John you made my day with this comment, thank you so much. Where are you located, once COVID is over I want to do some professional collaborations. Please like the video and subscribe to the channel more reviews, DIY, how to's and cool motivation, to come. Thanks again for watching and the comment.
@@DanealLanier I was very impressed that a DIY type video where you know more than most people who install! I'm located in Pittsburgh. I would love to help in any way I can with a collaboration!! We recently started a TH-cam channel under our business name Rolling Hills Landscapes. I subscribed to your channel. I really enjoyed the handful of videos that I watched so far. Keep it up!
@@john_linder I was confused by him dumping so much of the polymer sand off to the sides if the pavers like that. Since you do this professionally can you explain if that is a good thing or not and why? I assumed it to not be a good thing but I can be wrong and if its not good then some professional constructive criticism would be great so we can all learn. Thanks
@@megansmith1382 It won't hurt anything other than use extra poly-sand. It will activate with water and usually turn into rubber strips that could be picked up later. It is impossible to keep 100% of the poly on the pavers, some will always end up getting outside of the paver field.
Nicely explained. Thanks for the extra details provided. We'll done, sir... any advice on saving an older paver walkway that's been neglected for years?? Moss, weeds, and some pavers on a downhill slope... bought our first home and previous owners seemed to be against any kind of upkeep. Stuff it failing daily. Just asking is there any type of "band-aid" to hold stuff together before full reno? Like a cheaper paver sand, bury a bodies underneath, etc etc,?? I don't know, just trying to push off major job cost for a few years
Great video! Are there any issues with the sand on the sides of the pavers in the mulch potentially getting wet? Do you just let that blow away in the wind?
Its good to know that you can redo the polymeric sand as a refresh. I am using different level pavers on the original build. Putting in the extra sand will help me o insure that they are even. Thanks
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I'm glad I could help. Thanks for watching and leaving a comment. I'm hard at work producing new content, get ready for more learning, discovery and fun. Share the videos you like and please subscribe to the channel so you don't miss out on all the upcoming videos. There's more reviews, DIY, how to's and cool motivation to come. Thanks again for watching and the comment. Good luck with your project.
Great video. You sound like Dave Chapelle! Can we do it without surface cleaner? And what did you use to tamp down the sand when you lifted pavers? Brick? Thanks!
Did U use a turbo nozzle to power wash? Also I see u used the polymeric sand from the big box store. I’d recommend buying better sand from a Brick & Stone supply place. Better quality. Also follow directions on back of poly sand container. It should be sprayed 3 times over like half hr to an hr to fully saturate the sand. Always follow the directions. Otherwise good video
Thanks for finding the channel, watching some videos and making some comments. Not all circumstances require the edges. There are time when you need that but it depends on the application. Thanks again for watching and the comment.
We just set our perma sand today. We noticed that we have a few flawed areas that can use some more sand. It has hardened by now. Not yet 24 hours. Can I reapply more perma sand and water it again? Or are we stuck with the imperfections?
So sorry for the delayed response. I hope you went ahead and worked in some new sand. It's better to dig out the imperfection so the new sand can get all the way down into the cracks. I'm so sorry again for the delayed response. I'm hard at work producing new content, get ready for more learning, discovery and fun. Please subscribe to the channel so you don't miss out on all the upcoming videos. There's more reviews, DIY, how to's and cool motivation to come. Thanks again for watching and the question, good luck.
Great Video. I just did mine as well.Next time pour less sand and you will have less spillage on the sides( flowerbed). I had to go outside today and sweep off my extra sand on the pavers because I used a little too much. I had enough extra that I used them in the cracks by the driveway..lessen learnt for me.
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Sorry to be offtopic but does someone know a way to get back into an instagram account?? I was stupid forgot the password. I love any assistance you can give me!
@Reese Benedict i really appreciate your reply. I found the site on google and I'm waiting for the hacking stuff now. Takes a while so I will get back to you later with my results.
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Great job! Never knew the scrub brush could be an added attachment for power washing! You're great at choreography. Keep'um coming.
I install pavers for a living. Video was very well done!!
John you made my day with this comment, thank you so much. Where are you located, once COVID is over I want to do some professional collaborations. Please like the video and subscribe to the channel more reviews, DIY, how to's and cool motivation, to come. Thanks again for watching and the comment.
@@DanealLanier I was very impressed that a DIY type video where you know more than most people who install! I'm located in Pittsburgh. I would love to help in any way I can with a collaboration!! We recently started a TH-cam channel under our business name Rolling Hills Landscapes. I subscribed to your channel. I really enjoyed the handful of videos that I watched so far. Keep it up!
