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Resin Bound Driveway - Rejuvenation
marc81
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Hi,
We have a resin driveway that looked amazing when first down, and although we still like it 3 years on it's looking a little faded and could do with rejuvenating. Does anyone have any experience with any sort of sealers for these driveways which may help it look better?
Thanks.
Marc
We have a resin driveway that looked amazing when first down, and although we still like it 3 years on it's looking a little faded and could do with rejuvenating. Does anyone have any experience with any sort of sealers for these driveways which may help it look better?
Thanks.
Marc
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Have you tried cleaning it? I thought the great thing about expensive resin driveways was that they lasted well. There's one near here that has been down over 20 years and still looks good.Tall, dark & handsome. Well two out of three ain't bad.0
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All the resin drives near me look a mess after a few years. I think they are probably sold as "maintenance free" so people don't realise they need cleaning every so often.
You can buy specialist resin cleaners but I don't know if they are any different to standard patio / stone cleaners.0 -
The drive where my son lives is approx two years old and has grass weeds sprouting up in several places.rob7475 said:All the resin drives near me look a mess after a few years. I think they are probably sold as "maintenance free" so people don't realise they need cleaning every so often.
You can buy specialist resin cleaners but I don't know if they are any different to standard patio / stone cleaners.0
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