DIY...something I can pour ,spray or whatever on drieway to keep dust down.?

Answer 1

OUT HERE IN THE COUNTRY SIDE WE HAVE A LOT OF DIRT ROADS THE COUNTY COMES OUT AND SPRAYS OIL ON THE GRAVEL IN FRONT OF HOUSES THAT ARE ON THE DIRT ROAD TO KEEP THE DUST DOWN.

Answer 2

Assuming this is a concrete driveway, the easiest and cheapest way to keep dust down is to apply a 10% solution of ordinary white glue and water. You may have to apply this a couple of times initially, but I find it lasts for at least 3 years.
You can get "house brand" glue by the gallon at several hardware chains.

Answer 3

lime goes very hard after getting wet

poor allready used and lift tar road as in time 70 pecent of it with mold together with summer heat and driveing on it that is what we have done at owr work shope court yard

get a tank and pvc pipe longways secure to back of vehicle and sprinkle with water and peek times like at construction yards

get used tyres after they have been cut up and use that as a drive way and recycle you can buy them they are about 1inch cube sizes and smaller not the canvise strenghtened tyres as that will casuse tyre punchers

sounds funny but you can also you hard nut shells eg macadamea nuts shells are used at my local nut farm as paths and drive way the ice cream is nice there too

Answer 4

lol ok depends on your drive way. water works fine, you could seal it with a clear sealer. water based one from lowes,home depot. as i dont know what kind of drive way,this is a guessing game,but i would guess its concrete,which in its self can create dust,when its driven on, but my best shot is a clear coat to help keep it down

Answer 5

calcium chloride, follow instructions on bag for use

Answer 6

use recycled oil

Answer 7

old engine oil, just don't tell anyone.