Hawk Seale Distributing 2018

Hawk Seale Distributing 2018

Hawk Seale Distributing provides this tutorial series as a source of education for asphalt pavement maintenance and preservation.
We explain and demonstrate the difference between traditional sealers that actually may shorten the pavement life, versus sealing with a "pavement preservative" that extends pavement life expectancy.
Hawk Seale has preserved and protected aphalt driveways, parking lots, streets and highways for 20 plus years with "ONE" application and without further deterioration.
A truly remarkable product.

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  • @PassengerFifty7
    @PassengerFifty7Күн бұрын

    I tried Hawk Tuah and it worked great. You just gotta spit on that Thang to activate it.

  • @ericwiltz6584
    @ericwiltz65847 күн бұрын

    Very nice. I wonder if it can be used to do chisel repairs?

  • @droidxjunkmail
    @droidxjunkmail3 ай бұрын

    Everybody has a gimmick. Although, this speaker makes a very good pitch and has an authentic gentleman tone.

  • @kermitmiller6491
    @kermitmiller64915 ай бұрын

    Hawk Seale has been used for driveways, HOA and Municipal streets, parking lots, air-strips and boat ramps as well as for warehouses & storage sheds, garages, horse-barns and cattle sheds, as well as tennis, basketball and pickleball courts, basically anywhere a smooth hard non-tracking, non-eroding surface is needed. HS can be used for Pot-hole patching with millings or cold patch and will extend the life of patches by 10 years or more.

  • @thewanderlywagon7733
    @thewanderlywagon77335 ай бұрын

    Great details for small jobs. It’s cost prohibitive as I would need 60 ton of millings then 63 gallons of hawk.

  • @kermitmiller6491
    @kermitmiller64915 ай бұрын

    Depending on the cost of millings in your local, Millings treated with Hawk Seale can create a smooth non-tracking and non-eroding hard surface similar to hot mix asphalt for 40 to 60 percent less cost and roughly a third the cost of concrete.

  • @cjones1262
    @cjones12627 ай бұрын

    Literally just an ad for Hawke seal

  • @kermitmiller6491
    @kermitmiller64917 ай бұрын

    Yes, in realality it is a commercial. Hawk Seale the only product on the market specifically formulated as a "cold process rejuvenator" that rebonds millings back into a durable non-tracking and non-eroding surface that anyone can do themselves. It has been used for driveways, streets, parking and warehouse lots, boat ramps, Pickleball, Tennis and Basketball courts. Horse and cattle sheds, shop and warehouse floors. Depending on cost of millings you can save 40% to 60% over hot mix and much more over concrete.

  • @jamesweir2943
    @jamesweir29437 ай бұрын

    capitalism at its best.

  • @timbrown9305
    @timbrown93058 ай бұрын

    In your video you mention "1 gallon in the top 3""... ???? need the area approximation for the rest of this calculation. I realize it will depend, however, you could at least take a stab at it. Your video mentions this several times until I get a clue later when some area is mentioned allowing for a quick mental calculation.

  • @RamosSports0810
    @RamosSports08108 ай бұрын

    FINALLY A REAL EXPLANATION.

  • @organicvids
    @organicvids10 ай бұрын

    521 how do u do that?

  • @tellitallnow3914
    @tellitallnow391410 ай бұрын

    With the cost of the millings and the hawk seal, what's the end cost for the millings vs hot black top. Is it still worth going with the millings? For a 36' x 10' how much hawk seal would be needed? Thanks for any and all information.

  • @zdavis79
    @zdavis7911 ай бұрын

    I am building a small parking pad. (16'x32') will this work with a regular weed sprayer? also would a rental plate compactor work?

  • @tellitallnow3914
    @tellitallnow3914 Жыл бұрын

    One gallon will treat how many square feet?

  • @dimitar4y
    @dimitar4y Жыл бұрын

    meanwhile companies continue to put an entire fresh layer of asphalt instead of rejuvenating existing road surfaces, costing the tax payers millions... for a road that doesn't even last.

