Surface Sealing

 PAVING FAILURE
When sand erodes from a paving joint it leads to a loss of interlock within the paver system, resulting in chipping and spalling and ultimately paver destabilisation. The erosion of the sand filled joints can be either natural or man made, brought about by such forces as: heavy traffic, pressure washing, weed growth or rainwater over a slope or gradient .The surface of unsealed pavers are also susceptible to contamination from oil and fuel, this often leads to unsightly staining which is extremely difficult to rectify.

SEALANTS
The majority of sealants sold on the market today are acrylic based. Varyclean only use high quality polyurethane coatings on unsealed surfaces. Polyurethane is relatively expensive compared to acrylic, but latest research has indicated they have a life span of 10 years or more, whereas the cheaper acrylics, which although roughly half the cost usually have to be re-sealed every 12-36 months. We can also offer anti slip additives to our products and a variety of coloured tints if required.

APPLICATION
We recommend sealing a newly laid surface as soon as possible in order to prevent erosion to the joints and further damage to the sub base. Varyclean uses the latest sealing techniques and offer approved protective coatings to create a stable and maintenance free surface for years to come.

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