Asphalt Emulsion Sealer Skid (Four 55 Gallon Drums)

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Four 55 gallon drums (220 gallons) of commercial grade asphalt emulsion sealer for driveways or parking lots.

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Make $8,000+ Per Pallet
22,000 sq ft Per Pallet
Door to Door Shipping

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Delivered in: 5-10 Business Days

Questions? 1-866-399-5562

Availability: In stock

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Save 20% when buying a pallet of Asphalt Emulsion Sealcoat Read more

Four 55 gallon drums (220 gallons) of commercial grade asphalt emulsion sealer for driveways or parking lots.

Make $8,000+ Per Pallet
22,000 sq ft Per Pallet
Door to Door Shipping

FREE SHIPPING

Delivered in: 5-10 Business Days

Questions? 1-866-399-5562

Availability: In stock

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Asphalt Emulsion Sealer Skid

Save when buying a complete skid or more instead of 1 drum at a time! The property owner or contractor needs access to the asphalt surface as soon as possible after sealing. This asphalt emulsion sealer makes it possible.

APPROVAL: Approved for use in every state in the USA
COVERAGE Cover as much as 20,000-22,000 sq ft
SAVE: Save huge over buying individual drums

The average drying time is 3 to 4 hours after application. That beats other emulsion sealers by at least 12 hours. It's possible to sealcoat in the morning and be open for business by the afternoon. Asphalt maintenance clients want that.

The competition's emulsion sealer takes approximately 24 to 48 hours to dry. Asphalt Kingdom's Sealer takes 3 to 4 hours to dry. When talking to potential customers, this is a significant sales advantage. It provides a major sales conversion edge.

That timing is not the only advantage over the competition when using Asphalt Kingdom's Sealcoating Sealer. This emulsion sealer is practical for business and delivers a higher quality seal for customers, who then become repeat clients.

Asphalt emulsion sealers can dry quickly in sunlight or with the proper additives, so clients can have their lots back faster. Use it as quickly as possible. It is eco-friendly and therefore has bacteria that can build and then expand.

This quality asphalt sealer can be sprayed with an AK Spray System, applied with a sealer brush, or added with a squeegee. That's high flexibility and perfect for businesses that are just starting out or transitioning to the next level.

A 55-gallon drum of sealer will do six to eight 4-car driveways. Its coverage rate is 100 square feet per gallon. With a skid, that's enough to do a small neighborhood or a small parking lot. Plus, the quality of this emulsion sealer will speak for itself when showing before and after photos.

Note: We are happy to offer FREE SHIPPING to the Continental United States (Alaska and Hawaii are not included; please call for a shipping quote.) Residential, limited access, lift-gate, and deliveries to remote areas will be subject to extra fees. An additional $150 per pallet is also required for West coast shipments - Arizona, California, Colorado, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, New Mexico, Oregon, Utah, Washington, and Wyoming.

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Specification

Ready To Ship	Yes
Shipping Weight	2350 lbs
Shipping Length	48"
Shipping Width	48"
Shipping Height	40"

Water %	53 Max, 48 Min
Non-Volatile %	52 Max, 47 Min
Ash %	39 Max, 35 Min
Sp. Gr. @ 77°	1.29 Max, 1.19 Min

Customer Questions

How should I store asphalt emulsion sealant? What should I do if the container is swollen or there's pressure build-up?

Asphalt emulsion sealant should not be stored in direct sun or heat. Store at room temperature and out of direct sunlight. Learn more about asphalt emulsion storage and what to do if you experience swelling or pressure build-up.

How many square feet does the sealer cover?

We carry commercial-grade DOT spec sealer with a coverage rate of 100 square feet per gallon.

5,500 square feet per 55 gallon drum.
22,000 square ft per pallet of sealer and
27,500 square feet of coverage per 275 gallon tote

When is it too warm or too cold to apply sealer?

