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<h3>Pavement Sealer Questions</h3>
<FONT COLOR="#800080"><B>1:</B>< /FONT> <FONT COLOR="#008080"><B>Q -</B></FONT> Why should I have my pavement sealcoated?<BR />
<FONT COLOR="#800000"><B>A - </B></FONT>
Besides making your pavement look brand new again, pavement sealer protects asphalt
pavements from the destructive elements of weather, gas, oil, antifreeze, and many other
chemicals that could damage the paved surface.<BR />
<FONT COLOR="#800080"><B>2:</B>< /FONT> <FONT COLOR="#008080"><B>Q -</B></FONT> My pavement has some depressions that hold water; will sealer fix this?<BR />
<FONT COLOR="#800000"><B>A - </B></FONT>
No; pavement sealer will not fill depressions or holes in the asphalt pavement. These types of
repairs should be performed in advance using hot asphalt pavement.<BR />
<FONT COLOR="#800080"><B>3:</B>< /FONT> <FONT COLOR="#008080"><B>Q -</B></FONT> How often should pavement be sealcoated?<BR />
<FONT COLOR="#800000"><B>A - </B></FONT>
Asphalt pavements should be sealcoated every one to two years. The amount of traffic is the
deciding factor. Surfaces that receive light traffic like home driveways require recoating less
frequently then parking lots receiving moderate to heavy traffic.<BR />
<FONT COLOR="#800080"><B>4:</B>< /FONT> <FONT COLOR="#008080"><B>Q -</B></FONT> Will pavement sealer make the pavement slippery?<BR /> <FONT COLOR="#800000"><B>A - </B></FONT>
No; pavement sealer will not make the surface slippery. We use a sand-slurry mix of pavement
sealer.<BR />
<FONT COLOR="#800080"><B>5:</B>< /FONT> <FONT COLOR="#008080"><B>Q -</B></FONT> Are all brands of pavement sealer the same?<BR /> <FONT COLOR="#800000"><B>A - </B></FONT>
All brands of pavement sealer are definitely not equal!<BR />
<FONT COLOR="#800080"><B>6:</B>< /FONT> <FONT COLOR="#008080"><B>Q -</B></FONT> How should pavement sealer be applied?<BR /> <FONT COLOR="#800000"><B>A - </B></FONT>
Pavement sealer can be applied either by hand or spraying. We usually apply the pavement
sealer by hand (using a nylon brush applicator) on smaller areas such as home driveways.
Spraying of pavement sealer is usually reserved for larger, open areas such as parking lots
and roadways. Either method will result in a quality, long lasting coating, when done properly.<BR />
<FONT COLOR="#800080"><B>7:</B>< /FONT> <FONT COLOR="#008080"><B>Q -</B></FONT> Can pavement sealer be applied to concrete?<BR /> <FONT COLOR="#800000"><B>A - </B></FONT>
No; pavement sealer will not permanently adhere to concrete or cement surfaces.<BR />
<FONT COLOR="#800080"><B>8:</B>< /FONT> <FONT COLOR="#008080"><B>Q -</B></FONT> How many coatings of pavement sealer should be applied?<BR /> <FONT COLOR="#800000"><B>A - </B></FONT>
We offer one or two coats of sealer depending on what the owner wants<BR />
<FONT COLOR="#800080"><B>9:</B>< /FONT> <FONT COLOR="#008080"><B>Q -</B></FONT> Will the pavement sealer cover oil stains?<BR /> <FONT COLOR="#800000"><B>A - </B></FONT>
Pavement sealer will not adhere to oil stains unless the stain is first treated with an oil spot
primer. We always include treating oil stains on the pavement surface before applying
pavement sealer.<BR />
<FONT COLOR="#800080"><B>10:</B> </FONT> <FONT COLOR="#008080"><B>Q -</B></FONT> What causes scuff marks in the new coating of pavement sealer?<BR /> <FONT COLOR="#800000"><B>A - </B></FONT>
Scuffing of the newly sealcoated surface may occur on very hot days when the temperature
rises above 90 degrees Fahrenheit. Scuffing is normal and temporary, usually occurring within
the first month after the sealcoating has been applied. The best way to minimize scuffing is to
prevent sharp turns when driving a vehicle on the surface.<BR />
<FONT COLOR="#800080"><B>11:</B> </FONT> <FONT COLOR="#008080"><B>Q -</B></FONT> How soon can new pavement be sealcoated?<BR /> <FONT COLOR="#800000"><B>A - </B></FONT>
Newly paved asphalt surfaces should not be sealcoated until they have had sufficient time to
cure. Curing allows the excess oils that are always present in new asphalt pavements to
diminish through a process called oxidation. This process can take as little as 30 days or as
much as 90 days depending on the percentage of oil present in the new pavement. We usually
recommend that a new asphalt pavement be allowed to go through one winter season before
sealcoating. This ensures that the surface will be properly cured when pavement sealer is
applied.
<BR />
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is there a better way to do this?