  • @MichaelJeffers75
    @MichaelJeffers75 Жыл бұрын

    Roughly 130 square feet per 5 gallon bucket (@0.35 gals/yard), and $275 per 5 gallon bucket, that can get extremely expensive really quick! That's more than $2 per foot, whereas traditional seals when sold by a contractor is roughly $0.25 per foot. That means the contractor can spray your driveway 8 times in 2-3 year intervals before exceeding the cost of Hawk Seal E.

  • @NBuddie
    @NBuddie Жыл бұрын

    These people don't want to give an average price for this stuff. It sounds expensive.

  • @thesealerguys
    @thesealerguys Жыл бұрын

    Would you be interested in doing a zoom meeting for my channel

  • @smeglin1
    @smeglin1 Жыл бұрын

    ohh- this is a commercial for a product....

  • @Joe14579abc
    @Joe14579abc Жыл бұрын

    Hammond indiana I put asphalt millings on my yard but inspector wants me to get an environmental impact study to test the millings are safe. Anyone had idea if millings are dangerous or I have a inspector that is just talk bs.

  • @j.c.8975
    @j.c.89752 жыл бұрын

    I use the millings over existing driveways, I spread them out, use a vibratory roller, then have a company come in and oil it and apply rock over it, just like a new road..

  • @asworden
    @asworden7 ай бұрын

    Do you use a vibratory roller on a skid steer for your setup? When you say you add gravel on top of the millings, you you mean the typical driveway stone like 53s or so you mean more millings? Do you have any before and after photos of your process?

  • @kwacz
    @kwacz2 жыл бұрын

    here i thought someone was telling me why asphalt fails but watching to the end its evident he is just trying to sell a product. So how do i know that the information is correct since the last video i read gave a different answer and recommended a different product. who is right?

  • @MichaelJeffers75
    @MichaelJeffers75 Жыл бұрын

    I like this channel for that info, but definitely do not condone investing in their highly expensive product.

  • @bp-eu6sh
    @bp-eu6sh2 жыл бұрын

    lame

  • @johncarroll7552
    @johncarroll75522 жыл бұрын

    195lnft by 12ft wide how much ?

  • @MooseKnuckleMills
    @MooseKnuckleMills2 жыл бұрын

    How much is a 5gal pail?

  • @kermitmiller6491
    @kermitmiller64912 жыл бұрын

    Email us at [email protected] for information and price list and availability. Thanks

  • @edwardorcutt6465
    @edwardorcutt64652 жыл бұрын

    It says it's a concentrate, what do you mix it with. There's no video on preparing it

  • @1betterboy
    @1betterboy2 жыл бұрын

    Sounds like it was sprayed with diesel fuel.

  • @hootowl6354
    @hootowl63542 жыл бұрын

    Under the category of 'things to avoid'. On warm days, or any days really, avoid your vehicle sitting in one place while turning the steering wheel. It's a sure fire way to tear up the surface - . That goes for any asphalt you're on too. People ruin parking lots by doing that on warm days - pisses me off. Only turn the wheel while the vehicle is moving!!! And don't use those damn studded tires on any roads!!! If it's not icy, and you're on studs, I'm coming to get you.😡 Chains are even worse. I've seen chains ruin good asphalt freeways in a matter of days, costing millions to repair. Frankly, if it's snowing or icy, stay home.

  • @zacharyhastings7553
    @zacharyhastings75532 жыл бұрын

    Used to work for a company that processes millings and used waste oil IS how to remulsify, its less than 2 gallons per ton to acheive the desired consistency and heated back up. Yes, if you OVERAPPLY oil to asphalt it effectively "waters down" the binder allowing it to pull out of the mixture, but using waste oil to help rebind millings can and does have legitimate use as a method to rebind a milling drive

  • @BridgeOps
    @BridgeOps28 күн бұрын

    Interesting. Would it matter if it's conventional or synthetic used oil?

  • @chriskoch3777
    @chriskoch37772 жыл бұрын

    He said "warshing" 🤣🤣🤣

  • @JW-ke9ed
    @JW-ke9ed2 жыл бұрын

    I just finished applying the 3rd coat of Hawk Seal-E on my asphalt driveway and sidewalks. The driveway was built in 2013 and has never been sealed so its color was light gray, same as the street. I mixed the product in an old plastic trash can and used a roller to apply. The product penetrated the surfaces very well and now have the same dark gray/black color as when it was new. This is a great product and highly recommend it.

