Free shipping on orders over £29,85 
Shipping Tracking! 
Google
Facebook← Back to How do you repair permeable flooring?
If you need to repair a resin-bound permeable floor made with pebbles or grit, selecting the right resin binder is vital. The effectiveness and appearance of your repaired surface depend largely on this choice.
Epoxy vs Polyurethane: Which to Use?
For most repairs involving coloured or natural-tone pebbles and grits, a transparent epoxy binder delivers a reliable, long-lasting result. Products such as “Trasparente” – Epoxy Binder for Coloured Pebbles and Grits are designed to offer a clear, stable finish, enhancing the look of decorative aggregates while ensuring strong bonding.
If your flooring contains white aggregates (such as Carrara gravel), a non-yellowing polyurethane binder is better suited. Polyurethane resins reduce the risk of yellowing over time, maintaining the natural brightness of white stones exposed to sunlight.
Application Tips for Reliable Repairs
The key to a successful repair is mixing the resin thoroughly with clean, dry pebbles or grit before applying to the affected area. This ensures full encapsulation and structural stability. Avoid pouring the binder directly onto loose stones, as this won’t achieve a strong bond or an even appearance.
- Use pre-washed aggregates for optimal adhesion.
- Follow the recommended mix ratio of your chosen resin product.
- Allow each layer to cure according to manufacturer instructions.
When This Matters Most
Choosing the right binder is especially important for outdoor areas exposed to frequent sunlight or heavy use. Using the correct system prevents discolouration and helps your repaired section blend seamlessly with the surrounding surface, avoiding patches and early failure.
Related products
Related guides
The right resin binder not only restores the function of your permeable pebble floor but preserves its appearance as well. For more in-depth advice on repairing permeable surfaces, see our main guide on how to repair permeable flooring.