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| The first mile of this Ft. Bend County, Texas road (above left) was not treated with BASE-SEAL BS-100 Liquid Soil Stabilizer, and a loose base was the result. County crews applied BASE-SEAL BS-100 Liquid Soil Stabilizer to the remainder of the road. The superior results are shown above right. The BASE-SEAL BS-100 treated section provided a CBR of 92. | ||||
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Phillip "Ace" Wise
(C.E.T.) points to the
BASE-SEAL BS-100 stabilized base of a Walton County,
Florida Road which remained solid after 23" flood waters from Hurricane George washed out two feet of earth from under the BASE-SEAL BS-100 and lime stabilized base. TOP-SHIELD TS-100 was used to seal the surface of this road. It remained smooth and un- damaged, andready or asphalt surfacing, which was later applied. |
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| The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) approved BASE-SEAL BS-100 & TOP SHIELD TS-100 in combination with pozzalans for the road reconstruction mitigation option in selected areas of Florida's Gulf Coast. (click here). |
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