What is Asphalt Seal Coating?

Asphalt seal coating is the process pf applying a protective liquid layer over existing asphalt pavement. It act acts as a barrier against water, oils, UV rays, harsh weather, preventing cracks, erosion and early degradation. Seal coating improves surface appearance, boosts longevity and reduces the need for costly repairs.

Why Should You Seal Coat Asphalt?

Over time, asphalt oxidizes and becomes brittle due to sunlight and oxididation. Rain and chemical can seepp into unprotected surfaces , accelerating wear. Seal coating prevents by :

Blocking UV rays that dry out and fade the asphalt

Resisting oil and gas spills from vehicles

Sealing hairline cracks and preventing moisture intrusion

Improving traction and providing a dark, uniform appearance

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Types of seal Coating Materials

There are three common types:

Coal Tar Emulsion

1. Highly durable and chemical resistant.

2. Long-lasting with intense black finish.

3. Environment concerns in some states

Asphalt Emulsion

1. Eco-friendlier, water-based formula.

2. Easier application and cleanup.

3. Slightly lower resistance to chemicals.

Acrylic Sealer

1. Premium product for decorative or high-traffic areas.

2. Custom color options.

3. Expensive and may require multiple coats

Seal Coating Specification

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