Max Professional 2145 Blow Off Rubber Rejuvenater 10 Oz - Pack of 12

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Now, safety. As mentioned, they are Nasty!!! The Rubber Renue smells horrid and the R2 Rubber Rejuvenator smells almost like licorice, which I find both pleasant and very unsettling at the same time. Needless to say, both are very bad for you. The time I worked at the Lab I was also safety rep and used to always say "If you can smell it, it's already in your bloodstream (Odourless solvents excluded of course). Siddique, R.; Naik, T.R. Properties of concrete containing scrap-tire rubber—An overview. Waste Manag. 2004, 24, 563–569. [ Google Scholar] [ CrossRef] [ PubMed] Hong, W.; Mo, L.; Pan, C.; Riara, M.; Wei, M.; Zhang, J. Investigation of rejuvenation and modification of aged asphalt binders by using aromatic oil-SBS polymer blend. Constr. Build. Mater. 2020, 231, 117154. [ Google Scholar] [ CrossRef] De Mello, L.G.R.; de Farias, M.M.; Kaloush, K.E. Effect of temperature on fatigue tests parameters for conventional and asphalt rubber mixes. Road Mater. Pavement Des. 2018, 19, 417–430. [ Google Scholar] [ CrossRef] Do not wipe with a microfiber towel! Allow coating to air dry for 1 hour before exposing the vehicle to water or moisture.

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Wang, T.; Xiao, F.; Amirkhanian, S.; Huang, W.; Zheng, M. A review on low temperature performances of rubberized asphalt materials. Constr. Build. Mater. 2017, 145, 483–505. [ Google Scholar] [ CrossRef]

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