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How to repair big cracks in pebblecrete driveway?

Andrew2023
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How to repair big cracks in pebblecrete driveway?

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Hi my mini project is to fix up big cracks on my driveway which I think it causes by subsidenceThe pic shown as above. 

any suggestions? 

EricL
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Re: How to repair big cracks in pebblecrete driveway?

Hello @Andrew2023 

 

Welcome to the Bunnings Workshop community. It's marvellous to have you join us, and thank you for sharing your question about how to repair the cracks on your pebblecrete driveway. 

 

I suggest having a quick look at this discussion - How to repair a crack in pebblecrete driveway? by @dannymel. To prevent rainwater from travelling further into the cracks, I suggest using either Selleys 415g Brick And Concrete Sealant or Gripset Betta 1L Concrete Crack Filler.

 

The general steps to fill in the cracks is to clean them with a stiff bristle brush making sure to remove all the dirt and debris stuck in the crack. Once the cracks are free and clear of debris you can then apply the sealer on the crack.

 

Please make sure to wear personal protection such as gloves, goggles and a mask when working on your repairs.

 

If you have any other questions we can help with, please let us know.

 

Eric

 

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Re: How to repair big cracks in pebblecrete driveway?

Thank you Eric, it's really helpful. Should I put the some foam strips in the big cracks, then fill it with sealant? 

EricL
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Re: How to repair big cracks in pebblecrete driveway?

Hi @Andrew2023 

 

That is a very good idea, but looking at your pictures it doesn't look like the cracks are big enough to take the foam strips. Some of the cracks may take the foam strip while the others will be too small. If you are keen to put them in just make sure that they are deep enough to allow the filler to sit on top of it. 

 

If you need further assistance, please let me know.

 

Eric

 

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