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TLA (Trinidad Lake Asphalt) Milling

andoman

andoman

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If it's natural asphalt it shouldn't be harder on your teeth unless they modified it with polymer.
 
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Cairoh

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If i'm reading correctly, it actually replaces a portion of the polymers in SMA.
 
andoman

andoman

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The project we worked on was fully natural asphalt and everything went normally. If they used in as a modifier in PG binders it should mill normally, but the SMA's are a bit harder due to the stone structure, but not anything outside of normal.
 
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