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Can TARMASEAL be applied to poorly laid new tarmac?
Yes, but we would advise that the new tarmac is left for at least 30 days before TarmaSeal is applied. Also, check that all oily residue has disappeared from the Tarmac, as this may lessen the bond between the products.
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If I want to keep my tarmac looking like new can TARMASEAL be applied every year?
Yes, regular applications maybe every 2-3 years will keep the Tarmac in excellent condition. Also if Tarmaseal is re-applied regularly, subsequent coats will require a lot less material.
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My drive has oil stains, is this a problem?
Oil contaminants could lead to a poor bond between TARMASEAL and the driveway, we would certainly recommend a treatment with our Oil Remover which is specifically designed to be used on Tarmac.
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How long do I need to leave between coats?
In most conditions that are suitable for application of Tarmaseal it will be touch dry within two hours and the second coat can be applied. However if conditions are cool or slightly damp, this time frame could be extended.
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Do you deliver to my postcode?
We offer a delivery service to all mainland UK addresses (including Northern Ireland). We can also deliver to some UK islands. Please check on the delivery regions on this Delivery page. Higher delivery charges may apply to outlying areas and islands.
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What weather conditions can TARMASEAL be applied in?
We would recommend totally dry conditions, with temperatures of 10° C or higher. Tarmaseal can be applied in slightly lower temperatures, but lower temperatures will extend the drying times. Be warned that if rains falls on Tarmaseal before it is fully dry, the area will probably need to be re-coated.