Thanks for this - spotted a little section on my drive that has just started to go a bit so will copy your technique and hopefully get it all sound again before the autumn/winter gets at it - much appreciated.
Thanks for this tip, a customer of mine has asked if I could repair some largish areas on her drive, I thought that it may be something along these lines..
Great Video thank you for sharing. I have a few holes and a few bits that haven't come apart yet but i can feel movement on do you have an advise on what i can put on top to stop that piece cracking?
Something will bf causing the cracking . Is s heavy vehicle 🚗 parked there? Did a truck use it for a delivery . If so trip up the small piece and reseal. If it’s the ground underneath subsiding that’s more tricky . New electric cars weight much more !
Good job .its not very practical if you have to go out and hover your bonded drive and patch it up givin the price it costs with concrete below it aswell wouldn seem appropriate for heavy traffic or cars turning every day .I think I'd prefer concrete looks amazin tho I must say great video. Ps you should try fiberglass resin liquid it's a 2 pack for repairs would be much stronger bonding to
@@mgtracey Great 🤩 Concerned that it would not have UV Protection and turn yellow? I have loads of cracks in my drive and only been laid 2 years ago and looking on here for some tips as to how to fix it x
Thanks for this - spotted a little section on my drive that has just started to go a bit so will copy your technique and hopefully get it all sound again before the autumn/winter gets at it - much appreciated.
Splendid let me know how you get on
Thanks for this tip, a customer of mine has asked if I could repair some largish areas on her drive, I thought that it may be something along these lines..
Great Video thank you for sharing. I have a few holes and a few bits that haven't come apart yet but i can feel movement on do you have an advise on what i can put on top to stop that piece cracking?
Something will bf causing the cracking . Is s heavy vehicle 🚗 parked there? Did a truck use it for a delivery . If so trip up the small piece and reseal. If it’s the ground underneath subsiding that’s more tricky . New electric cars weight much more !
Thanks for the tip. I’m looking to use this method to make repairs to some loose resin bonds stones. How are the repairs holding up months later?
Yep
No problem I can still drive over it .
Good job .its not very practical if you have to go out and hover your bonded drive and patch it up givin the price it costs with concrete below it aswell wouldn seem appropriate for heavy traffic or cars turning every day .I think I'd prefer concrete looks amazin tho I must say great video. Ps you should try fiberglass resin liquid it's a 2 pack for repairs would be much stronger bonding to
Hi, Is the fibre glass resin sold here in the uk?
Brilliant thanks for that
Thanks for watching
Please answer leeweston's question below 'Regards How is the repair holding up?'
I have had no issues, it has worked fine including through a tough winter. Paul
@@mgtracey Great 🤩 Concerned that it would not have UV Protection and turn yellow? I have loads of cracks in my drive and only been laid 2 years ago and looking on here for some tips as to how to fix it x