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How can I seal my driveway myself?
Start at your garage or carport and work toward the street. Using a driveway squeegee tool, spread a very thin layer of sealer moving down the length of the driveway. Apply the second coat from one edge to the other in a perpendicular manner. Make sure the coats overlap and cover 100% of the asphalt surface.
How do I seal my own driveway?
Start at your garage or carport and work toward the street. Using a driveway squeegee tool, spread a very thin layer of sealer moving down the length of the driveway. Apply the second coat from one edge to the other in a perpendicular manner. Make sure the coats overlap and cover 100% of the asphalt surface.
Should I seal my own driveway?
As a general rule you should seal your driveway every 1 to 3 years. More specifically, if you can see the color of the individual stones that make up your asphalt surface, you know it's time to seal it up. A few rules apply before you seal, however. The less oil, the harder the driveway, which is the goal.
Is it cheaper to seal your own driveway?
Sealing the driveway yourself will be cheaper than hiring a professional, but you're still going to have to fork over some cash to do the job right. It requires some basic tools, including a cleaning brush broom, gloves and a squeegee.
How much does it cost to seal a driveway?
In the United States, the average cost for materials and labor to seal coat asphalt is $0.17 to $0.24 per square foot. For a basic 480 square foot driveway, you can expect to pay $80 to $115 for sealing. For a larger 1,000 square foot driveway, contractors typically charge between $170 and $240 for seal coating.
What does it cost to seal a driveway?
In the United States, the average cost for materials and labor to seal coat asphalt is $0.17 to $0.24 per square foot. For a basic 480 square foot driveway, you can expect to pay $80 to $115 for sealing. For a larger 1,000 square foot driveway, contractors typically charge between $170 and $240 for seal coating.
Is driveway sealing worth it?
Sealing the driveway yearly can lead to unsightly hairline cracks and peeling. And concrete driveways should be sealed every four or five years to protect them from water penetration and to prolong their life. Many people believe that concrete driveways don't need maintenance, so they may never apply a sealer.
How much does a 5 gallon bucket of driveway sealer cover?
Each gallon covers about 80 square feet and each bucket of sealer contains 5 gallons.
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