Surface Sealing Sample Clauses

Surface Sealing. Intent: Sealers prolong the longevity of the wearing surface. Routine application of sealers is encouraged, provided they do not alter the appearance of the wearing surface. Principles: Processes for wearing surface sealing vary by material. Concrete: Surface repair and preparation should be performed prior to the application of concrete sealers. Tier 1 Activities (No activities apply.) Tier 2 Activities Concrete must be clean and free of loose material prior to sealing. Power washing is recommended, provided it does not damage the surface. Unless using a crack-filling sealer (such as methacrylate), surface cracks and spalls should be repaired prior to sealing (see Sections 2.3.1 and 2.3.2). Surface should be dry before applying sealer. Apply sealer only if the air temperature is within the manufacturer’s recommended range. Allow to cure prior to use. Tier 3 Activities Applying a new sealer to an existing concrete surface that causes darkening or discoloration should be approved by an SOI Qualified Professional prior to commencement of work. Material test sampling may be required. Tier 1 Activities Application of sealer to an existing AC wearing surface. Tier 2 Activities Sealing should be done as soon as any signs of cracking, voids, or other distress are observed. Cracks in the existing AC wearing surface should be repaired prior to sealing. Do not over fill cracks with repair material. The top of crack repair material should be 1/8 to 1/4 inch below the surface of the surrounding AC. Once the cracks are filled with the repair material, the surface can be thoroughly sealed. Seal only when the existing surface is dry and free of loose material, using a light application of asphalt emulsion. Vehicles must be kept off the seal until it is absorbed into the existing AC surface, following manufacturers’ recommendations. Tier 3 Activities (No activities apply.)
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