  • @thistlehillestate6836
    @thistlehillestate68362 жыл бұрын

    This adds about .50 / ft. DAYUM!

  • @randomstuffwithjoe
    @randomstuffwithjoe3 жыл бұрын

    I have super sandy soil. Would you recommend a crushed stone base before using asphalt milling? Or could I put the milling down right on the sandy soil?

  • @theelevateprojectinc3456
    @theelevateprojectinc34563 жыл бұрын

    Great Info! Any recommends of companies who can apply this in Michigan?

  • @denniscote2582
    @denniscote25823 жыл бұрын

    This guy is a scammer!!!!

  • @pauldumitras3774
    @pauldumitras37742 жыл бұрын

    Why, I am looking for reviews on this product

  • @denniscote2582
    @denniscote25823 жыл бұрын

    This guy is a scammer !!

  • @RSLPlantcom
    @RSLPlantcom3 жыл бұрын

    Heat the millings before laying #rslasphalt

  • @luckyshu2250
    @luckyshu22503 жыл бұрын

    i tried to send to your email but it says invalid address ?

  • @billkelly9522
    @billkelly95223 жыл бұрын

    Hi mate can we buy this in Australia.

  • @kermitmiller6491
    @kermitmiller64913 жыл бұрын

    Currently we ship to all US States and Canada. International sales is more complicated as duties, currency exchange rates and the extra shipping drive up the cost significantly.

  • @mickeymallette2663
    @mickeymallette26633 жыл бұрын

    Thanks for the video, but for a long driveway (800’x8’), I just cant pull the trigger for this after the driveway material. Guess I am just stuck maintaining gravel.

  • @michaelsilkwood6129
    @michaelsilkwood61293 жыл бұрын

    Had a lot of questions but they all got answered. Well done.

  • @delia93010
    @delia930103 жыл бұрын

    bullshit lol all bullshit

  • @josephvilla7359
    @josephvilla73593 жыл бұрын

    Hi didnt do alot of research regarding recycled asphalt was told hardens in 24 hrs but did not, so I contaced company says have to drive over it for a while it will get hard so far 2 weeks still soft ,he says will be back in the spring to check on it, however he says he applies a coating which will harden what's going on with recycled cold asphalt , how dose this harden its about 40-60 degrees here in ontario will hawk help and if so can I spray with hand pump and rent a roller, he did use a 5 ton vibrating roller on it, but still spongy and edges are crumbling, I do have a hard base was stone for 40 years, thanks any feed back should I wait for spring?

  • @kermitmiller6491
    @kermitmiller64913 жыл бұрын

    You will want to wait for warm weather and the ground temperature above 60 degrees for Hawk Seale treated millings to cure into a hard durable surface in a reasonable amount of time that can stand up to heavy turning traffic, 4 wheeler power turns etc. Temps in the 70's and up can cure into a non tracking, non-eroding surface in a few days. Light traffic can begin immediately. Please go to our website at hawkseale.com and request a quote and we will send an application and sprayer guide for your reference. Thank you.

  • @MichaelJeffers75
    @MichaelJeffers75 Жыл бұрын

    To get more functionality from your compacted millings up there in Canada, have a contractor give you a thick tar band on each side, the entire length of your road, and also shop around for contractors that have infrared heaters. They can reheat the millings which reactivates the asphalt cement, so that when it is rolled again after that, it will get extremely tight, almost as tight as brand new asphalt, but at a fraction of the cost.

