How to care for resin-bound stone
Sweep it, rinse it, and keep a few heavy or sharp things off it. The first two days matter most; after that, care is mostly a broom and a hose.
The first 48 to 72 hours
- Walk on it after 24 to 48 hours.
- Drive on it after 48 to 72 hours.
- Cooler weather means the longer end of each range.
- Keep pets, hoses, drips and leaking cars off it. Anything that marks it while it cures, footprints included, stays.
Everyday care
- Sweep off leaves and grit.
- Rinse with a garden hose.
- When it needs more, use a pH-neutral cleaner.
- Rinse off spills, especially chemicals, oil and pool treatments. Some chemicals can break down the resin.
Keep these off it
- Turning the steering wheel of a parked car.
- Dumpsters, roll-off bins and car jacks.
- Steel furniture feet or tools left out, which can leave rust stains.
- Rugs, covers or tarps left down for weeks, which can discolor it.
If something looks wrong
Take a photo and text or call Taraya at (425) 620-2559, or email [email protected]. Tell us where it is and when you noticed it. We'll tell you what it is and what we'll do about it.
Your warranty
The warranty terms are written on every quote and in your agreement, so you know what's covered before you sign. Keep the printed care guide we hand you at the walkthrough; following it keeps your surface in the shape the warranty expects.
Source for cure times and care: the manufacturer's resin-bound aftercare and cleaning guide. Your walkthrough care guide is the final word for your job.
Questions about a surface you already have?
Call or text, or book a visit and we will take a look.