Cold Joint Sealer for Bitumen Applications

Professional-Grade Bitumen Cold Joint Sealer for Durable Asphalt Repairs

A bitumen cold joint sealer does a pretty great job of creating watertight bonds between concrete and asphalt surfaces where new and old pours meet. This stuff is especially good at stopping water getting in at cold joints – which are the gaps you get when a new layer of asphalt is slapping down against a surface that started setting a while back - and that makes a world of difference when it comes to how well a driveway or road lasts.

Why You’ll Love It

• Fast Curing Stuff - dries to touch in just 10 minutes, so you can get the job done and be done with it, all within 24 hours\

• Super Strong Adhesion - makes a super solid bond between old and new bitumen surfaces, so your substrates stick together a lot better\

• Weather-Proof - stands up to all sorts of weather - it won't let water in, and it can take UV and all that repeated freezing and thawing without breaking down\

• Easy to Apply - spray on and you're good to go, no need for primer - ideal for pros and DIY nuts alike\

• Cost Saver - in the long run it's way cheaper than all those other methods because it keeps things solid and doesn't let the environment get to it

What Makes It Different

Old joint sealing methods were pretty hit and miss because they didn't bond well, or took ages to dry, and required a bunch of special equipment and open flames.

Cold Joint Sealer is built differently:

• No Heat Required - unlike those hot pour sealers, you can use this one in all sorts of weather, which makes it perfect for a quick fix\

• Aerosol Spray - means you can get a precise application of tack coat right across those vertical bits and edges, with hardly any waste\

• Advanced Formula - its specifically designed for asphalt and stays flexible the whole time, so it doesn't crack when the surface expands and contracts

How It Works

1. Getting a Good Surface Underway – Give the joint a good scrub with a stiff wire brush to really clear out all the dirt and loose debris. That way, you lessen the chance of adhesion failures down the line

2. Direct Spray Action – This adhesive tack coat is pretty handy, apply it directly onto the asphalt joints and you've got a solid impermeable barrier across the surface area

3. Fast as can be - Waterproofing in no time – The drying time on this stuff is super quick so you get waterproofing right away, which means no chance for water to seep in and expand causing problems within the joint

Product Details

• It's also a great fit for edge sealing, gutter sealing, and dealing with cracks in tarmac that need repairing

• It works in all kinds of weather, you can use it whatever temperature you need to

• It's good on both concrete and asphalt surfaces, even if your asphalt is looking a bit worn

• Plus it's HAPAS approved and meets all the regulations for highway work just like our HAPAS approved Bitumen over-banding tape coupled together there fantastic

• Just make sure to keep it stored in a dry place and you'll be good to go with the manufacturer's specs still intact

Who It’s For

• Road repair contractors and highways departments are always on the hunt for a reliable solution to get the job done when it comes to reopening roads after repairs

• Tarmac laying pros who deal with pothole repairs and asphalt fixes on a daily basis

• Property maintenance teams that look after car parks driveways and the like are another main user

• And let's not forget DIY enthusiasts who are looking for a hassle free and cost effective way to sort out various other maintenance needs they may have

Cold joint sealers really are the key to making sure these surfaces are at their best - and it's the kind of stuff you need to do the job professionally, especially if you're working on something as high profile as the London Underground.

Frequently Asked Questions

What kind of weather are we talking about here?
To be honest, you can apply these things in just about any weather - so no need to wait for a break in the clouds to get the job done.

How's the coverage going to be?
It depends on how wide the joint is, so you can get in touch with the manufacturer and they'll give you a better idea of how much you'll need for your project.

Will it stick to all kinds of bitumen surfaces?
Yes it does, it'll bond to pretty much anything - including new and old asphalt - and keep those joints looking good for a long time to come.

How long can you expect it to last?
A top notch sealer will flex with the road and keep its bond through even the hottest and coldest conditions, which in the end will make your life a lot easier and save on maintenance down the road.