Well, depends on what you're talking about, specifically.
There's crack seal, where a rubber/oil mix is dispensed and it's pushed into cracks with squeegees. Sealing the cracks prevents water from getting to the road base and washing it out. If that happens, it creates empty voids under the road, and the roads will eventually collapse into them, thus requiring the road base to be filled and graded again, and for the road to be rebuilt.
You may also be thinking of slurry, along with chip seal. These add a new surface to the roads. One purpose is cosmetic - many people consider slurry just to be a paint job. But it also has a protective purpose, blocking UV rays from reaching the asphalt, and also covering up cracks in the road.
You really can't without having the oil analyzed. More expense than it's worth. Unless the oil is so fresh that it isn't dirty looking yet, change it and the oil filter right now. If the oil is THAT fresh, all nice and clear colored, suspect that the seller had some reason for changing the oil just before he let you look at the car.
You can change the oil on troy bilt self propelled mowers by making sure, first of all, that the engine is turned off. Remove the oil and replace it with fresh oil.
If you have painted latex over oil based it will peel of very quickly.
Over time, oil paints change chemically, so large areas will peel if painted over with fresh oil paint. A base should be used but that would not be conservation but repainting. Hard call.
Fresco Paints meaning fresh paint in English
chip oil or fat
when they pave roads
they are cooked in oil and deep friedthere's no way to get the oil out
This is a hard one to find
how much oil do potato chips absorb
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Would you like to enjoy some tasty homemade chocolate chip cookies?
It's mostly the government and groups who restrict where you can drill for oil and restrict how many roads can be built and where the roads can be built.
yes , because oil is less denser than water
Bitumen for roads.
nope
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