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Walked past a 20 year old driveway in Phoenix yesterday that still looks brand new
I was out in Glendale visiting a buddy and noticed this house that had a broom finish driveway that looked maybe 2 years old max. Knocked on the door and asked the guy who did it cause I was curious. He said he poured it himself back in 2004 and just sealed it every 2 years like clockwork. Used regular old 4000 psi mix with fibers, nothing fancy. Made me think about how many jobs I see crack within 5 years because people skip the sealing or rush the cure. Anyone else notice older work holding up better than the stuff going in now?
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lee_barnes705d ago
Actually sealing isn't meant for broom finish, it dips into the pores and can trap moisture.
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casey_campbell4d ago
Heard that before, but what about the moisture sitting on top instead?
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