an oil based product we never use water or soap on the driveway otherwise we can't seal it. Most of my customers will wash their driveway before I show up to seal it so it's nice and dry for us. If the driveway is too badly damaged we will offer to repair the area otherwise there wouldn't be any warranty on top of oil.
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Its a oil based sealer
VERY GOOD TEACHING.
Thanks so much for watching!
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What is good box store sealer
Keep up the good work dude!
phead128 arf thanks so much!
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Whats an experienced professionals opinion on using a pressure washer to clean the driveway?
Maybe instead of brush and leaf blower. Or in conjunction with leaf blower to dry the water a bit faster
Pressure washing is always the best option however if you are sealing right after you will have to wait till is dries to seal it. I have many home owners that pressure wash or even use a hose and wash down their driveway prior to me showing up.
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Thank you I appreciate that
Hey Jeff do you thin out your oil base sealer? If so how do you cut it, I am curious because I was always a water base sealer kinda guy but I switched to oil base recently. Let me know.
What kind of tank do you use to hold the sealer in the back of the pickup?
Is that giloniste
Good job!
Someone came to my house and spray sealer on my driveway. $300 for a 15x30 but I notice that he run out and went and refill. My ? Did he refill with diseal
If someone uses diesel you will smell the difference and it will look a bit brown and the sealer won't dry properly. Hopefully no one is using that in their sealer.
I couldn't help notice when you spray the edge where the grass is, it blows debris onto the driveway. Wouldn't it be better to brush the edges?
It normally doesn't do this but there was a few mistakes we made during the filming of the video. We were showing clips in sections. We are making a new driveway sealing video this week and it will be on my new channel: ruclips.net/user/doitallsealing
What brand of sealer did you use? Looks great.👍
The sealer is called Black Mac from Mc Asphalt Industries.
look great....
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Is it really when spraying sealcoating can accidentally be sprayed of unwanted surfaces, doors or cars etc? Because there are some people say you can easily damage property if there is some wind.
Yes that is true Wind is your enemy for sure. You have to be aware of how windy it is and how strong the wind is. If there is no wind then you should be fine with experience.
I do sealcoating in Kentucky and our sprayers couldn't be used on that driveway. We broom all driveways unless they are very long.
What do you charge for something like this. Do you charge per sq ft and what do you charge for crack filling. I am just starting out. Love you videos.
Depends on where abouts you live it varies in pricing and depending on the type of sealer used. Residential you can charge either by sq' or a standard size. For example in Toronto a standard size driveway (2 cars) avg is about $150 with no repairs. Crack repairs you can charge anywhere from $1-2 per foot on avg.
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How long do you wait for the crack filler to dry?
Jay D we can seal about 15-20 mins right after we apply the crack filler.
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I am super interested in starting my lil business doing this u have can tips for where I can get all the equipment and the Initial investment cost any help would be great sir:)
Is that Gilsonite your using
This is Black Mac from Mc Asphalt Industries Oil based sealer. Thanks!
I have never seen that seal before
Thanks so much for watching!
Where you get that mask??
+Sunny Chow that respirator is from Home Depot.
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I did coaltar sealcoating for 15yrs and would not recommend gelsonite to anyone! Gelsonite is a quick and cheap paint job! All gelsonite are fly by night companies
I need to do it in my parking lot, who can help me?
Where is your parking lot. Of course I can help.
Wow u legit know how to do everything
Fun Size Production I try!
Not if he has to tape shit off my husband doesnt get a spot on any thing just has to know how to work with the stuff!!!! facebook.com/blackoutsealcoatingbykevin/
And spraying should not be done on residential driveways
Kim Rydberg you can when theres a big open space close to any building I would never take the chance. good point Kim
good video, but you should use a hot crack filler machine, its more professional and it's the way to go.
one question, is your sprayer unit home made? I want to stop using buckets but, my budget its tigh LOL
First that cold crack filler isn’t gonna last but a few months hot rubberized crack filler is best second use a broom or squeegee to cut in by house but as I watch the video I understand why you couldn’t do that because you are using Gilsonite that’s pretty much diesel turpentine and a bunch of other junk looks good for 3 months good job chore
That is correct Hot Rubberized crack repair is the best for sure. I carry the cold flow filler only for customers that want that and have very little crack repairs. For commercial work its always going to be Hot Rubberized repairs. Thanks for watching!
