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Cosmetic remedy to frost damage
These paved front driveway tiles came with the house when I bought it. Some
of the tiles are cracking and some spliting due to frost damage, (in London, U.K.). See photo on Tinypic website: http://tinypic.com/r/ae1y6b/5 Underneath the tiles is very solid and sound and I have no reason to disturb it. I would like to do something to improve the appearence, preferably without incurring any big expense or digging up these glazed tiles. Laying a coating of cement on top would be difficult for me and I think would not look so good. I'm looking for a fairly easy method within the capabilities of a layman if possible. Thanks for any suggestions. |
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