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My PIC driveway is quite slippery, will this get worse if I apply the imprinted concrete sealer?
The sealer will make the driveway a bit more slipper after application, especially the gloss sealer. If you have concerns about the surface becoming slippery, please use our anti-slip additive with the sealer.
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My imprinted concrete has gone white in places, do you know what this is and how to fix it?
The whiteness is probably caused by moisture 'trapped' within the sealer. This is normally quite easy to fix using our 'Sealer Repair Fluid'. All you have to do is apply the repair fluid to the areas that have gone white and after a few minutes once it has returned to a liquid state, agitate with a brush or broom. The sealer should re-set clear without any whiteness within the hour.
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Are there any guarantees as to how long the block paving sealer will last once applied?
There are no guarantees on longevity of the sealer once applied simply because we cannot provide a consistent guarantee. Every driveway or patio receives different amounts of wear, and they all face in different directions. On average the block paving sealer should still provide protection for up to 5 years.
You should always carry out regular ongoing maintenance after sealing the block paving to ensure it looks good at all times. Smartseal supply a number of effective cleaning products and biocides to help you keep your paving clean. -
Do you have agents in Ireland who can do pressure washing and sealing of driveways, patios and roofs?
Smartseal have a network of pressure washing contractors in Ireland that can clean driveways, patios and roofs. Please conatct us if you would like us to put you in touch with one of them to arrange a quote.
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I don't have a pressure washer, can you arrange for someone to come and clean my driveway?
Yes we can, just send your request will full contact details and we will get one of our registered contractors to arrange a quote.
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What type of sand is swept between the joints in block paving?
The best type of sand to use is 'kiln dried' sand that can be purchased from most DIY stores.
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