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Q: We have a crack developing between our garage foundation and driveway. How can we fill it to save eroding underneath the driveway? A: You can fill the void and crack that has developed between your garage foundation and driveway using our concrete welder product. |
Posted By Lee Beashore Jun 25th, 2010 01:51:17 PM |
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Q: i have an area 200 sq ft of crocdile in my drivewayi hate to repave it at this time. i need a quick fix to repair it to last a few yrs so i can have the money to do it right.please give me some advice what and how to do it'' thank you A: It would depend on how badly the driveway is cracked. If the cracks are not to bad you can surry seal them. If the cracks are bad you can use our flowmix material. It would cost about a 1000 dollars to cover the 200 s. f. area 1/8 in thick. |
Posted By gollmer Jun 18th, 2010 10:52:10 PM |
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Q: I have hairline cracks in my parking structure. Is FlexSet liquid enough to inject into the cracks? What's the best method to ensure the FlexSet gets deep into the cracks? A: I would not use our flexset product. I would use our 21oz cartridges of concrete welder product. I would make sure that the cracks are clean, dry and free of any material. You can go to our web site for additional information on concrete welder product. |
Posted By Paul Burns Jun 18th, 2010 04:40:38 PM |
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Q: I have a sunken drain at the bottom of my sloped driveway. It is down about 2 inches. If I build the structure of the drain back up what product do I use to patch around the round drain?Any other suggestions are welcome. Tks A: If your driveway is concrete. I would use flexset to patch around the drain and match the sides of the driveway. If the driveway is asphalt I would use flowmix to make the repair. |
Posted By Mike Jun 13th, 2010 12:59:07 PM |
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Q: Hello,I had a quick question regarding your Flomix Asphalt Repair kit.I am considering this for use on my home driveway but am a little concerned about the grade. Is there a recomended maximum slope that this can be effectively used on? The obvious concern of if the material will simply flow down the driveway towards my garage and not repair the the areas at the top and middle of the slope.I just want to be sure Im selecting the right product for the job. I can send photos of the driveway if you think it would help.Best Regards,David JohnstonHarwinton, CT A: The recomended maximum slope that flomix can effectively be used is 2%. |
Posted By David Johnston Jun 12th, 2010 06:45:16 PM |
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Q: Driveway a bit ragged, aggregate starting to show in some spots. Was going use hot melt PliStix for some cracks and smaller gouges, and the 6 A: I'm not familiar with the products you named in your E Mail. flowmix would fill cracks, smaller gouges and the 6" wider problem areas. Flowmix will also cover the areas you described and give you a smooth finished appearance. It is hard to say how long it would last not being able to see the condition of your driveway but I feel that it would last two to three times longer than other products. |
Posted By Henry Jun 10th, 2010 05:06:44 PM |
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Q: Hello,I have an Asphalt Driveway with a 12 inch pot hole in it. Which of the Roklin products or combination of products should I use to repair it. I will send pictures. Thank Claude - Pembroke Pines, FL A: I would recomend that you use FloMix to repair your 12 inch pothole. if your hole is 2" or deeper you can add 3/8 " dry clean rock to the FloMix. |
Posted By jeanClaude May 18th, 2010 09:52:11 PM |
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