SPECIAL PURPOSE PAVING SEAL COAL TAR?

TRC has ceased to market Coal Tar Emulsion. It has been barred in a number of cities and counties all over the nation. The state of Washington has banned the total use of Coal tar sealant.

The toxic ingredients in coal tar-based sealants are turning up in ordinary house dust as well as in streams, lakes and other waterways at levels that concern government researchers. The chemicals have been found in driveways at concentrations that could require treatment by moon-suited environmental technicians if detected at similar levels at a toxic-waste cleanup site. The sealants are also applied on playgrounds and parking lots

 

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BLACKTOP PRODUCTS Click on Product Name for Details? using Texas Refinery ASPHALT PAVEMENT PRODUCTS in a well planned preventive maintenance program

Resists Gasoline, Solvent Attack

Lubrication and maintenance work often result in spillage of lubricants and fuels on pavements. These dissolve the asphalt paving compounds - - leave dangerous chuckholes - - eventually destroying expensive paving. "Special Purpose" Paving Seal is not harmed by petroleum products. It effectively seals and protects blacktop surfaces - - virtually eliminates destruction due to spillage of gasoline, oil and other types of petroleum products.

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PAVING SEAL

Virtually Eliminates Water Penetration

"Special Purpose" Paving Seal forms a protective barrier between asphalt pavement and rain, snow or frost. Alternate rain and sunlight exposure has a destruction effect on asphalt - - ultimately penetrates and breaks it down. Such damage is accelerated in cold weather by freezing and thawing. Hairline cracks soon appear - - chuckholes develop. "Special Purpose" Paving Seal helps prevent water penetration of the sealed surface, thus stopping frost damage in freezing weather - - adds years of life to your asphalt paving.

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PAVING SEAL

Gives Maximum Protection

TRC's "Special Purpose" Paving Seal is a rubberized, coal tar emulsion for bituminous surfaces which are exposed to petroleum fuels and oils, heavy impact vehicles, extreme weather and chemicals used for cleaning and de-icing pavement surface. Upon drying, it forms a uniform black surface which keeps its beauty with maintenance free performances under heavy service conditions.

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PAVING SEAL

Ready To Use - Quick Drying

"Special Purpose" Paving Seal is ready to use - - easy to apply. Requires no thinner. Just stir or otherwise agitate it in the container until it reaches uniform consistency. It spreads easily. Needs no heat. Surface dries, ready for use, in three to four hours. Do not open area to traffic until Paving Seal is thoroughly dry.

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PAVING SEAL

Seals Open Textured Pavements

A slurry composed of "Special Purpose" Paving Seal and clean, coarse sand is advisable for open-texture pavements and inclined surfaces. It fills voids in the subsurface. Gives better traction. Wears better. This slurry is prepared by mixing three to six pounds of sand with each gallon of Paving Seal. One gallon of slurry covers approximately six to seven square yards.

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PAVING SEAL

Protects New Black-Top Surfaces

Early protection of black-top surfaces saves expensive repairs. It's only a matter of time until new asphalt paving begins to deteriorate from exposure to rain, snow, or frost. When exposed to spillage of petroleum products, the asphalt paving compounds are quickly dissolved. Protect and preserve the investment in expensive asphalt paving with "Special Purpose" Paving Seal as soon as it is cured. (Cold laid asphalt pavement should cure a minimum of three months.)

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PAVING SEAL

Easy Application Instructions

Coverage . . .

One gallon of "SPECIAL PURPOSE" PAVING SEAL covers approximately 60 to 80 square feet. Coverage depends on texture and porosity of surface being sealed.

Preparing The Surface . . .

Remove all dust and loose dirt and other foreign matter. Repair any soft or damaged spots in area to be sealed. Breaks larger than hairline cracks should be repaired with the proper patching materials (TRC POURABLE CRACK FILLER and/or TRC CHUCK-HOLE PATCHING MATERIAL). Pavement must be stable. Use detergent to remove oil or fuel drippings.

Mixing . . .

(Sealer Must Be Agitated)


Just before applying "SPECIAL PURPOSE" PAVING SEAL, stir or otherwise agitate it in the drum or container. Do this thoroughly, until Sealer reaches a uniform "creamy" consistency.

Application . . .

Use "SPECIAL PURPOSE" PAVING SEAL as it comes from the drum. For best results, dampen the pavement with water, making sure there is no puddling. Over a small area at a time, pour on PAVING SEAL at estimated coverage rate and spread it evenly, using a squeegee or brush. Place applicator along edge of pavement. Pull seal toward you along the pavement, parallel to the edge line. Use a brush to remove any puddles of seal.

Important . . .

Do not apply when rain threatens or when temperature is expected to drop below 45? Fahrenheit (7?C.) before Sealer is dry.

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PAVING SEAL

Product Code: #3078

The basic protection from TRC's "SPECIAL PURPOSE" PAVING SEAL is based on coal tar, which is frequently used for its resistance to water, weather, and petroleum products. The tensile strength of the dried film is two to three times greater than regular coal tar emulsion sealers.

SPECIFICATIONS FOR "SPECIAL PURPOSE" PAVING SEAL:

Volatiles, % by weight

53

 

Residue by evaporation, % by weight

47

Specific Gravity

1.21

Weight per Gallon

10.1

Drying Time

Less than 8 hours

Resistance to Kerosene -

No penetration or loss of adhesion by Kerosene

Resistance to Jet Fuels-

No penetration or loss of adhesion by Jet Fuels

Adhesion and Resistance to Water-

No blistering or loss of adhesion or tendency to re-emulsify by water

Resistance to Heat

No signs of blistering, slipping or sagging after heating at 176?F. for 2 hours

Resistance to Impact
(before and after accelerated weathering)

No chipping, flaking or cracking extended more than ?" beyond the periphery of the area of impact

Meets Federal Specification R-P-355, ASTM D-3320 Specification, and Item P-625 (Tar Emulsion Protective Seal Coat) of FAA Specifications.

APPLICATION INFORMATION:

Preparation of Pavement - Pavement surfaces that have been cut back or softened by petroleum derivatives, or have deteriorated from other causes, should be replaced before application of "SPECIAL PURPOSE" PAVING SEAL. The damaged pavement should be cut out and replaced by a suitable hot mix slightly denser than the surrounding pavement. Wherever possible, the patched areas should be allowed to cure at least one week before "SPECIAL PURPOSE" PAVING SEAL is applied. Areas exposed to petroleum spillage should be thoroughly cleansed with detergents prior to sealing.

DO NOT LET FREEZE: "SPECIAL PURPOSE" PAVING SEAL remains stable at temperatures down to 28? above zero

Handling Information: For safe handling of the product, read the Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS).