TL;DR
Oil spot primer is a specialized sealer brushed or squeegeed onto oil- and grease-stained areas of asphalt before sealcoating, locking the petroleum residue down so the new coating can bond. Without it, sealer over old drips peels in exact stain-shaped patches within months — the most common callback in driveway sealing.
What it means
Oil spot primer is a specialized sealer brushed or squeegeed onto oil- and grease-stained areas of asphalt before sealcoating, locking the petroleum residue down so the new coating can bond. Without it, sealer over old drips peels in exact stain-shaped patches within months — the most common callback in driveway sealing. Crews scrape and degrease heavy deposits first, and a per-spot price for it is a sign of a thorough bid.
Where it sits in the glossary
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Why Ohio homeowners should know it
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