Reclamite Pavement Preservation & Maintenance

[mike_legere]

Reclamite® Rejuvenating Emulsion

Often used as a construction seal for brand new asphalt surfaces in order to seal in-depth to prevent asphalt stripping and other water induced damage from day one. The application results in tight waterproof asphalt, better compaction, stronger cold joints, sealed segregated areas, as well as improved flexibility. Cracking is postponed, asphalt becomes more resilient and lasts longer especially with additional maintenance seals every 5-7 years. We can prove the cost effectiveness of this type of program.

Reclamite® can also be used as a maintenance seal on older oxidized and ravelling cracked pavements as a means to cost effectively lengthen the service life.

www.superiorroadproducts.com

 

[CM1995]

Mike is this just a shameless plug for your product or are you seriously interested in the Forums?

Take a moment to read the Forum rules located here -

https://www.heavyequipmentforums.co...Equipment-Forums-Rules-and-Posting-Guidelines

Specifically this section -

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This thread is your "freebie".

 

[Ben Witter]

I really wish this forum was policed somewhat as well as others I frequent. Guys like this would be tossed and the thread deleted.
Of course other forums always move threads to the correct spot if they are post in the wrong section too.

 

[Steve Frazier]

Mr. Witter, we tend to err on the side of exchanging information. Our members may benefit from learning of new products or services which is what our forum is all about. There's a fine line between informing and soliciting and we do our best to determine which is which. I'm extremely grateful for the job our Moderators do here, I'm sorry they don't meet your expectations.....

 

[Garrie Denny]

Congratulations Ben, 1 post now 2 pi...d off moderators smelling blood,thats got to be a record