BaseBind-X was developed more than 15 years ago after extensive trials and errors in Texas, Oklahoma, and Arkansas. In Texas and Oklahoma, there are countless miles of dirt and gravel roads. In many farm and ranch areas, most counties do not have the resources or funding to create all-weather roads. Across Texas, Oklahoma, and Arkansas, there are 406 counties, with Texas alone accounting for 254. The primary issues faced by these rural counties are dusty roads during extreme dry weather and muddy roads during wet conditions. With limited tax dollars to support all-weather roads, such as chip-seal, asphalt, or concrete roads, counties sought a solution. Over the years, these counties experimented with asphaltic base oils, emulsions, polymers, glues, Portland cement, and other materials, often achieving limited success and incurring significant expense.
