American Road Patch
Contains, strengthens, and seals potholes, cracks, and utility cut repairs
Product Overview
American Road Patch embeds into the roadway forming a waterproof seal, extending the life of repairs. Unlike traditional methods, American Road Patch is a cost-effective product that properly contains, strengthens, and seals potholes, cracks, and utility cut repairs – while keeping water out!
Features & Benefits:
- Easy to apply - no special trucks or equipment needed
- High-strength fiberglass grid reinforced
- Bonds to both asphalt and concrete
- Patented technology
- Plow resistant
- Complete repairs without shutting down the roadway
| Self-adhesive |
Yes
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| Tensile Strength |
>50 x 50 kN/m
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| Elongation |
≤3%
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| Mass per unit area |
1 lb/ft²
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| Roll size |
39.37” x 21’
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| Roll weight |
75lb
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| Thickness |
.18 inch
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Resources & Guides
What specialty equipment or training is required for installation?
There is no specialized equipment required to install American Road Patch, and no specific training is needed, but a tamper is highly recommended.
Will American Road Patch hold-up against a snow plow?
American Road Patch has been installed on pavements throughout the US, performing through multiple seasons, freeze-thaw cycles, ice, and snow. When specific guidelines and instructions are followed, we have not seen snow plows dislodge the patches. American Road Patch is not indestructible but is incredibly durable when applied properly.
What is the recommended type of pothole fill material?
American Road Patch works well with hot asphalt and all types of cold patch products.
Can American Road Patch be installed in snow or rain?
American Road Patch should not be installed in rain, snow or icy conditions as the pavement surface needs to be clean and dry for proper adhesion.
How long must the roadway be closed after installation of American Road Patch?
The roadway can be opened to traffic immediately after installation. Traffic enhances the embedment of American Road Patch because it is designed to become part of the pavement.
