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The difference between Rebinder and Rebinder B

One of the most common questions we get is which poured in place rubber surface conditioner to use: The Rebinder...

One of the most frequent failures in poured in place rubber installations results from the way the material is stored...

The type and quality of the substrate or base that you have for your poured in place rubber or rubberized...

Bonded rubber playground mulch, otherwise know as bonded rubber in the industry, is a great way to introduce a unitary...

Playground safety stickers are required by ASTM and CPSC standards to be prominently displayed on all public playground equipment. Besides...

Micro foaming happens when the binding agents in a Rebinder or any conditioning agents come in contact with moisture in...

Aromatic binders and Aliphatic binders are the most used polyerathane binders in the recreation and surfacing industries. While both binders...

Most poured in place rubber surfaces are outdoors. this means they will get dirty, grimy or full of debris. We...

Rubberized pool decks are great. They are cooler than concrete. They are slip resistant, and they often add a great...

Loose shredded rubber is a great surfacing material. But there are some very specific reasons why it wouldn't work very...

I have always said to my clients that the one factor that can mess up your repair or rebinding effort...

After almost 20 years of conditioning playground rubber surfaces and telling contractors and operators how to seal their rubber surface,...