Rubberised Safety Surface Repair
Below is a step by step guide to the repair of a rubberised safety surface.
With this example, we are replacing worn out coloured wetpour.
The division between colours must be smooth to the eye, and clean cut to ensure a strong joint between colours. To achieve a quality result, the process does take time

The old wetpour is cut out

The edges are made good

New wetpour is laid over the base layer

Repair finished
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