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Q: I need to do some repair work to an old asphalt tennis court at our home. It has large cracks that are a tripping hazard. Some measure 3 inches in width and run half the length of the court. What's my best option? I'm too cheap to resurface the court. I understand any repairs I do will only be temporary. I would consider 5 years a success. Thanks A: I would recommend you use Roklin flomix to make these repairs. In the 3 inch width cracks you should fill with dry and clean 1/4 in rock before placing the flomix. The repairs should last five years or longer. |
Posted By Michael L Campbell Jan 30th, 2012 09:40:53 AM |
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Q: Approximately how many feet will the concrete welder seal the concrete is app. 4 A: At a depth of 4 inches and a width of 1/8 inch you would expect 7 feet per cartridge with no sand. Add sand on a 2 to 1 ratio and you will get 14 feet. Add sand on a 3 to 1 ratio and you will get 21feet per Cartridge. We do sell the guns at $60 each and of course if the crack is not the full 4 inches or not the full 1/8 inch wide we would expect better coverage per tube. |
Posted By Jim Jump Dec 14th, 2011 10:10:20 PM |
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Q: After I patch the holes/cracks. Can I seal the patch with the rest of the drive way? If so how long should I wait before apply a sealant? A: Yes you can seal the patchs and holes with the rest of the drive way. You can apply the sealant within to hours. |
Posted By Jeanine Nov 20th, 2011 07:02:12 AM |
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Q: i have potholes 6 inch deep can i fill it 3 inches with clean stone pack it then ad FLO MIX ASPHALT AND SMOOTH IT OUT. HOW MUCH SQ FT WILL I GET IN THIS APPLICATION. A: To get a stonger repair. I would recommed you mix the clean and dry aggregate with flomix then place it in your pothole. One 5 gal kit of flowmix will produce .04 CF |
Posted By mark Oct 6th, 2011 01:53:48 PM |
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Q: I have a low spot just inside my garage doors. Can I just build it up a little and screte it level or would you suggest roughing it up with a masonry blade first? Thanks A: You can buildup your low area with our flexset material. Flexset is self leveling and you can use a concrete trowel to feather out the material to met the surrounding concrete. You can use a masonry blade if you would like too but it is not necessary. Flexset will adherar to the existing concrete if dry and clean. |
Posted By Russ Oct 1st, 2011 04:12:58 PM |
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Q: Hi Ben I have long hairline cracks in the 4 A: There is no need for grinding. It will be strong just as it is. Yes, Concrete Welder would be perfect. |
Posted By Don D. Sep 16th, 2011 05:21:17 PM |
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Q: Hi Ben: I have about 5 fairly deep A: You can use FloMix for your birdbath. As long as you have a secure foundation, you can also use FloMix for the heaves. Good luck. |
Posted By Dan Garrett Sep 15th, 2011 09:54:46 AM |
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