Carbonyte Systems offers:

Single Package Products

 

Carbonyte is dedicated to providing to the market, coatings that are single package which do not need any additional products to meet its intended use.

Airport Sealers FAA Fuel Resistant















Eco-Friendly Airport Sealers

Looking for an Asphalt Sealer which is not only good on the environment and those applying it, but also has the Fuel Resistant and other High Value Properties you want in a Sealer! Look Here and you will find what you're looking for!

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Accel-R8

Accel-R8 Asphalt Sealer Curing Supplement

Accel-R8 is an Additive which Promotes Fast & Complete Curing

Accel-R8 has been formulated as an additive to enhance the cure rates and final film properties of asphalt based seal coat materials. Poor drying weather (high humidity), cool temperatures, where errant foot traffic on wet sealer looms, late afternoon/nighttime applications, shaded areas, thick applications on porous pavement, imminent rain showers, and clients screaming to get their lots open in a hurry, are all worries that a contractor has while trying to deliver a successful job.

Accel-R8 can help to overcome all of these issues while improvising the color, suspension, and durability of the finished product due to our specially formulated chemistry.

TECHNOLOGY BENEFITSFuel Resistance

  • Progressive Cure (with increasing additions)
  • Extends application season
  • Better adhesion in cool temperatures
  • Not a latex product
  • Augments color, resists gray out in cold conditions
  • Low VOC, non-hazardous
  • Improves suspension and viscosity

Accel-R8 actively promotes curing through chemistry that pushes the water of the seal coat to the surface for evaporation. While this specialized material is designed for a speedy cure, it does have limitations as the conditions get below 40F and/or humidity exceeds 85%. As with any sealer application, it is advisable not to apply this product or others unless sufficient weather conditions exist to assure full cure prior to being subjected to rain, snow, or heavy dew. The atmosphere is the 'pump' which must provide a lower vapor pressure differential above the surface of the uncured coating for it to condense and dry. The combined effects of five physically measureable properties: surface temperature, air temperature, sun load, wind and humidity will determine the water removal capabilities of the atmospheric 'pump' at any given moment.