Please take a look at the picture and provide me with some advise on how to clean and reseal these pavers? Huge client and would like to give her a finished product that looks amazing…look at these pics
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Check out lock n seal line of products.
Is there a paid side to this forum?
I think there should be… I would definitely pay to have a discussion side with valid questions, answers, and advice by people who do this for a living
There’s a members only forum for PWRA dues paying members. I don’t remember the last time I saw someone post in it though.
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What kind of finish does she want on it. Natural, satin or luster?
Clean with surface cleaner. Pump spray water on pavers. Collect check quickly before drying occurs
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Is lackluster an option?
Use a poopknife on them pavers.
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She wants a natural look on the fevers thanks racer. Would I use the seal and lock? What product would you use for a natural look and sealed? It’s a big job and she is paying me 4000 dollars. Not just for the Pavers but this will be my first pavers job.
Maybe for 4k you can hire a professional to do it and watch him. That will be a great way top learn
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Looks like from pic, they need to be re-sanded. Is that what you’re planning on doing? Several different sands you can use and depending on that, then you would decide whether use Seal n Lock. Call David at Southern Stain and Seal in KY… He’s a wealth of knowledge and can help you pick the right products, depending on what you want to do. and he carries most the major brands.
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This thread should be helpful
Perma-Crete by ppg in a pinch. Nice low-mid sheen. Keep on keeping on. Also sanded these with a vibratory plate compactor.
What type of sand should I use
Pounded sand
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Where can her this product and what is the exact name
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Walmart in the sporting goods dep’t. Just ask for pounded sand
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I’d probably get a better quality and finer grit than what Wal-Mart has to offer. It may not have been screened as well compared to other brands. Not being screened as well, along with a larger grit, sure can be rough on the hands if you don’t have good gloves or if the job takes all day.
