Looking After Your Resin Bound Surface
Resin bound driveways and patios are durable and low maintenance. They are easy to look after and will remain looking stylish with just a little basic cleaning.
To avoid damaging your driveway or patio:
Maintenance Tips For Resin Bound Driveways
Brush the surface with a stiff broom to remove leaves, dirt, dust and excess moisture. This will prevent moss growth.
A light jet washing after the surface has been brushed will refresh the resin. No chemicals should be used.
Clean Up Oil and Fuel Spillages
Any vehicle leak can be unsightly, particularly on an otherwise pristine driveway. Act quickly to fully remove oil or fuel marks. Start by washing off the spillage with soapy water and then flush away with a light pressure wash.
Larger oil spills might require a degreasing agent, but testing any chemicals on a small, tucked-away area is important before committing to use.
WARNING – DO NOT USE BOILING WATER ON A RESIN SURFACE as it can dissolve the resin and create a hole in the surface.

Regular Jet Washing
A periodical light pressure washing is advisable. Ensure you don’t use excessive pressure – up to 150 bar is recommended – to avoid damage to the resin surface.
Always keep the jet washer nozzle at least 20 cm away from the surface.
Remove Algae and Moss
Algae and moss usually only grow in shaded, damp areas. This will not be an issue if your driveway benefits from sunshine all day.
Plants or shrubbery could be reduced to let sunlight in and reduce growth. In most cases, regular brushing and power washing will be sufficient to prevent any algae or moss.
If your resin bound surface does experience any growth, a solution of bleach and a light power wash should be enough to get rid of it.

