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Tarmac Restorer

Tarmac Restorer

AdSeal Tarmac Restorer, also known as tarmac sealer, tarmac restorer, tarmac paint and asphalt sealer, is available in Black. It is a dual Action tarmac restorer and tarmac sealer. At last a restorer that will not only restore the original colour (tarmac restorer) but also protect and reinforce the surface against future damage (tarmac sealer).
 


AdSeal Tarmac Restorer

Also known as tarmac sealer, tarmac restorer, tarmac paint and asphalt sealer, is available in Black.

Dual Action tarmac restorer and tarmac sealer

At last a restorer that will not only restore the original colour (tarmac restorer ) but also protect and reinforce the surface against future damage (tarmac sealer).

It is the harmful effects of UV light that degrade the bitumen/asphalt content which binds the aggregate [stones] together. The first sign of degradation is the fading of the colour as the binding properties are reduced, followed by the aggregate becoming loose.

AdSeal Tarmac Restorer restores the colour, or even changes it from black to red, and reinforces the surface by helping bind the aggregate in place, if caught soon enough.

In addition AdSeal Tarmac Restorer has a built in UV shield to minimise future deterioration and, together, provides a protective surface to lengthen lifespan of the driveway, path, pavement or car park.

This is not a bitumen paint as bitumen paints are prone to UV degradation AdSeal Tarmac Restorer actually protects against UV attrition.

AdSeal Tarmac Restorer has also been successfully used on plain concrete as a combined concealing and decorative finish

The Professionals Choice because:

  • User friendly and simple to apply
  • Designed with a dual action to both reinforce and protect the treated surface as well as restore the colour
  • An even, uniform coating a straightforward task
  • High abrasion and impact resistance ensure it last longer
  • This is not a bitumen paint as bitumen paint does not protect against future UV degradation