Video Guide 10: Applying a Heavy Duty Block Paving Sealer
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- Опубліковано 11 вер 2024
- Welcome to our guide to Applying a Heavy Duty Block Paving Sealer.
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Learn how to seal and protect block paving against weed growth and staining using our resin based block paving sealer, Supablock.
This video tutorial will demonstrate how you can protect your block paving for up to 10 years with an easily re-coatable resin blocking paving sealer.
Don't you just love when you ask questions and they can't bothered to reply!
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Hello, noticed you were using a propane torch to dry before applying… could you list the tools and capacity used for job? Currently using a heat gun to dry out a very few select paver joints before applying so that zero water moisture is left behind before starting. Wondering if the propane can speed this up without charring or if this was being used for weeds instead
Sorry for late response Tyler, but for other people reading I will reply. The torch was used simply to dry out the block paving. Would rake out and fill the joints with kiln dried sand prior. Other tools needed would be a scuttle, rollers, maybe a squeegee, the odour is quite strong so a mask could be a good idea as well.
how long will it keep weeds away?
Does it make it slippery like when applied to stamped concrete?
I thought block paving was supposed to be porous to allow for drainage. Seal it and you'll have puddles.
If the people who lay pavers correctly and level everything to the drains they’ll be no problem
I think you are right if sealed there's no place for the water to drain off could be dangerous in icy conditions
Standard block paving is not porous and should have a fall into drainage, there is a type of porous paving that is laid on fine grit/stone above a larger stone sub base which acts as a soak away, you could not use resin seal on the porous kind…. But in this instance it’s a very effective and useful product and will save you a lot of maintenance in the future
Hi,
Should I seal before or after sanding?
Thank you
Sealing is always done last.
So, for example i am using a turbo lance and pressure washing my block paved driveway, the order of process is; Turbo wash, rinse, soft wash, chemical treatment sodium hypo if necessary, wait to dry then sand it, apply weed killing solution if it was really weed infested, wait to dry, blow off area for any loose sand or debris & apply first coat of sealer. Depending on the type of sealer and personal choice, you could do multiple coats
Epoxy Resin my entire paver driveway., feed up with sealers not lasting 2- months in the Miami sun
Does that work! ?!
Is it slippery?
So after I have jet washed the drive way and sanded it in let's say one day can I seal my driveway with wet look the following day
Yes absolutely
Does anyone know if this makes the stones feel less porous? A softer feel is what I would like to achieve. Thanks.
Like a pillow
what if the floor is wet from rain?
Can this be done a newly laid block drive or do I need to wait?
You don't have to wait, it can be done straight away.
You have to wait at least a year otherwise it traps the brick efflorescence
hey, what is the machine called?
How long does the gloss effect last for. Other fade within days.
Guess not answering that question 🤔🤔🤔
Do you need to cut in sealer with a brush
Yes
Cómo puedo conseguirlo donde lo vénden yo vivo en California
Desafortunadamente no para este producto.
It keeps the weeds away for one year. Then they start to appear again. It’s very expensive. I did my blocks and I get weeds just like before it was applied. I’m very unhappy with its performance.
Pour salt in the crevices then lightly spray water on. Will kill your weeds off.
@@ballysohal9770 Salt mixed with bicarbonate of soda is best.
@@jimmynich4791 I've moved on to burning the shit out of them instead.
@@ballysohal9770 I got an electric weed burner, it can light a bbq in a couple of seconds lol.
@@jimmynich4791has to be done. Most natural way there is to get rid of them.
Who can I call for this?
How does it compare with Smartseal?
Hi Rafe, it's a high solids (25%) resin paving sealer, with excellent physical properties. You would have to compare the datasheets of both products.
@@VubaResinProducts Smartseal don't reveal anything, lol
Is it slippery when wet
If the surface is smooth, then yes it is possible to be smoother.
Hey, what is the exact link for this on the website? I cannot locate it. Thanks
This product is available on Amazon - www.amazon.co.uk/SupaBlock-Solvent-Based-Paving-Sealer/dp/B08944PZHP/ref=sr_1_19?crid=1RVL629NWNKCL&keywords=supa+block+sealer&qid=1650061774&sprefix=supablock+sealer%2Caps%2C43&sr=8-19
Where can i get this
Hi Brushera, you can buy this directly from us or through our website. Our contact number is 01482 778897