RE: pervious concrete paving | <– Date –> <– Thread –> |
From: truddick [at] earthlink.net (truddickearthlink.net) | |
Date: Sat, 7 Jan 2006 08:27:08 -0800 (PST) |
> Oil: > As far as the oil goes, I can see how it would be more difficult to scrub > out any discoloration from the pervious concrete. The only way to avoid > discoloration altogether is to use an oil-based product like asphalt. Actually, spilled motor oil will discolor your asphalt (sealed or not). Oil will discolor anything except oil. One advantage to traditional concrete in this area; just about anything spilled on it will eventually faded and disappear due to sun-bleaching--provided that the material is not too thick, a bucket of oil-based paint will not disappear but a few drips of the same will, after a few years. The most stain-resistant paving material, I think, would be concrete that was sealed with an outdoor polyurethane. Not that I would recommend going to such chemically-engineered extremes! T R
-
RE: Pervious Concrete Paving Michael Barrett, January 6 2006
- Re: Pervious Concrete Paving Karen Scheer, January 6 2006
-
RE: Pervious Concrete Paving Prescott Nichols, January 6 2006
- RE: Pervious Concrete Paving Buzz Harris, January 7 2006
- RE: pervious concrete paving truddick [at] earthlink.net, January 7 2006
Results generated by Tiger Technologies Web hosting using MHonArc.