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Ready to spray? This guide shows exactly how to mix asphalt sealer the right way so your finish is smooth, your tips don’t clog, and your jobs run on time.

Sealcoating is a smart move for any driveway or parking lot. Yes, it darkens the surface and makes it look newer, but it also protects against UV, water, traffic wear, and chemicals like engine oil. If you’re trying to identify the best driveway sealer for your situation, you’ll see plenty of options and not all of them are equal.

There isn’t a one-size-fits-all choice. Each type has pros and cons, so the best driveway sealer depends on your surface, timeline, goals, and budget. Understanding how each product performs and where it fits will help you choose confidently.

You’ve spent a lot of money on parking lot paving and line striping. Now it’s time for sealcoating. Your choice of sealcoating contractor matters just as much as finding the most qualified paving company did initially. The right professional brings skill, quality, and reliability to every square foot of asphalt sealcoating.

Sealcoating a driveway or parking lot is not only one of the most important steps a property manager can take to maintain it and prolong its lifespan, it’s also an investment that can add value and curb appeal to the property. An attractive, dark coat of sealer will only look professional, though, when the entire surface is sealed evenly and neatly—including its edges. 

When it comes to sealcoating spray tips, knowing which size to use can make the difference between a professional, profitable job and a messy, time-consuming one. With tips being the most often replaced part on your spray system, knowing which spray tip sizes you should have on hand is critical.

Like any other asphalt surface, airport runways and aprons need to be maintained properly to avoid damage. This responsibility is even greater at airports to prevent cracks or potholes that could jeopardize the safety of aircraft and passengers. 

Are you planning to enter the sealcoating industry this year or the next? Then, congratulations because you'll be joining a billion-dollar industry that is forecasted to grow at a pace of 4% in the next few years.

Winter may be your favorite season, but not when it comes to asphalt maintenance. You're worried that your driveway or parking lot might not survive all that frequent snow plowing. But did you know that you can reduce snow plow damage just by sealing your pavement?

Sealcoating is one of the most lucrative ventures you can get into. Learn how you can make money sealcoating driveways, and get the lowdown on the sealcoating equipment you need to get started.

After mixing the sealer inside a 55-gallon drum, it's now time to get your asphalt sealcoating machine ready. Follow these instructions to a T for a hassle-free operation.