
Duluth Airport Authority is a hub for F16 fighter planes. The airport was continuously filling and refilling potholes due to consistent traffic loading and deterioration.
The old fill was removed and covered with American Road Patch. To ensure that none of the aggregate surfaced, the patch was tamped to embed the waterproofing membrane into the pavement. Present day, after multiple snowfalls and plowing, American Road Patch remains strong!
SOLUTION: The American Road Patch was used as the final step in the repair.
SOLUTION: ARP was laid over all the metal plates to ensure traction and braking on the plates is safe. The result is a safer bridge with higher traction.
SOLUTION: The American Road Patch was strategically installed over cracking areas, stopping the cracking in its tracks.
SOLUTION: The American Road Patch was placed over several potholes and alligator cracks on the UPS campus, evening the roads for easy transport and sealing the cracks, preventing any further damage.
SOLUTION: American Road Patch was applied in several areas and permanently fixed the issues.
SOLUTION: Here’s a recent case study from MACON showcasing American Road Patch in real-world conditions.
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What is American Road Patch?
How does it last longer than anything else?
Find out in the 40 second video above.
As the temperatures start to cool across most of the United States, now is the perfect time to get ahead of winter road damage. Freeze–thaw cycles, snowplows, and de-icing chemicals are just around the corner — and they’re some of the toughest challenges for road surfaces. That’s why it’s smart to make your American Road Patch repairs before the first snow hits.
SOLUTION: American Road Patch was installed across approximately 2,700 m² of vital roadway connecting Buenos Aires with the Puerto Madero district, creating a durable, long-term membrane seal.