" grab the crap " 50 seconds
I noticed I said that by mistake! We didn't bother doing another take of that. lol
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very good like how u do jobs
Thanks so much Kevin! Check out my other channel as well where I'm putting all my work videos on. Thanks!
Thanks Mr. Clean!
I've been told that a few times! LOL
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First!
This spray on sealer never last.
Depending on the winters we have and how much salt the client uses varies. Protection value you get about 2 years from each seal on a residential driveway.
sorry jeff but i noticed you still have alot of grass on the driveway that wsnt cleaned very good
Interesting. Never seen it sprayed-on before. Looks good. Wondering how long that lasts compared to squeegeeing it. (Btw, I like the Canadian “a-yout.”).
Driveways you normally get about 2 years protection value most clients seal every 2 years some do every year. Squeegeeing your getting a thicker product no doubt about that. Most of the applications done here even on commercial properties are sprayed. Some sealers are using a poly tar mix which is mixed with sand. That application you can't spray on a driveway the pressure is too high and the spray width is huge. You gotta love our accents Eh! LOL
@@JeffLepard seal master had drivable seal coat tanks that are made specifically for squeegeeing, it sprays with sand in tank (nozzles are bigger for applying sealer ) and has an agitator that keeps the grade 5 sand from settling
Ive used multiple brands and types, but no sealer has held up like Brewer Cote sealer. Have one jobs i used pull method on the brush and tampico head and that drive looked as good 6-7 years later as it did after i applied it. It also used up lil over two times the sealer as normal.
Nothing is wrong with oil based sealers they are actually better for up north in Canada , Alaska where cold is longer and harsher, they are less good further you go south. In the south i found Asphalt bitumen based sealers are better and in the middle 70 % coal tar does it best.
Sealer can be sprayed to be actually as good if not better than brush applied but you wont find 1 in a 1k companies able or willing to do it.
I'm always interested in knowing the different sealers people are using out there! I agree different sealers will perform differently in different weather and environments. Some sealers up here are using a PolyTar which is agitated with sand. It apparently lasts longer however when you line paint on top of it you can only use water based paints and the paint will only last about 6 months. I've never used it though.
@@JeffLepard when striping with water based if want to last you need to work little harder.
Stripe the lot out with a light coat, then go back over it 2x more.
Wait till fully dry before each additional coat
@@seangarrison7942 That is true, especially with newly paved parking lots. I prefer to use Oil based traffic paint most of the time!
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Jeff what type of seal coat are you using? Can you send a link
hello friend I like how to spray doors your machine how much power is your machine
Question what is the point of sealing. No one can answer me that question
i just watched another video saying you should spray the driveway with a Degreaser any word on that thank you
Only if its big oil spots. Then put a primer on it before sealing
Why are they calling you a gypsy??
I guess it could be because of the product I am using etc. Some driveway sealers stick with certain brands and are very opinionated on different sealers. Also, water based vs oil base is always going to be an argument! lol. That's ok I appreciate all comments good and bad!
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How much was the cost to seal coating that driveway?
That one I believe was $250 as far as I can remember.
Where can I find more info about your equipment. I do mobile pressure washing and striping looks very interesting
The spraying system I'm using is from Cobourg Ontario. You can buy the full set up there or from one of their other suppliers in Mississauga.
Thanks for the quick reply that’s a little far? Do you know of any other industry brands to look into? Located in south Texas
I will have to look into that for you. I know each city or state where you are uses different sealers. There is a huge facebook group for sealing and has all kinds of information there. I will see if I can find out that for you.
