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A little knowledge is a dangerous thing!! Can't imagine with an iota of common sense using a non selective instead of a selective on a lawn!
Well moving on undoubtedly there will be grass kill surrounding the treated weeds, depending on the area affected, I would just reseed the damaged area bit of multi purpose compost, grass seed and keep moist lot less than £700
agreed with Peter
Yep, no residual effect so as Peter said a few spot repairs should see it right but you may notice them for a while but they will blend in eventually.
If there aren’t too many dead patches on the lawn, then it might be feasible to chop out these damaged squares [if small enough] and replace with new turf taken from around the edge of the lawn. Assuming that there are borders and the lawn isn’t flush up to hard standing. This would widen a border a little of course. Turf squares could be taken from the rear lawn if this is an issue. The replacement turf sections would need to be quite thick/deep in order to avoid drying out.
Thanks for replying everyone.