Manufacturing Cold Pour Sealant since 1982
Data Chart | Joint and Crack Sealing Basics | Cold Pour/Hot Pour Comparison
Product Information Data Chart
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Product Name | Coverage Per Gallon | Application Methods | Reduction/ Clean-Up |
Drying Time | Color |
| 651 | Flex Crac™ | Up to 80 Linear Ft. ½" X ½" |
Manually or Crack Sealing Pump | None Water |
30 min. | Black |
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649 652 |
Up to 20 ft.² ¼" Depth |
Spray, Roll or Squeegee Squeegee |
None Water |
30 min. | Black | |
| 653 | Trowel Flex Crac™ | Up to 20 ft.² ¼" Depth |
Squeegee Trowel | None Water |
30 min. | Black |
| 654 | Super Flex® | Up to 80 Linear Ft. ½" X ½" |
Manually or Crack Sealing Pump | None Water |
30 min. | Black |
| 655 | Duraflex® | Up to 80 Linear Ft. ½" X ½" |
Manually or Crack Sealing Pump | None Water |
30 min. | Black |
| 671 | Flex Crete™ | Up to 80 Linear Ft. ½" X ½" |
Bulk Caulking Gun or Crack Sealing Pump | None Water |
30 min. | Gray |
Joint and Crack Sealing Basics
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Typical Shape Factor for Sealants - Allstates Coatings' Cold Pour Sealants can have a Shape Factor of up to 1.5 on reservoirs up to 2" (50.8 mm) wide and significantly higher on reservoirs less than 1" (25.4 mm) wide. |
Cold Pour vs. Hot Pour Crack Sealer Comparison
| Cold Pour | - | Hot Pour |
| One component ready to use, stir or circulate 5 min. when using drum pump. | Preparation for Use | Solid must be converted to liquid--requires 2-4 hours. at temperatures around 450°F. |
| Has temperature limitations. Do not apply when surface & ambient temperature is below 45°F. | Application Temp. | Can be applied in cooler temperatures but not when freezing. |
| Up to 80 linear ft. of ½" X ½" cracks. | Coverage Linear Ft. | Up to 80 linear ft. of ½" X ½" cracks. |
| 30-45 minutes. High humidity has dramatic effect on drying. | Drying Time to NO Pick-up | Under 5 minutes. High humidity has dramatic effect on drying & bonding. |
| Can be used on damp surface as long as no standing water. | Reaction to Damp-Wet Surface | Intolerant to any dampness--will return to solid state too quickly to bond to sides of crack. |
| Additional labor cost -0-. Fuel cost per day to run air compressor. | COST-In Addition to Product & Equipment | Labor cost for heat-up and Clean-up per day. Propane cost for heat-up per day. |
| Feasible regardless of job size. | Job Size Feasibility | Only feasible on big jobs in excess of 10,000 L.F. |
| Approximatly 5 drums a day. | Application Rate | Approximately 2160 lbs. or 1 pallet a day of solid material. |
| Drum wt. 550 lbs. less 128.2 lbs. water wt. = drum solids wt. of 421.8 lbs.. 5.12 drums=2160 lbs. solids. | Conversion of 100% Solid Hot Pour to Liquid 55 Gal. | 2160 lbs. hot pour solids=wt. of 1 pallet of 36 boxes @ 60 lbs. ea. Converts to 5.12 drums. |
| $0 - $2,500 | Equipment Cost for Application | $2,000 to $50,000 |
| 5 minutes flush with water. | Clean-Up | Can require hours for cool down--clean with solvents. |
| Safest equipment and product that can be made. Absolutely NO risks to user or environment. | Safety | Extremely dangerous to use due to volatility of propane as well as risk of being severely burned by molten product (Propane expands 1700 time its vol. in an explosion.) |
| Meets all E.P.A. emission standards. | V.O.C.'s | Does not meet emission standards. |
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