Fellow Italian here from Montreal. I'm setting flagstone and your video helped a lot ! ps... I trust a guy with a missing finger over a guy in suit any day. Ciao frattelo !
Yeah, I gotta agree. I live on the west coast and tell people I grew up in Jersey, glow in the dark, and we used to bicycle behind the DDT trucks in the 1950's making ourselves mosquito-proof for 24 hours. Parks department didn't care. Nobody cared. We had full trust in government (well, mostly full trust) so what was the harm. When the health departments told us to report on such and such a date to the high school and line up by last name, and have your yellow shot registers (your mother kept them with your birth certificate) to get the polio shots and the polio sugar cubes, nobody complained. It was a public health thing and we trusted the government to do the right thing. Chuck...good video. Loved the brass sprinkler unit. I remember those. Those days are long gone.
susan scott My husband grew up in jersey and told me about running behind the mosquito trucks too. I thought this guy sounded more like he had a Jersey accent.
@@dlg1776 Definitely not a Jersey accent. Of course, it takes having a jersey accent to know the variations and distinctions between Jersey, NYC, New England, and even Philly.
Can you help me? I have concrete rectangle blocks on my patio with 2" spaces in-between. I want to seal off the 2" areas where there is dirt ( to prevent weeds coming up) and apply large rocks in the cracks. Would this work?
Hi Could you please tell can we use in cold area's where snow fall is high. Will it withstand 5 to 6 ft ice . 2. Can we use on airport hangers. Can it withstand jet blasts. Could please advise.
So this last winter it heaved up a bit I preasure washed and going to redo . Im wondering do you seal the papers as they sell stuff that makes papers look wet all the time ?
On redoing your patio that was built with stone dust and polymeric sand, I would reccomend powerwashing and then sealing it with Gator zero or semi gloss sealer. Wait 24 hours then brush in the polymeric sand. and mist 2-3 times like the instructions say. I have a patio that was done 10 years ago and when I have done this it ends up looking like new. I would reccomend doing this every 2-3 years to keep your patio looking like new.
good video but my question is i know your not suppose to get water on the sand but when you wash the deck with that ww 2 pump ,what happens to the dust that is left after you blow it off????what do you do if its travertine ?or would you NOT suggest it .because if the pits...tks very much.
That hose should be in a museum, you can't express enough to wear a mask but you don't have one old school haha, that's what my plumber said when he was removing asbestos boiler, he said he was old school and it hasn't killed him yet...
@@chuckmoran1 Chuck, opinions are like assholes-everybody has one-including Mr. Well Done who is a typical know-it-all village idiot who goes around the web pretending to be an expert. And of course people like him give radio silence when challenged. Thanks, btw for posting your video.
I was looking for a method to do mine, and your video was probably the best no nonsense one I found. I appreciate real people.
Thanks Sonny. Hope all worked out well with your project!
Wish you made more videos. Great info, great style.
Thank you for all the kind responses. I haven't done a video in a while, but I'm getting the itch. Thank you all.
Nice presentation Chuck---love "old school" method. Thanks
Watching you vid, here in Glasgow , Scotland. Enjoyed it. You seem a good guy and up for a laugh. Cheers
Cheers Steven! I'm always up for a laugh and now more than ever, with the past Two years of Covid insanity......
Fellow Italian here from Montreal. I'm setting flagstone and your video helped a lot ! ps... I trust a guy with a missing finger over a guy in suit any day. Ciao frattelo !
Great video, doing mine today. Very entertaining and probally a great guy to have a beer with down at the corner pub.
Take care!
I would be a great guy to have a beer with. I keep it simple, and try to enjoy life the best way possible. Thanks for your kind words. Means alot.
Yeah, I gotta agree. I live on the west coast and tell people I grew up in Jersey, glow in the dark, and we used to bicycle behind the DDT trucks in the 1950's making ourselves mosquito-proof for 24 hours. Parks department didn't care. Nobody cared. We had full trust in government (well, mostly full trust) so what was the harm. When the health departments told us to report on such and such a date to the high school and line up by last name, and have your yellow shot registers (your mother kept them with your birth certificate) to get the polio shots and the polio sugar cubes, nobody complained. It was a public health thing and we trusted the government to do the right thing. Chuck...good video. Loved the brass sprinkler unit. I remember those. Those days are long gone.
susan scott
My husband grew up in jersey and told me about running behind the mosquito trucks too. I thought this guy sounded more like he had a Jersey accent.
@@dlg1776 Definitely not a Jersey accent. Of course, it takes having a jersey accent to know the variations and distinctions between Jersey, NYC, New England, and even Philly.
Simple and Detailed Tutorial. Thank you!
Your'e welcome. Thanks
That background view is to die for. I want to live there!
Hey Chuck De Niro, love that Boston accent. Fellow Bostonian down here in Delray Beach enjoying your video.
Hi Jim! Thanks, and hope all is well down there. Crazy times my friend!
@@chuckmoran1 Thanks and stay safe!
