An epoxy asphalt pavement for which adding epoxy resin to the asphalt mixture elevates the flow resistance and other properties of the mixture to be on par with semi-rigid pavements.

This paving method involves the in situ heating and reclamation of the surface layer of asphalt pavement that has undergone wear, flow movements, or cracking. There are three methods – re-mixing, re-paving, and re-gripping – depending on the process as it extends from the heating and raking of the road surface to compaction. These methods are applied in accordance with the purpose at hand.

With this maintenance method, the existing road surface is fully resurfaced with a heated asphalt mixture in order to restore the surface of roads with a relatively low volume of heavy-vehicle traffic.