Temperatures must be 55 degrees or warmer for 3 hours after application for it to dry properly. Cure times will be longer in cooler conditions. The hotter it is, the faster the water evaporates from the sealer and the dry time can be as fast as 30 minutes. Try not to apply if hotter than 105°F.

How long does sealer need to dry before it rains?

Ideally sealer should dry for a couple of hours before it rains. It may need more time if it's very cloudy and humid.

How long does it need to dry before I do a second coat?

There is no need for two coats, but if you're doing two coats, do them a week apart so the sealer has time to cure completely.

Should I dilute my sealer?

Your sealer comes Ready to Use so you do not really need to dilute unless needed to. If needed - like during the hot days of summer, you can dilute up to 5-10%.

I'm getting foam on top of my sealer.

The cause of this is over-agitating the sealer. Only recirculate your sealer for 2-3 minutes max at the beginning of the day and maybe for a minute at the beginning of each job.

My system is not agitating.

You get this when the sealer is too thick and the pump cannot create a prime to circulate the sealer. Dilute it properly to achieve 20 to 30% water dilution.

Use a dipstick to check the level of your sealer at the end of the day and the next time you use your system, just in case of water evaporation (if the levels are different, add enough water to regain the previous sealer level).

Another possible reason could involve the system's ball valve. On the output part of the pump, there's a ball valve that allows you to redirect the sealer to the top of the tank or to the spray gun. If that ball valve is constantly or permanently broken to the spray gun, you wouldn't get recirculation.

How do I remove or clean off the sealer stain when it dried out?

It's best to always have a bucket of soap and water handy. If there are stains, try an orange based hand cleaner available at any auto parts store. Apply to the overspray and let it work in for several minutes before removing with soapy water. You may have to repeat this application several times.

Should I Get a Tote of Sealer or a Drum?

It comes down to your weight and convenience. Totes weigh a grand total of about 3,000 lbs. As it sits for periods of a week or longer, the sediment and the clay in the sealer will settle to the bottom leaving a thick sludge at the bottom of the tote. This means that when you go to suck from the bottom of the tote with a spray system, it will suck the sludge through the pump and put a lot of strain on the pump. But it will suck it up and then recirculate it back to the top of the tote if used with one of AK's Spray Systems. In recirculation mode, when the sealer reenters the top, it - of course - settles down to the bottom again and sucks from the bottom. The thing is the suction point at the bottom of the tote has a one-way output valve and so when it sucks from that area, it will suck the sludge from that given area with a circumference of, approximately, or a diameter of, approximately, one foot. And what happens is the sediment will remain at the back corners of the tote and unless you can get down there with a long broomstick or a long drum mixer for totes, it can get very challenging to get the sediment solids moved to the suction feed of that tote, which means that you would end up with sealer that doesn't have the right amount of solids in it because, of course, when a tote's originally filled, it had a right amount of solids. A Tote is heavy to move around so you need a forklift or you need a very strong power jack to be able to move it around like a skid steer. Drums weigh about 650 lbs. You can use a dolly to move it around. It has a ring lid at the top, and the lid pops right off. You can use one of our drum mixers to mix up the sealer. It’s easy access and is a simpler to operate from and also to mix. Make sure it's mixed to its proper water to sealer ratio where the solids are mixed back in the water. It makes it a lot easier for you to pump the sealer without strain and allows you to spray a consistent, final product that is ready for application. Any time you leave sealers sitting in totes or drums, it does require full agitation of the material before it is sprayed on any surface or applied via buckets with brooms and/or squeegees.

What type of wrench can be used in opening the bunghole on the drums?

The best thing to use would be a bung wrench, but usually, a pair of channel lock pliers will do the trick just as well.

Can asphalt sealant be used on a concrete driveway? I’ve only seen it on asphalt driveway

We heard that some people use it on concrete. Please keep in mind that this material is intended for use with asphalt. As a result, it will have a different effect on concrete than it does on asphalt.