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Restore the integrity of your paved surfaces by resealing and re-sanding with polymeric material to prevent weed growth and joint erosion.
Reinforce and solidify existing polymeric sand joints to improve durability and prevent shifting or cracking over time.
Ensure proper cleaning and dry conditions before reapplying polymeric sand to achieve optimal bonding and long-lasting results.
- - Preparation - Clean the joint area thoroughly before applying new sand.
- - Application - Spread polymeric sand evenly over the surface, ensuring it fills all joints.
- - Water Activation - Lightly mist with water to activate the binding agents in the sand.
- - Compaction - Use a tamper or plate compactor to settle the sand into the joints.
- - Sealing - Remove excess sand and consider sealing to prevent washout and enhance durability.
Polymeric sand restoration work generally involves the cleaning, reapplication, and sealing of polymeric sand in between paver joints to restore stability and appearance. The process may include sweeping out old or degraded sand, thoroughly cleaning the surface to remove debris and stains, and then applying new polymeric sand that is brushed into the joints. Once installed, the sand is often activated with water to set the material and prevent weed growth or shifting. Evaluating requests typically requires details such as the extent of joint erosion or washout, the type and condition of existing polymeric sand, the size and layout of the paved area, and any specific issues like weed intrusion or uneven settling. These details help determine the scope of work, materials needed, and the appropriate restoration techniques.
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