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EWT Premium Asphalt Tarmac Parking Lot Joint and Crack Sealer Repair Hot-Filler II 50 FT Long 3mm Thick 1.25 in Waterproof Self-Adhering Rubberized Asphalt Strip

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Product Description

EWT Premium Asphalt Tarmac Parking Lot Joint and Crack Sealer Repair Hot-Filler II 50 FT Long 3mm Thick 1.25 in Waterproof Self-Adhering Rubberized Asphalt Strip

Permanent Bonding: Creates a permanent bond on any asphalt, concrete or masonry pavement surface for long-lasting repairs
Rubberized asphalt strip materials designed specifically for crack-filling applications
Waterproof Seal: Waterproof seal can be immediately top coated with seal coating for enhanced protection
Versatile Application: Suitable for crack and joint repair on various pavement surfaces
Superior Strength: Waterproof, permanent, super strength solution for blacktop, asphalt, concrete and tarmac repairs
Easy Installation: 50 feet long, 1.25 inch wide, 3mm thick strip that is easy to place over clean, dry cracks and joints
Heat-Activated Formula: When heated, the material melts and forms a secure bond that resists water penetration into seams and cracks

Asphalt Crack Repair sealing systems are specially formulated,
self-adhering rubberized asphalt strip materials that are easy to place over clean, dry cracks and joints.
When heated melts and forms a permanent bond on any asphalt,
concrete or masonry pavement surface.
The neat, waterproof seal can be immediately top coated with seal coating if required.

EWT Joint is designed to resist water penetration into a seam/crack. But a crack must be filled prior to "overbanding".

Contractors on jobs where there is minimal cracking will cut Joint into strips and melt it into the crack before overbanding. Sand is ok but a bit unstable.
It can be enhanced by mixing sand with a sealcoating emulsion and making it a paste and troweling it into the cracks.