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How to restore cobblelock

Just The One · 2010-05-04 11:23:35

Apart from powerwashing a cobblelock driveway, are there are other suggestions?

04-05-2010 11:23am

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Just The One

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Apart from powerwashing a cobblelock driveway, are there are other suggestions?

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#2 04-05-2010 6:36pm

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REPLACE

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#3 06-05-2010 9:38am

garlad

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Have you tried powerwashing?
I use the powerhose on my cobblelock every couple of years.
Looks amazing afterwards

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#4 14-05-2010 9:45am

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Powerhosing with a GOOD powerhose (you can rent one) works REALLY well, but you'll need to have sand to brush back into the spaces because the water will blast a LOT of it out - along with the weeds, moss and weed seeds.

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#5 17-05-2010 11:15am

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powerhose and then brush a concrete sealer on it,it will bring back a little of the colour to it and then whenits fully dried brush a bag of silca sand in to the joints.

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