Pebble Bond Reseal Epoxy | River Rock & Pebble Floor Resealer

INSTRUCTIONS FOR RESEALING EPOXY RIVER ROCK

Deck must be cleaned and permitted to dry 2 to 3 days before resealing. Before getting the deck wet, check for mildew and build up of white areas. White areas are usually caused by chlorine or bird baths. If there are white spots use vinegar, Lime A Way or Etch & Degreaser. All three products shoudl be used full strength and scrubbed with an acid brush and rinsed thoroughly. They are also listed in order of strength. If mildew exists, use liquid chlorine.

MIXING INSTRUCTIONS:

WHEN MIXING EPOXIES, NEVER MIX MORE THAN ONE GALLON AT A TIME; IT IS BEST TO MIX IN A BUCKET LARGER THAN ONE (1) GALLON CAPACITY. DO NOT CHANGE THE MIX RATIO. THE EPOXY IS DESIGNED AS A 3:1 MIX. SMALLER AMOUNTS CAN BE
MIXED, BUT THE RATIO HAS TO REMAIN AT 3:1. NEVER ATTEMPT TO MIX EPOXY IN A ROLLER TRAY.

STEP 1: Mix 3 parts Resin with 1 part Cure in a separate container.

STEP 3: Apply with a medium nap paint roller by rolling east-west and north-south. After dipping roller into the
epoxy, excess epoxy should be knocked off using a paint screen to prevent thick and thin areas on the deck.

NOTE: You need to change mixing container after every two Gallons and also the roller cover.

Working time: 15 – 20 minutes.

After sealing, allow 24 hours drying time before replacing furniture or walking on deck.

Any unmixed resin and cure has a 1 year shelf life

1 Gallon Kit covers approximately 150 sq. feet.

What is Pebble Bond Epoxy?

Pebble Bond Epoxy is a high-performance epoxy binder used with River Rock Pebbles create a seamless, decorative flooring system. It combines epoxy resin with pebbles or marble to form a durable, slip-resistant surface for residential and commercial spaces.

When should I reseal my River Rock or pebble floor?

Most surfaces benefit from resealing every 3–5 years, depending on sun exposure, weather conditions, and the amount of foot or vehicle traffic.

How do I know when my floors needs resealing?

Signs include:

• Loss of gloss or shine
• Dull or faded appearance
• Small loose stones
• Increased surface wear
• Water no longer beads on the surface

What surfaces can Pebble Bond Reseal Epoxy be applied to?

It is designed for existing epoxy-bound pebble surfaces, including:

• River Rock flooring
• Decorative pebble flooring
• Patios
• Pool decks
• Walkways
• Garages
• Driveways
• Porches

How much coverage does Pebble Bond Reseal Epoxy Provide?

Coverage is approximately 150 square feet per gallon for resealing applications. Actual coverage will vary depending on surface texture and porosity.

Can I apply Pebble Bond Reseal Epoxy myself?

Yes. It is designed for DIY and professional applications. Simply clean the surface thoroughly, allow it to dry completely, and apply an even coat using a quality roller.

Do I need to clean the floor before resealing?

Yes. The surface should be free of dirt, grease, mildew, and other contaminants. A clean, dry surface is essential for proper adhesion.

Can I reseal only part of my River Rock floor?

For the most consistent appearance, it is recommended to reseal the entire section or continuous area. Spot repairs may result in differences in gloss or appearance.

Will Pebble Bond Reseal Epoxy change the color of my River Rock?

No. Pebble Bond Reseal Epoxy is a clear coating that enhances the natural color and richness of the existing stone while restoring gloss and protection.

How long should I wait before walking or driving on the surface?

Light foot traffic is typically allowed after approximately 24 hours, while vehicle traffic should wait 48 hours under normal curing conditions. Cooler temperatures or higher humidity may extend cure times.