You can use Roadware MatchCrete Clear to effectively repair spalled and loose rocks in exposed aggregate patios and sidewalks, ensuring that the surface not only looks aesthetically pleasing but also provides a durable and slip-resistant finish for high-traffic areas. This versatile product is designed to seamlessly blend with the existing concrete, allowing for a smooth repair process that restores the integrity of your outdoor spaces while extending their lifespan. Whether it’s to enhance the appearance of a residential walkway or to maintain the professional look of a commercial patio, Roadware MatchCrete Clear offers a reliable solution that stands up to the elements.
Exposed aggregate concrete patio with surface spalling and damage.
Exposed aggregate concrete patio with surface spalling and damage.
Exposed aggregate concrete patio repaired with Roadware MatchCrete Clear and matching aggregate and rock.
Exposed aggregate concrete patio with surface spalling and damage repaired with MatchCrete Clear and aggregate.
71020 MatchCrete Clear 2-Gallon Kit
71105 Roadware MatchCrete™ Clear 50ML Cartridge
71105 Roadware MatchCrete™ Clear 50ML Cartridge with needle tip mixer. Case of 12 units. Application tool 5150 or equivalent is required.
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This technical guide from Roadware Incorporated details how to professionally repair damaged exposed aggregate surfaces using MatchCrete Clear, a UV-stable polyurethane specifically designed for decorative concrete. The process allows for seamless repairs that restore the original texture and appearance of patios, driveways, and sidewalks.
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Good day! This is my 1st comment here so I just wanted to give a quick shout out
and say I truly enjoy reading your articles. Can you recommend
any other blogs/websites/forums that deal with
the same subjects? Thanks a ton!
This technical guide from Roadware Incorporated details how to professionally repair damaged exposed aggregate surfaces using MatchCrete Clear, a UV-stable polyurethane specifically designed for decorative concrete. The process allows for seamless repairs that restore the original texture and appearance of patios, driveways, and sidewalks.
Can this product be used to add aggregate on top of an existing aggregate driveway to fill-in bald spots?
Yes.
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