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What kind of machine/ pump is used? Amazon link?
It's an Albion Pump. I don't think you can buy them off of Amazon I get them in Cobourg, ON. I will see if you can buy them anywhere online.
Can't believe you don't pressure wash the driveway to get all the debris and dirt off. You just sprayed all over the crap that was on the driveway. Must be a Canadian thing!
You cannot apply that oil sealer over water base crack filler, but you can get away with it on a lil spot like that.
Nice job that’s Gilsonite sealer right I like your handle we never used it before
great video
Thanks so much for watching!
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Where do I buy the ceramic tip for the spray?
I get them from my sealer supplier but there are other places you can get them. I even heard princess auto carries them. I will check that out tomorrow for you. Where about's do you live?
Jeff Lepard I live in Toronto as well, that’s why I was asking.
Ah ok! I believe Princess Auto sells them if not I normally buy mine when I fill up sealer in Mississauga from Ashphalt Sealing Supply Ltd. The guys name is Gill his number is: 647-309-5590. He has different sizes of those tips you can use. For parking lots I normally use a bigger tip like a .4
Thank you for sharing your excellent job
Can I use a trash pump for sealcoating
I've never seen that used before I'm not sure if you would get the proper psi.
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Jeff Lepard you can but won’t last long. Need diaphragm pump really
Trash pumps typically used for emulsion/coal tar for oil pased i use hydraulic log splitter pumps or a viking pump
The crack filler you used I have not seen used like that before. Does it come like that in a bottle.
Yes it sure does its just like the ones that are sold in most of our stores here. There is a newer product than this one I will be using starting next year. Most of my crack repairs jobs though I do require Hot Rubberizer.
Is that gilsnite sealer?
Sealer I'm using is Black Mac from McAsphalt Industries.
Oh helllll noooooo...
@@Summerlin866 I don't see him spraying bricks. Also, to steal your wording... as "Evryone knows"... No respected individual or contractor would bash someone else's work with grade school vernacular you just used. Even behind your tiny monitor on youtube.
I look forward to watching your videos on sealcoating and line painting, buddy. Won't hold my breath.
@@camroberts1962 trust me if you look close enough there's probably over spray on the bricks.. And hes spraying refined motor oil ,thats not sealer ... Ive been in the trade 25 years and i spread sealer by squeeqie brush 4ft long and my material is the consistancy of mud so dont sit there and " bash "my grammar when im just trying to let evryone know this guys a scam ..
@@Summerlin866 Predictably, you missed my entire point. Hope your business is doing well and you have satisfied customers.
Looks like non-fiber roofing tar
Black Mac from McAsphalt Industries. Thanks so much for watching!
What type of material is that .
It's an oil based sealer called Black Mac
Amazing
Thanks bro!
Idle that machine down it still spray the same! Wtf.
Should have pressure washed it to do it correctly. Any oil spots should have been cleaned with dawn dish soap and water. Hope the home owned didn't pay you much!
Your redicules ! You seen somebody on youtube pressure clean a driveway before sealing it and now you just think thats the standard. Enless a driveway is heavily compromised with oil you dont need to pressure clean it.
And on top of that hes using oil based sealer you moron. Any oil is om the driveway is not gomna effect oil based product
Thanks for watching! If I wasn't doing my job correctly I probably would be out of business but I'm still in business for over 16 years. If a driveway is in need of pressure washing that would have to be done long before we arrive since we are using an oil based sealer the asphalt cannot be wet. The home owner can choose to prep that before we come or if they want us to do that for them it would be done prior to a sealing day at an extra charge. For a standard 2 car driveway if a sealing company had to pressure wash and seal every driveway they would be out of business in no time. For the time it takes to pressure wash 1 driveway with set up and packing up I can have 4-5 driveways sealed by that time. Most driveways I come across may only have minor oil stains. Thanks for the comment and thanks for watching.