P Phil44 - Mar 8, 2020 #1 [automerge]1583708586[/automerge] Phil44 said: Click to expand... Last edited: Mar 8, 2020
CJ TF Arms Mar 10, 2020 #2 Efflorescence, not loads you can do, other than sweep with a stiff brush, and wait.
Dave TF Staff member Arms Subscribed Mar 10, 2020 #3 What sealer was used ? , and how soon after bedding the slabs was it sealed and has it rained within 72 hrs of sealing.
What sealer was used ? , and how soon after bedding the slabs was it sealed and has it rained within 72 hrs of sealing.
P Phil44 - Mar 10, 2020 #4 Hi it was sealed 1 year after being laid had 24 hours dry time after pressure washed seal was nexus 420 Pro cheers [automerge]1583865421[/automerge] Phil44 said: Hi it was sealed 1 year after being laid had 24 hours dry time after pressure washed seal was nexus 420 Pro cheers Click to expand... No rain did have frost but slabs were covered
Hi it was sealed 1 year after being laid had 24 hours dry time after pressure washed seal was nexus 420 Pro cheers [automerge]1583865421[/automerge] Phil44 said: Hi it was sealed 1 year after being laid had 24 hours dry time after pressure washed seal was nexus 420 Pro cheers Click to expand... No rain did have frost but slabs were covered
O Old Mod Mar 10, 2020 #5 It looks like it has ‘Bloomed’, trapped moisture. sealing 24hrs after a jet wash is too soon, it won’t have dried sufficiently. Contact this company and speak with Bob, he’s your man.
It looks like it has ‘Bloomed’, trapped moisture. sealing 24hrs after a jet wash is too soon, it won’t have dried sufficiently. Contact this company and speak with Bob, he’s your man.
Dave TF Staff member Arms Subscribed Mar 11, 2020 #6 Yes , as above looks like it has bloomed , it can happen with Topical type sealers as they trap moisture.
Yes , as above looks like it has bloomed , it can happen with Topical type sealers as they trap moisture.
D Dumbo Mar 11, 2020 #7 To be honest i wouldnt of even attempted to reseal out door stone this time of year ,