Thank you for the question. For repairing concrete, we would recommend our Duropoxy Epoxy Adhesive. If tinted black, it would also work for asphalt. Very good thought about the uv-cure possibility, like what the dentists use. Only problem is: that technology only works well with clear product, so the light can penetrate all the way through and cure the whole adhesive. If the adhesive is opaque, as most are, then the light can not penetrate very deep--you will get a good cure but only at the surface--like "skinning" on an old can of paint. What's underneath will never cure. But a very interesting concept nonetheless!
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suggestion for new product.
pothole patch mix for concrete roads; another for asphalt.
dentists use some kind of uv cured stuff for fillings, how would that work for roads, possible?
just a thought.....
Thank you for the question.
For repairing concrete, we would recommend our Duropoxy Epoxy Adhesive.
If tinted black, it would also work for asphalt.
Very good thought about the uv-cure possibility, like what the dentists use. Only problem is: that technology only works well with clear product, so the light can penetrate all the way through and cure the whole adhesive. If the adhesive is opaque, as most are, then the light can not penetrate very deep--you will get a good cure but only at the surface--like "skinning" on an old can of paint. What's underneath will never cure.
But a very interesting concept nonetheless!
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