Frequently Asked Questions Dola Grant What is the Colorado Dola Grant? What kind of surface / products are available through the Colorado dola grant? What is the difference between pigmented binders and polyurethane binders? Dola Grant Requirements From The Installer. What is the Colorado Dola Grant? The Dola Grant product is designed specifically for users applying for the Dola Waste Tire Grant and the product has been engineered and tested to maximize performance criteria and the quantity of Colorado Waste Tire incorporated into the product. Back to Top What kind of surface is available through the Colorado dola grant? We have five different kinds of surfaces available through the Colorado Dola Grant. 1) Standard black loose rubber nuggets, this is 100% certified Colorado rubber. 2) Premium colored loose rubber mulch, this is 100% certified Colorado rubber. 3) Bonded rubber mulch which is great for foot paths and trails, this is 100% certified Colorado rubber. 4) SBR Poured in place which comes in 7 different colors and we can incorporate logos and designs. This is 100% certified Colorado rubber. 5) Traditional EPDM poured in place (Base coat and base coat binder only available through the dola grant with this product) top coat material is paid by the customer. The base is 100% certified Colorado rubber. Back to Top What is the difference between pigmented binders and polyurethane binders? Polyurethane binder is the original poured in place binder used worldwide. It was first developed in Europe in the early eighties along with the EPDM rubber graduals, both are still used worldwide today. The Pigmented binder is typically used on running tracks. Notice your local collage or school has a black, green, or red track? Well that is the pigmented binder. It was Originally designed for running tracks, NOT playgrounds. Back to Top Dola Grant Requirements From The Installer. The only requirements the dola grant require from the installer: The product being used is Certified 100% Colorado waste tire which we the installer submit with our bid. It is up to the person’s applying for the grant to make sure the poured in place meets the ASTM F-1292-99 requirements and the qualifications of the Company installing the poured in place. We understand how confusing this can get when other companies fill their website with confusing dola grant requirements, which they make up them self’s. If you are unsure please contact Colorado Dola Grant: Don Sandoval 970-679-4501 Tamra Hooper 303-866-6398 Pam Kennedy 303-866-5491 They will be more than happy to answer your questions. __________________________________________________________________