Pervious pavement.
RePLAY is the only asphalt sealer that truly works on pervious (porous) pavement—commonly used in areas where stormwater management is important—by replacing and adding binders and polymers to reverse oxidation and reduce raveling while maintaining the asphalt’s ability to manage stormwater.
Maintain Baneficials
Parking lot and blacktop maintenance for healthcare facilities can be disruptive to essential services, including quick access to treatment upon arrival. RePLAY enables driveways, parking lots and paved entries to open again 30 minutes after treatment.
30min
Open to
traffic
Traditional sealers require 8-48 hours to cure— RePLAY typically takes 30 minutes.
95%
Restoration to original strength
RePLAY penetrates up to 1.25" into the asphalt to restore the binders and polymers.
32º
Low application
temperature
RePLAY isn't dependent on sun exposure to cure, which means it can be applied on dry pavement day or night down to 32º.
Maintain and strengthen characteristics.
Pervious, porous, or permeable asphalt pavement is unique in that it is bound together more loosely than conventional pavement, making it more susceptible to wear and tear in high traffic areas. Clogging can also be a problem; the binding agent in some porous asphalt installations can become weak and gradually drain from the pavement surface through its pores, accumulating into a clogging layer. RePlay works within the top ¾- to 1-1/4 inch of the asphalt to restore the binding agents that hold the asphalt together and bringing it back to 95% of its original strength.
Add value to your pavement.
In regions where stormwater runoff is a concern, pervious (porous) pavement is a solution to mitigate runoff and facilitate land development plans that are more thoughtful, harmonious with natural processes and sustainable. Pervious pavement helps a municipality conserve water, reduce runoff, promote infiltration that cleanses stormwater, replenish aquifers, and protect streams. A typical porous pavement has an open-graded surface over an underlying stone recharge bed. The water drains through the porous asphalt and into the stone bed, then, slowly, infiltrates into the soil. Many contaminants are removed as the stormwater passes through the porous asphalt, stone recharge bed, and soils through filtration and microbial action.
Pavement for the planet.
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