Pave Gel
Polymer Viscosity Modifier for Pavement Sealers
PaveGel is a synthetic rubber copolymer latex additive designed to enhance the fuel resistance, toughness, and sand suspension properties of coal tar pitch emulsion (CTPE). PaveGel meets FAA P625, FAA P627, FAA P631, and ASTM D4866 specifications for latex additives.
Uses
- Meets FAA P625, P627, P630, and P631 specifications.
- Improves sealer flexibility.
- Enhances resistance to oils, fuels, and grease.
- Provides a blacker dried sealer film.
- Provides sand suspension and uniform application of sand slurry mixes.
Pave Gel Pavement Sealer Additive – Rubberized Polymer Additive
Mixing Procedures
With mixing tank agitator turning, add proper amount of water to pavement sealer concentrate. Following the addition of water, add 2% PaveGel based upon pavement sealer concentrate (2 gallons of PaveGel™ per 100 gallons of pavement sealer concentrate). Dilute PaveGel 1:1 with water before adding to sealer mix to reduce polymer shock and promote uniform dispersion. When mix begins to thicken, add sand slowly. Agitate thoroughly before and slowly during sealer application. Higher levels of PaveGel may be added to comply with FAA P625, and P627 specifications.
Application
For optimum performance and durability apply 2 coats of properly mixed SealMaster pavement sealer fortified with PaveGel and sand. A third coat may be applied to high traffic areas such as entrances, exits, and drive lanes.
Apply mixed pavement sealer fortified with PaveGel at a rate of .11 to .13 gallon per square yard (70-82 square feet per gallon) per coat.
NOTE: Application rates may vary somewhat due to pavement age and porosity.
Important
Both surface and ambient temperature shall be a minimum of 50°F and rising before and during application. Temperatures shall not drop below 50°F in a 24 hour period following application. New asphalt surfaces should be allowed to cure a minimum of four weeks under ideal weather conditions (70°F) before applying SealMaster PaveGel. KEEP OUT OF REACH OF CHILDREN. Do not store unopened drums or pails in freezing temperatures.
Clean Up
Wash tools in water before material dries.
| Unit Size | Unit Weight |
| 5 Gallon Pail | 47 lbs. |
| 55 Gallon Drum | 520 lbs. |