SureSet Damage Repairs Kit - Your 'How To' Guide
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- Опубликовано: 12 сен 2017
- This video will help you complete a resin bound repair to your damaged SureSet surfacing with ease. If further help is needed please contact us, we will be happy to talk to you.
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Great background music and a helpful video too
We are pleased you found it helpful.
Where can you buy repair kit
Thank you so much for this video, it's most helpful. We had our exposed aggregate poured a few months ago and because we didn't sealed it right away, now there's holes in it. Thanks to your video we now know how to fix it.
We are so pleased you found this useful. Thank you for watching.
Now what do you do with the bucket full of aggregate that you've got left over?
We used the leftover aggregate to make paving samples, we would always ask customers how big their repair is to avoid supplying excessive waste.
An alternative to using a screwdriver to 'chisel' concrete is to use a tool specifically designed to 'chisel'. In the trade, this tool is known as a 'chisel'. Unlike a screwdriver, the metal of a 'chisel' will not shatter.
Good point, too bad they didn't use the one that they actually pictured at the beginning of the video!
I live in California, where do I get this from? Home Depot and Amazon don’t have it.
This method would be perfect when repairing deep washed spots in freshly poured concrete... its most definitely worth a try vs breaking out a bad section...I probably would use the same rocks from the company that sent me my concrete tho.
Certainly worth a try. We would normally suggest testing any stone that isn't from SureSet to ensure it is compatible with our resin. We ensure all our stone is washed and dried to avoid this.
Where do you get this repair kit from? And can you get it in different colours to match what resin you have got?
You can buy kits online in any colour stone you need. www.sureset.co.uk/product/natural-aggregate-maintenance-repair-kit/
i have a join mark in mine, could i chisel it out and then address the issue in the same way? Thanks
You could but you will still see the difference between old and new material.
@@SureSetResin tbh, we are still working on it, the weather caught us out yesterday and the mix tightened up on us.
@@jolive3743 Its hard to advise without seeing it, if it was a big area then you may need to consider taking out an entire batch or if small chisel and then infill. Give us a call if you need further help or email in some photos.
also having catalysts separate
would help with random hot days in September.
Isn't there a cheaper option to patch small areas like that?. £50 for a couple tablespoons and the rest goes to waste
These patch repairs are the smallest we do for resin bound. If you just need resin to bind loose stone together, try our Pour On Kits... www.sureset.co.uk/product/pouron/
We've had one laid and it has float marks in it but they are trying to say it was the weather that caused it please help ???
It is difficult to comment without seeing the paving you had installed. Please send us an email with photos - always happy to help and advise.
We are sorry to hear you have had a non SureSet installation that you are not happy with. We have a great technical team on hand that can help you with this. We will need photos of the installation.
Last weekend I was out the front of my house, observing my cracked pebblecrete driveway, wondering how I could repair it. I pressed play on this video and within about 30 seconds of hearing the funky 70's bass beats booming from my phone, a group of young women wearing hot pants, bikini tops and roller skates scooted up to me and asked "If I wanted to get down and boogie?"
Not sure whether she could actually help me with my driveway, I replied with "I need to screwdriver this cement"
"And that's about the time she rolled away from me..."
nobody likes it when you're 23
And are still amused by 90's songs
who would use a tool like that?"
Do you ship to Canada?
Hi. We would ship to Canada. Please contact trade@sureset.co.uk with your requirements.
Where do you find this kit?
Hi Linda, thank you for your comment. You can find the kits here: www.sureset.co.uk/product-category/diy-kit/
Is this available in US?
Please contact sales@sureset.co.uk
How do I get this kit?
You can purchase it from www.sureset.co.uk/product-category/diy-kit/
overkill in materials
Thank you for your comment, the materials are made sufficient to last the test of time. Please do not install at a lesser depth than advised.
I stopped watching when you used a screwdriver as a chisel. Wow.
Just dropped on this….decent info but ….using a screwdiver as a chisel…come on.
DO NOT GET RESIN DRIVEWAYS THIS STUFF ALWAYS BREAKS AND ITS A BIG HEADACHE TO FIX WORSE THING EVER
Not true. Ensure you get a reputable company that uses high-quality products and understands the method. We guarantee our installations for 21 Years and have been in business for over 25 Years!
@@SureSetResin so why do you make repair kits ? If the stuff supposed to last 21 years ? I had a resin drive done by “professionals” and stuff is crumbling after 2 years I really don’t recommend this stuff ! Go with Tarmac
@@wavawes sometimes maintenance work is needed underneath the resin bound or accidental damage by impact is caused...opposed to taking up the entire paving just a small section is removed and then the kits are used to replace it. It's a shame you've had a bad experience, if it only lasted two years perhaps you had a resin bonded system in place, not a resin bound (both very different) or the resin they used may have been a brittle epoxy - something we do not use either.
One year down I have a crack going through the driveway about 3mm wide
@@CaitlinandKai yup thats resin for you... even if you patch it in you will see it everytime ... lesson learned ( no resin for me everrrrrr again just striagh up problems)
Music is annoying