How to Repair ageing running Artificial Grass

A common sign of Artificial Grass aging is that white lines and seams in Artificial Turf can become loose or snap. In this case, it should be repaired in time to prevent the crack from getting bigger. Often, repairs can extend the life of artificial turf by several years, provided the turf itself is intact. Restoration involves brushing or blowing off the filler rubber on the lawn, then spreading out the new rubber to reform the grass fibers and allow the water to seep into the lawn again. During the inspection of artificial turf, any damage found must be repaired as soon as possible, for example, loose lines and seams must be re-attached; if more serious problems are found, the possibility of remodeling some parts should be considered. When neither artificial turf nor infill work properly, it becomes necessary to modify it. Before that, it is necessary to check in advance whether the foundation can be reused so that subsequent work can proceed more smoothly.