  • @kermitmiller6491
    @kermitmiller64913 жыл бұрын

    11-8-2020 Our new improved HawkSeale Blend 2.0 is chemically designed to penetrate and re-juvenate the asphalt in the millings to allow better compaction to resist air and moisture which are the two most damaging factors in asphalt deterioration. HS-2.0 creates a hard durable surface to prevent the tracking of fines and erosion or washing of the millings from heavy rains, the two most common complaints when using millings. Cost for a millings project treated with HS-2.0 will run abut half the cost of hot asphalt including the millings. (we do both). We ship direct to you with free shipping in the continental USA. Please visit our website for a no hassle quote at- hawkseale.com

  • @kermitmiller6491
    @kermitmiller64913 жыл бұрын

    11-8-2020 - Our new improved HawkSeale Blend 2.0 is chemically designed to penetrate and re-juvenate the asphalt in the millings to allow better compaction to resist air and moisture which are the two most damaging factors in asphalt deterioration. HS-2.0 creates a hard durable surface to prevent the tracking of fines and erosion or washing of the millings from heavy rains, the two most common complaints when using millings. Cost for a millings project treated with HS-2.0 will run abut half the cost of hot asphalt including the millings. (we do both). We ship direct to you with free shipping in the continental USA. Please visit our website for a no hassle quote at- hawkseale.com

  • @kermitmiller6491
    @kermitmiller64913 жыл бұрын

    11-8-2020 -Our new improved HawkSeale Blend 2.0 is chemically designed to penetrate and re-juvenate the asphalt in the millings to allow better compaction to resist air and moisture which are the two most damaging factors in asphalt deterioration. HS-2.0 creates a hard durable surface to prevent the tracking of fines and erosion or washing of the millings from heavy rains, the two most common complaints when using millings. Cost for a millings project treated with HS-2.0 will run abut half the cost of hot asphalt including the millings. (we do both). We ship direct to you with free shipping in the continental USA. Please visit our website for a no hassle quote at- hawkseale.com

  • @kermitmiller6491
    @kermitmiller64913 жыл бұрын

    Update 11-8-2020 - Our new HS-2.0 rejuvenator- sealer formula penetrates deeper than our previous HSE-Blend product. HS-2.0 can be surface applied or incorporated to tack down fines and prevent erosion. Re-compaction after applying HS-2.0 will reduce the amount of air voids and fissures to prevent air and moisture from deteriorating the surface. Visit our website for more information - hawkseale.com

  • @kermitmiller6491
    @kermitmiller64913 жыл бұрын

    Update 11-8-2020 - Our new HS-2.0 rejuvenator- sealer formula penetrates deeper than our previous HSE-Blend product. HS-2.0 can be surface applied or incorporated to tack down fines and prevent erosion. Re-compaction after applying HS-2.0 will reduce the amount of air voids and fissures to prevent air and moisture from deteriorating the surface. Visit our website for more information - hawkseale.com

  • @AnarchyEnsues
    @AnarchyEnsues3 жыл бұрын

    Or you could just use bituminous emulsion.

  • @kermitmiller6491
    @kermitmiller64913 жыл бұрын

    Our new improved HawkSeale Blend 2.0 is chemically designed to penetrate and re-juvenate the asphalt in the millings to allow better compaction to resist air and moisture which are the two most damaging factors in asphalt deterioration. HS-2.0 creates a hard durable surface to prevent the tracking of fines and erosion or washing of the millings from heavy rains, the two most common complaints when using millings. Cost for a millings project treated with HS-2.0 will run abut half the cost of hot asphalt including the millings. (we do both). We ship direct to you with free shipping in the continental USA. Please visit our website for a no hassle quote at- hawkseale.com

  • @nikosa7759
    @nikosa77593 жыл бұрын

    is 1/4 inch(5mm)gravel size screened millings, good enough for a small driveway? If i compact it with a roller, would i be as good as the 3/4 inch gravel size? Any recommendations would be much appreciated.

  • @kermitmiller6491
    @kermitmiller64913 жыл бұрын

    It willl depend on your underlying base, fine aqgregate will not have the structural strength that the larger aggregate will have. I expecti It would require a little more HSE solution to rebond the smaller aggregate together.

  • @Jayy814
    @Jayy8143 жыл бұрын

    How can I order?

  • @jsbeck111
    @jsbeck1113 жыл бұрын

    I'd like to add a complaint 235$ for 5 gallons! Out of your mind

  • @kermitmiller6491
    @kermitmiller64913 жыл бұрын

    Guess you didn't read the offer close- HSE is concentrated and a 5 gallon pail will make 55 gallons of solution. End cost shipped to your door is about $23.00 per 5 gallon pail.