@@jimluciano8758 Any relation to Kenny? Wakefield?
That was actually pretty darn helpful!
Can you help me? I have concrete rectangle blocks on my patio with 2" spaces in-between. I want to seal off the 2" areas where there is dirt ( to prevent weeds coming up) and apply large rocks in the cracks. Would this work?
AWESOME Video...Thanks for uploaing!
Great video. What is the right order for polimeric sand and sealing the blocks? Which one to be done first? Thank you
Can anyone tell me- do you apply sealer to the pavers before or after the polymeric sand?
Hey, when did Robert De Niro start doing how too videos?
You know Frank Sheeran does more than paint houses...
Thank you.
@@chuckmoran1 especially right here: 11:00 LOL!
@@chuckmoran1 it would be funny if you did the theater scene from the beginning of "Cape Fear!"
@@ETHEREALYOGA I know it well. Not sure I could pull it off :)
What do I use if I don't have a compacter?
Great video. I'm trying it tomorrow. Thanks!
Please Chuck show us how sealed it. Thank you and great vid
You’re a cool dude. Great personality
Can u use around pool
Hi
Could you please tell can we use in cold area's where snow fall is high.
Will it withstand 5 to 6 ft ice .
2. Can we use on airport hangers. Can it withstand jet blasts.
Could please advise.
So this last winter it heaved up a bit I preasure washed and going to redo . Im wondering do you seal the papers as they sell stuff that makes papers look wet all the time ?
There's not enough thumbs up rep I can give you for the Fire Marshal Bill reference. LOL. 10000000+++ thumbs up
On redoing your patio that was built with stone dust and polymeric sand, I would reccomend powerwashing and then sealing it with Gator zero or semi gloss sealer. Wait 24 hours then brush in the polymeric sand. and mist 2-3 times like the instructions say. I have a patio that was done 10 years ago and when I have done this it ends up looking like new. I would reccomend doing this every 2-3 years to keep your patio looking like new.
🇺🇸 impressive great video I’m trying this tomorrow
Do they have red polymeric sand for red pavers
Great video. All info. No B.S. And funny to boot!
Do you NEED a compounder?
My red bricks were done years ago but it's washed out alot on some areas. Do I have to dig out the old sand before applying new Polysand ?
Great video. It helped a lot! Thank you :)
Good video. If your current pavers have dirt and weeds, would power washing and letting it dry be best before doing this?
Yes! Got to get that all out first, and must be dry. Thanks.
@@chuckmoran1 what about using compounder? Do you need it?
I love this guy, does he do any other videos, Lol.
good video but my question is i know your not suppose to get water on the sand but when you wash the deck with that ww 2 pump ,what happens to the dust that is left after you blow it off????what do you do if its travertine ?or would you NOT suggest it .because if the pits...tks very much.
Thanks. This video helped. And nice tie-in to Fire Marshall (Jim Carrey).
"I'm dead anyways"
Boston guys are the best.
Thanks Paul
the firemarshall impression killed me lol
Thanks! Glad you liked it.
Thank you, great video.
Very helpful, thank you
What's a "paht"?
I want to drink some beers with you love the video
Thank you
So Bobby D. is now playing the part of "Chuck the Paver Guy?"
Good video from what seems to be a cool guy. :)
Thanks
I remember him from the Sopranos
@9:40 THE HIGHLIGHT OF THE VIDEO! The water sprayer ! :)
Glad you liked it.
chuck youre great man
Thanks! Appreciate that.
Polymeric sand does not last long if you don't clean all the way down to the base. Also the base sand can get damaged causing settling
Great video. This guy reminds me of Bruce Springsteen!
Haven't heard that in a couple days! Haha, thanks, and hope you like it.
11:00 ROBERT DENIRO
Haha! Who's that? LOL
That hose should be in a museum, you can't express enough to wear a mask but you don't have one old school haha, that's what my plumber said when he was removing asbestos boiler, he said he was old school and it hasn't killed him yet...
You talkin to me! You talkin to me!
Engaging! Chuck needs his own TV show. He should do a different impersonation every week starting with Fire Marshall Bill..
Thanks, there's an idea!
Like this guy
war of the worlds ..putting fire out
Mist eh? Gotta get a shower mode on there. You won’t get to the bottom of the joint with just a mist.
Robert Deniro
Listen to me carefully. There are three ways of doing things around here: the right way, the wrong way, and the way I *** do it!
Love the rocket science cliché
For Fox Sake.
😄
Forgeddaboudit.
I just lost 20 minutes of my life watching this video
What a great video to teach people how to hurt themselves. Saftey is not on the top of the guys tasks.
What do you mean "hurt themselves"?
@@chuckmoran1 Chuck, opinions are like assholes-everybody has one-including Mr. Well Done who is a typical know-it-all village idiot who goes around the web pretending to be an expert. And of course people like him give radio silence when challenged. Thanks, btw for posting your video.
@Well Done - Douche.