Poured in Place Rebinder B™

Packaging: 5 gallon pail (42lbs)

Coverage:  Each pail will cover on average 1,000 sf. This will be greatly affected by how tightly troweled the wear layer is and the last time the surface was rebinded.

Shipping time:  One to two days.

Trassig's Playground Poured in Place Rubber Rebinder B™ is the solution to the age old problem of granulation that usually leads to cracks, holes and expensive repairs to the rubber surface. It is designed to replenish your playground safety surfacing with the bonding agents that were lost to UV exposure. It is a one component product that is ready to use without mixing with any other solvents. It is very easy to apply and will ensure your rubber surface will last.  The difference between our Rebinder and the Rebinder B™ is that the Rebinder B™ will slightly amber your surface when applied. Some colors are affected more than others. This color change is temporary. Please call your Trassig install specialist for more details.

Note: If you are conditioning a pool or splash pad surface, use the Rebinder instead. 

If you are not sure whether you need the Rebinder or Rebinder B to condition your rubber suface, read this article

The Different Stages of Poured In Place Deterioration

How to Recondition Your Poured In Place Surface with Trassig's Rebinder B™

• The cheapest way to save your Poured In Place surface at 24 cents per square foot vs. adding another wear layer at $8 to $15 per square foot.
• Will not crust or harden your surface if applied properly and at the right time.
• Will temporarily amber your surface. This is more visible with brighter colors. 
• Easy, DIY application. No need to add solvents
• Environmentally friendly. 

When do I apply the Rebinder B™?

You can only rebind your playground surface when it needs to be reconditioned. Rebinding prematurely can harden the Poured In Place system. We tell our clients to do the "Shuffle test" which means scraping your feet on the rubber surface to see if you can easily dislodge the granules. It's very important to ONLY Rebind when you see loose granules.