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Q: Had a new asphalt drive put in last summer, when should I reseal it??? I live in northern UT. I apppreciate any help or advice you you can give. Thanks A: Usually you want to seal it every 2-3 years. If you find it is fading quickly and you can see the aggregate in the asphalt, it is time to reseal. |
Posted By jack Sep 1st, 2011 12:28:37 PM |
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Q: Ben, I have a concrete pool deck that has numerous cracks most wider than 1/4 A: You can use your own sand but we have a coated sand that we know is clean and dry and works well. We can also provide some different sizes but if you are confident that your sand is dry and clean you can do that. |
Posted By John Lingo Aug 31st, 2011 09:25:27 PM |
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Q: Ben, After I apply the Flomix product to my asphalt driveway I am going to want to apply a driveway sealer to make my driveway the same color. Do blacktop sealers bond well to the Flomix surface? Do any particular blacktop sealers work better with Flomix than others? Thanks, Mark D A: Blacktop sealers bond well to flomix surfaces. All Emulsion or Asphalt sealers work well with flomix surfaces. |
Posted By Mark D Aug 7th, 2011 06:13:32 AM |
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Q: Is there any way to get a break on shipping? The product was great and I want to order more but the shipping is high. A: Dee- We have recently renegotiated our rates with both UPS and Fedex so shipping costs will be going down as much as 30%. We also have reduced shipping for orders of 5 buckets or more. We work with more than 30 shippers and brokers so we will beat anyone's shipping rate. Please call 877-FLEXSET or 805-256-7680 for better rates. |
Posted By Dee Aug 4th, 2011 12:20:59 PM |
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Q: Is your Flexset a good product for runway repair? A: Yes FlexSet is a good product for runway repairs. You can call Tom Singleton at 805-256-7681 or 877-FLEXSET for locations where it has been used on airport runways. |
Posted By Shorty Yearby Aug 3rd, 2011 09:21:28 AM |
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Q: Hi: I have tree roots that have pushed up parts of my concrete driveway creating uneven and jagged edges. (parts have moved up vertically a couple of inches from the rest of the driveway). What do I use to create a more even surface even if not completely flat? A: I would recommend that you cut the roots at the driveway edge where they go under the driveway. I would then use our flexset product to fill the un even areas tapering from the 2" inch rise down to 1/8 inches. |
Posted By George Jul 28th, 2011 11:12:32 PM |
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Q: Sir:In repair of cracks and pot holes with FlexSet, may we use dry, clean calcium carbonate sand rather than silicate sand? Thanks. Jim A: We have not had any experience using calcium carbonate sand with our flexset product. We use silicate sand with our flexset product because the sand needs to be clean and dry!! |
Posted By James Hiyane Jul 28th, 2011 08:22:36 PM |
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