<h3>Pavement Sealer Questions</h3>
<FONT COLOR="#800080"><B>1:</B><
<FONT COLOR="#800000"><B>A - </B></FONT>
Besides making your pavement look brand new again, pavement sealer protects asphalt
pavements from the destructive elements of weather, gas, oil, antifreeze, and many other
chemicals that could damage the paved surface.<BR />
<FONT COLOR="#800080"><B>2:</B><
<FONT COLOR="#800000"><B>A - </B></FONT>
No; pavement sealer will not fill depressions or holes in the asphalt pavement. These types of
repairs should be performed in advance using hot asphalt pavement.<BR />
<FONT COLOR="#800080"><B>3:</B><
<FONT COLOR="#800000"><B>A - </B></FONT>
Asphalt pavements should be sealcoated every one to two years. The amount of traffic is the
deciding factor. Surfaces that receive light traffic like home driveways require recoating less
frequently then parking lots receiving moderate to heavy traffic.<BR />
<FONT COLOR="#800080"><B>4:</B><
No; pavement sealer will not make the surface slippery. We use a sand-slurry mix of pavement
sealer.<BR />
<FONT COLOR="#800080"><B>5:</B><
All brands of pavement sealer are definitely not equal!<BR />
<FONT COLOR="#800080"><B>6:</B><
Pavement sealer can be applied either by hand or spraying. We usually apply the pavement
sealer by hand (using a nylon brush applicator) on smaller areas such as home driveways.
Spraying of pavement sealer is usually reserved for larger, open areas such as parking lots
and roadways. Either method will result in a quality, long lasting coating, when done properly.<BR />
<FONT COLOR="#800080"><B>7:</B><
No; pavement sealer will not permanently adhere to concrete or cement surfaces.<BR />
<FONT COLOR="#800080"><B>8:</B><
We offer one or two coats of sealer depending on what the owner wants<BR />
<FONT COLOR="#800080"><B>9:</B><
Pavement sealer will not adhere to oil stains unless the stain is first treated with an oil spot
primer. We always include treating oil stains on the pavement surface before applying
pavement sealer.<BR />
<FONT COLOR="#800080"><B>10:</B>
Scuffing of the newly sealcoated surface may occur on very hot days when the temperature
rises above 90 degrees Fahrenheit. Scuffing is normal and temporary, usually occurring within
the first month after the sealcoating has been applied. The best way to minimize scuffing is to
prevent sharp turns when driving a vehicle on the surface.<BR />
<FONT COLOR="#800080"><B>11:</B>
Newly paved asphalt surfaces should not be sealcoated until they have had sufficient time to
cure. Curing allows the excess oils that are always present in new asphalt pavements to
diminish through a process called oxidation. This process can take as little as 30 days or as
much as 90 days depending on the percentage of oil present in the new pavement. We usually
recommend that a new asphalt pavement be allowed to go through one winter season before
sealcoating. This ensures that the surface will be properly cured when pavement sealer is
applied.
<BR />
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Ok, I see only the questions should be numbered of course ;)
Then you"ll have to use an unordered list (ul) and set the numbers manually I guess, e.g:
<!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/strict.dtd">
<html>
<head>
<style>
ul { list-style-position:outsid e; }
li { list-style:none; }
li.question { position:relative; left:-16px; }
span.question { color:#008080; margin-right:6px; font-weight:bold; }
span.answer { color:#800000; margin-right:6px; font-weight:bold; }
.number { font-weight:bold; margin-right:6px; }
</style>
<body>
<ul >
<li class="question"><span class="number">1</span><sp an class="question" >Q - </span>Why should I have my pavement sealcoated? </li>
<li class="answer"> <span class="answer" >A - </span>Besides making your pavement look brand new again, pavement sealer protects asphalt
pavements from the destructive elements of weather, gas, oil, antifreeze, and many other
chemicals that could damage the paved surface. </li>
<li class="question"><span class="number" >2</span><span class="question">Q - </span> My pavement has some depressions that hold water; will sealer fix this? </li>
<li class="answer" ><span class="answer">A - </span>No; pavement sealer will not fill depressions or holes in the asphalt pavement. These types of
repairs should be performed in advance using hot asphalt pavement. </li>
</ol>
</body>
</html>
Then you"ll have to use an unordered list (ul) and set the numbers manually I guess, e.g:
<!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/strict.dtd">
<html>
<head>
<style>
ul { list-style-position:outsid
li { list-style:none; }
li.question { position:relative; left:-16px; }
span.question { color:#008080; margin-right:6px; font-weight:bold; }
span.answer { color:#800000; margin-right:6px; font-weight:bold; }
.number { font-weight:bold; margin-right:6px; }
</style>
<body>
<ul >
<li class="question"><span class="number">1</span><sp
<li class="answer"> <span class="answer" >A - </span>Besides making your pavement look brand new again, pavement sealer protects asphalt
pavements from the destructive elements of weather, gas, oil, antifreeze, and many other
chemicals that could damage the paved surface. </li>
<li class="question"><span class="number" >2</span><span class="question">Q - </span> My pavement has some depressions that hold water; will sealer fix this? </li>
<li class="answer" ><span class="answer">A - </span>No; pavement sealer will not fill depressions or holes in the asphalt pavement. These types of
repairs should be performed in advance using hot asphalt pavement. </li>
</ol>
</body>
</html>
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went with dsacker solution.
i liked TName allot too thanks
i liked TName allot too thanks
( also try ol { list-style-position:inside
<!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/strict.dtd">
<html>
<head>
<style>
ol { list-style-position:outsid
span.question { color:#008080; margin-right:6px; }
span.answer { color:#800000; margin-right:6px; }
</style>
<body>
<ol >
<li > <span class="question">Q - </span>Why should I have my pavement sealcoated? </li>
<li > <span class="answer">Q - </span>Besides making your pavement look brand new again, pavement sealer protects asphalt
pavements from the destructive elements of weather, gas, oil, antifreeze, and many other
chemicals that could damage the paved surface. </li>
</ol>
</body>
</html>