Questions and Answers for Latex-ite Pli-Stix 30 ft. Medium Gray Permanent Concrete Joint and Crack Filler

A:  Yes. You cannot apply the product if there is a frost in the ground. Moisture will prevent the product from bonding.

A:  I would say no but the better your torch the better the melt. In Texas it will never get too cold. I did it on a 40 degree cloudy day in MN.

A:  This product is for concrete. The black stix are for asphalt and are lighter in weight.

A:  The density of the grey is greater than the black. The products are made of different materials.

A:  It is hard

A:  It is about as soft and flexible as the product is before installation. A little harder than silicon sealants. It gives a little when pressed on but then returns. Assuming that the area around it is properly cleaned, it holds very tightly to the surrounding material.

A:  The product remains pliable. Once cool it returns to this its original state prior to heating.

A:  Sorry but a lighter will not provide enough heat to melt this product. You will need to use a torch.

A:  Needs more heat than a household lighter.

A:  It takes a fair bit of heat to melt it. If you wanted to fill a spot as big as a quarter you might melt it with a lighter but then you would probably be out of gas.

A:  The lighter will not be enough.

A:  No. The product requires quite a bit of heat to melt and adhere properly.

A:  Latex-ite Medium Gray Permanent Concrete Joint and Crack Filler is not paintable, or stainable. It will not hold color.

A:  Yes, it looks good before and after staining.