@@john_linder I was confused by him dumping so much of the polymer sand off to the sides if the pavers like that. Since you do this professionally can you explain if that is a good thing or not and why? I assumed it to not be a good thing but I can be wrong and if its not good then some professional constructive criticism would be great so we can all learn. Thanks
@@megansmith1382 It won't hurt anything other than use extra poly-sand. It will activate with water and usually turn into rubber strips that could be picked up later. It is impossible to keep 100% of the poly on the pavers, some will always end up getting outside of the paver field.
Enjoyed your presentation my man! You were clear and concise!
Nicely explained. Thanks for the extra details provided. We'll done, sir... any advice on saving an older paver walkway that's been neglected for years?? Moss, weeds, and some pavers on a downhill slope... bought our first home and previous owners seemed to be against any kind of upkeep. Stuff it failing daily. Just asking is there any type of "band-aid" to hold stuff together before full reno? Like a cheaper paver sand, bury a bodies underneath, etc etc,?? I don't know, just trying to push off major job cost for a few years
Oh man you made this look simple. I have loose pavers. I can definitely do this!!!
Thank you so much brother. You probably just saved me a ton of money.
Great video! Pavers are Looking good and I’m loving your solar dragon flies too.
Great video! Are there any issues with the sand on the sides of the pavers in the mulch potentially getting wet? Do you just let that blow away in the wind?
This was super, really helpful. Thank you
Its good to know that you can redo the polymeric sand as a refresh.
I am using different level pavers on the original build. Putting in the extra sand will help me o insure that they are even.
Thanks
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Can’t wait to try it, you make it look very easy🙂
Thanks for the video it's exactly what I was looking for!
So very glad I could help. I know sometimes small projects like this can still seem overwhelming. Thank you for watching and leaving a comment. I've been out for a bit dealing with a little medical issue but I'm back on the grind. Please subscribe to the channel like and share the videos you find interesting. Thanks again for watching and the comment. I hope the project turns out great would love to hear all about it.
Thanks for the video it helped me a lot. Your walk look beautiful. What kind of sand did you use??
Great tutorial bro!
Great instructional video for us DIYers!
I'm glad I could help. Thanks for watching and leaving a comment. I'm hard at work producing new content, get ready for more learning, discovery and fun. Share the videos you like and please subscribe to the channel so you don't miss out on all the upcoming videos. There's more reviews, DIY, how to's and cool motivation to come. Thanks again for watching and the comment. Good luck with your project.
Great video. You sound like Dave Chapelle!
Can we do it without surface cleaner? And what did you use to tamp down the sand when you lifted pavers? Brick?
Thanks!
Thank you, well done and very helpful.
Did U use a turbo nozzle to power wash? Also I see u used the polymeric sand from the big box store. I’d recommend buying better sand from a Brick & Stone supply place. Better quality. Also follow directions on back of poly sand container. It should be sprayed 3 times over like half hr to an hr to fully saturate the sand. Always follow the directions. Otherwise good video
nice job came out great
You need the plastic, or metal edging to hold the pavers in place
Thanks for finding the channel, watching some videos and making some comments. Not all circumstances require the edges. There are time when you need that but it depends on the application. Thanks again for watching and the comment.
We just set our perma sand today. We noticed that we have a few flawed areas that can use some more sand. It has hardened by now. Not yet 24 hours. Can I reapply more perma sand and water it again? Or are we stuck with the imperfections?
So sorry for the delayed response. I hope you went ahead and worked in some new sand. It's better to dig out the imperfection so the new sand can get all the way down into the cracks. I'm so sorry again for the delayed response. I'm hard at work producing new content, get ready for more learning, discovery and fun. Please subscribe to the channel so you don't miss out on all the upcoming videos. There's more reviews, DIY, how to's and cool motivation to come. Thanks again for watching and the question, good luck.
Nice video, thanks Daneal
Great Video. I just did mine as well.Next time pour less sand and you will have less spillage on the sides( flowerbed).
I had to go outside today and sweep off my extra sand on the pavers because I used a little too much.
I had enough extra that I used them in the cracks by the driveway..lessen learnt for me.
Great video, sir!
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What kind of sand is under the pavers?
What sand is under the bricks
Awesome video. Thanks!
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Sound cuts out. It seems you have applied polymeric sand but you can't be heard introducing it and explaining the reasons to use it.
Great video! How long did you wait between power washing, leveling, and putting down the polymeric sand?
Sorry to be offtopic but does someone know a way to get back into an instagram account??
I was stupid forgot the password. I love any assistance you can give me!
@Ernest Kairo instablaster ;)
@Reese Benedict i really appreciate your reply. I found the site on google and I'm waiting for the hacking stuff now.
Takes a while so I will get back to you later with my results.
@Reese Benedict it did the trick and I now got access to my account again. I am so happy!
Thank you so much, you saved my ass!
@Ernest Kairo No problem =)
Can you please share where you found your "rotating surface cleaner"?
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Thank you! Very helpful
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My brick patio is shot . Sinking all over and won’t come clean
That's to much like work. I'll hire someone to do it