55 lbs of Bituminous Adhesive, Adheres approx 137 Pavement Markers

Bituminous marker adhesive is a hot melt adhesive for the placement of pavement markers. This product may be used to bond both ceramic and plastic markers to Portland cement concrete, asphaltic concrete, or chip-sealed road surfaces. It acts as a media between the marker of passing traffic and the thermal shock of temperature changes. Damage to the pavement surface is virtually eliminated and the life expectancy of the marker itself is extended. Composed of select asphaltic material blended with mineral filler. Applicator is sold separately.

4 blocks per box. Each block measures 10 inches x 4 inches x 8 inches.

Installation:

Limitations: Material should not be heated above 425 degrees F.

Surface Preparation: Pavement surface should be dry, properly cleaned and blown free of sand and other finely divided particles.

Working Conditions: Apply in normal dry working conditions when ambient temperature is at least 40 degrees F.

Application: Melt product to desired consistency in a temperature-controlled heater applicator with a push bar for manual propulsion and steering, left/right dispensing valves and a manual agitator system. Recommended application temperature is 375 degrees F. Dispense adhesive at desired intervals onto clean, dry surface. Press marker into adhesive and allow to dry for two minutes before subjecting the marker to traffic.

Coverage: One pound of material is suffient to adhere 2 1/2 markers.

Storage: Store containers in a cool, dry place until ready to use.

Clean-up: After application is complete, clean applicator thoroughly.

Precautions: Use extreme care when handling the hot adhesive; avoid splashing material. If any hot adhesive should contact the skin, plunge affected part immediately into cold water. Remove cooled asphalt from skin with mineral spirits or any other non-irritating solvent. Do not attempt to peel cooled asphalt off the skin. See a physician immediately. Do not take internally. Keep out of reach of children.