Resin Bound Tools

Concrete and asphalt are still common, but resin bound keeps chipping away at that market wherever drainage, color, and long term durability matter more than the lowest bid.

Whether you are a homeowner planning a new driveway, a contractor bidding a commercial patio, or a distributor looking to add resin bound products to your catalog, you can work directly with us on all of it.

Kits, raw aggregate, installer training, nationwide shipping, it is all handled under one roof, backed by real installation experience and a network of certified professionals working across the United States.

Trowels for Every Job Size

Finding the Right Trowel

A resin bound mix has a limited working time before it starts to set, and the trowel you're using has a real effect on how fast and how clean you can work it. The Baby Bull Trowel suits smaller pathway and patio jobs where you need control in tight spaces. The Bad Bull 500 Trowel is built for larger driveway and commercial pours where covering ground quickly matters. For detail work along edges, the single handle finishing trowel gives you tighter control than a full size trowel can.

• Baby Bull Trowel, best for pathways and smaller patio areas
• Bad Bull 500 Trowel, sized for driveways and larger commercial pours
• Single handle finishing trowel, 500mm, for edge and detail work

Spreading and Leveling Tools

Getting an Even Finish Across Larger Areas

Trowels handle detail work, but larger areas need something built to move and level material fast before the mix starts to firm up. The Resin Bulldozer spreads material quickly across open areas, and the Sledgebox and Resin Bound Sledge both help level a driveway or patio evenly before final troweling. A Silver Lute finishes the surface with a smoother pass once the bulk of the material is down.

• The Resin Bulldozer, for spreading material across larger areas
• Sledgebox, for leveling bigger driveway and commercial jobs
• Resin Bound Sledge, a lighter option for leveling mid size areas
• Silver Lute, for a final smoothing pass before the surface sets

Spare Parts and Replacement Hardware

Tools that see regular use wear out in predictable places. Rather than replacing a whole piece of equipment over one broken part, we stock the individual components separately:

• Bulldozer Handle, Bulldozer Blade, and Bulldozer Hardware for The Resin Bulldozer
• Silver Lute Handle and Silver Lute Hardware for the Silver Lute
• M110, F110, and F120 metal blades for compatible equipment
• Replacement wheel and main switch (1x110V, UL and USA rated) for powered equipment

Everyday Site Essentials

A handful of basic tools show up on nearly every job, resin bound or otherwise, and it's worth having your own rather than borrowing from whatever's left in the truck:

• Utility knife, for trimming edging and masking materials cleanly
• Gray shovel, for moving aggregate and material around the site
• Green scoop, for loading smaller amounts of material without wasting it
• Yard sign stands, for marking a job site or promoting a finished project to the neighbors

Common Questions About Resin Bound Tools

What's the difference between the Baby Bull and Bad Bull 500 trowels?

Size and job scale. The Baby Bull suits smaller pathway and patio work where you're moving in tighter spaces. The Bad Bull 500 covers more ground per pass, which matters more on a full driveway or commercial job.

Do I need The Resin Bulldozer if I already have a Sledgebox?

It depends on the job. The Resin Bulldozer is built for spreading material across an area, while the Sledgebox is built for leveling it once it's down. On larger jobs, most installers end up using both at different stages of the same pour.

If you're putting a kit together for the first time, our resin bound kits bundle the binder and aggregate side of the job, while this collection covers the equipment that actually applies it. Still not sure which tools fit your project? Contact us and we'll help you put the right kit together.