| New Asphalt |
- Latex-Waterborne
- Alkyd/Chlorinated Rubber
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- Unlike solvent-based paints, latex will not bleed or brown out with the asphalt tars.
- A minimum of 21 days under optimum curing conditions should be allowed before using solvent base paints on new asphalt.
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- Apply two coats, each about ½ your dry film thickness. Second coat is applied next day (or better), 3-6 months later.
- Due to porosity of new asphalt, the first coat will "Soak-Up" in pores.
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| Aged Asphalt |
- Latex
- Waterborne
- Chlorinated Rubber
- Alkyd
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- Fair durability, low VOC.
- Better Durability, low VOC.
- Good durability and adhesion, high VOC.
- Great durability and adhesion, lower VOC.
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- Can be used when drying time is not critical.
- Good drying time. Use early spring, late fall, or night striping.
- Good drying time. Use early spring, late fall, or night striping.
- Excellent drying time. Use early spring, late fall, or night striping.
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