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Posted by DAC on September 18, 2006, 3:13 pm
I don't know of any bonding agents....but on a similar thread... my
wife's uncle used the geo-textile mat to keep the millings from going
into the soil. He didn't put a really thick layer down, and now he
pulls the mat up sometimes while grading. His drive seems to be
holding up well, even over the super wet soil.
Just a thought.
DAC
webber1998 wrote:
> I have a gravel driveway with approximate dimensions of 40 feet x 60
> feet. I have friend who has several dump trunks full of asphalt
> millings. I would like to excavate the gravel and dirt and put down 4
> to 6 inches of the millings. I have access to rollers and compactors
> that I'll use while putting it down.
>
> My question: Is there any product available that would help in bonding
> the material when I put it down? Or are the retailer sealers adequate?
>
> I have seen mention of emulsifiers that can be added but if anyone
> knows of something that would be available at the retail level, that
> would be great.
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