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• A Few Frequently Asked Sealcoating Questions

  • December 28th, 2011 |
  • Posted in General Asphalt Advice, Maryland Asphalt Contractor, Maryland Sealcoating Contractor, Parking Lot Maintenance, Pavement Maintenance, Sealcoating Frequently Asked Questions
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  It dawned on us that many of our customers have questions about the sealcoating process. So we have compiled a list of some of the most frequently asked sealcoating questions we could find. These include: Why are two thin coats of sealcoat better than a single thick coat? The answer is quite simple. Applying two […]

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