Romex rompox d1 - grey marks - How to remove grey marks

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Karen Brown
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Post: # 113272Post Karen Brown

Hi, just recently used to above product on very light grey sandstone slabs. It's left lots of grey marks. My landscaper says they will go away with time, but I'm not convinced. Anyone got any experience of using this product, if so how long did it take for the marks to go, was any remediation work required. Thanks

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Post: # 113308Post Tony McC

Was the paving thoroughly wetted before applying the D1?

Occasionally, some staining can happen if the pavements urface isn't literally dripping with surface water before poiuring out the resin mortar - this goes for ALL two-part resin mortars, not just D1.

Assuming the pavement was wetted, then it's most likely any marks you can see are residual resin which should weather away in a week or two.
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Post: # 113321Post Karen Brown

Yes, they were using a hose pipe to keep it wet, so let's hope they go away over time. Thanks for the feedback.

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Post: # 113327Post lutonlagerlout

yes it will weather off in a short period
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