A polyurethane resin adhesive is used to bond all of the rubber granules to each other as well as bond them to the underlying surface. A clear resin is used which remains clear after curing and being exposed to UV. An ambering resin can also be used which turns a yellowish colour for approximately one year before UV exposure returns it to a clear colour, however this is only recommended for dark colour mixtures which use lots of black rubber to minimize visible ambering. Both resin options provide strong and long-lasting bonds between the rubber granules and the underlying surface.

The underlying surface is first cleaned of all dirt and loose debris before being prepped for installation. Once ready, the surface is primed with a mixture of polyurethane resin and a small amount of a thinning agent to allow the resin to cover the surface more easily and prevent bubbling from excess resin. All edges are primed with straight resin for extra strength. Dry rubber granules are then mixed to the colour ratio decided upon by the customer. Once evenly mixed, resin is added to the rubber granules and left to mix thoroughly and all granules are evenly coated with resin. The resin covered rubber mixture is then poured onto the surface and spread using a trowel to a uniform thickness, typically 3/8". When the rubber is evenly spread and level it is "closed", which means using the trowel to apply pressure to smooth the surface and ensure all rubber granules are tightly bonded to each other and the surface beneath. This process is repeated until the entire area is covered in one seamless surface.

The finished product of poured in place rubber is a seamless, tightly bonded surface with a uniform colour mixture that provides excellent drainage and non-slip properties. The new low maintenance surface is easily cleaned with a power-washer and is anti-microbial and anti-fungal. A properly installed pour in place rubber surface has a lifespan of 20 years or more with a small amount of maintenance. Through regular cleaning (a couple times a year), avoiding damaging the surface, and calling us every 6-7 years to re-roll the surface with resin to maintain the integrity of the surface, your pour-in-place surfacing will provide you with 20+ years of enjoyment.