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Coloured SMA

  • 27-05-2013 9:50am
    #1
    ?Cee?view
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    Just wondering if it's possible to get coloured SMA and if it is, does it cost much more than standard black?

    I would like a sandstone or maybe granite type colour rather than SMA.

    I'm based in Galway.

    Thanks all!


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  • #2
    macadam
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    churchview wrote: »
    Just wondering if it's possible to get coloured SMA and if it is, does it cost much more than standard black?

    I would like a sandstone or maybe granite type colour rather than SMA.

    I'm based in Galway.

    Thanks all!


    Probably cost you €600 per ton, if you can get someone to mix it!!


  • #3
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    macadam wrote: »
    Probably cost you €600 per ton, if you can get someone to mix it!!

    My God! Streets paved with Gold!


  • #4
    macadam
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    churchview wrote: »
    My God! Streets paved with Gold!

    The dye is expensive its almost the same as the stuff for mortar, so you can imagine the quantities used and it doesnt last as the roller and bitumen dont help, there is a product to paint a drive its like a polymer coloured bitumen but not used much here owing to our climate.


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