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Repairing Pavement Deterioration Around Concrete Gutter with:

GAP Mastic Crack Repair

Overview
Cleaning
Heat Preparation
Priming
Lift
Leveling
Topping Stone
A road crew prepares a raveled and depressed area with primer prior to application of GAP Mastic.

Just as it is important prior to painting, priming can be an important step between pavement preparation, cleaning, and the actual material installation. Priming neutralizes remnant dirt and dust and provides better bonding to pavement.

Using a solvent resistant tank sprayer, spray enough GAP-Primer to lightly cover all exposed surfaces (walls, floor, upper edges, etc) of the pavement to be repaired. Be careful not to overspray, and more than one coat is unnecessary. Wait for primer to set before continuing. CAUTION: Extremely flammable. Keep primer away from open flame, and do not smoke in the vicinity.

Next Step: Lift

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Common Problems
Asphalt Pavement
Depressions / Holes