just used this put it in dry pack it down point it use a leaf blower to remove any dust and then using a pump spray using a fine mist soak it once in the morning and one at night for two days goes rock hard and no staining my tip 🙃
Depends on the application. If the ground does not let the water properly drain out from under the pavers the sand will not cure correctly. My company has been using Polymeric sand for the last 5 years and have switched to this for the ease of installation and personal I think it's much faster.
The cost is a joke to do most big patios your looking at about 10 tubs plus sand and cement will be so much cheaper plus this wasnt even pressed down with a trowel or point iron to make sure its compact
just used this put it in dry pack it down point it use a leaf blower to remove any dust and then using a pump spray using a fine mist soak it once in the morning and one at night for two days goes rock hard and no staining my tip 🙃
That black goes so well with the stone. Looks great. What stones/slabs are they?
Looks like ligma
is this better than polymeric sand?
Depends on the application. If the ground does not let the water properly drain out from under the pavers the sand will not cure correctly. My company has been using Polymeric sand for the last 5 years and have switched to this for the ease of installation and personal I think it's much faster.
It may be easy but Jesus Christ, it’s expensive.
The cost is a joke to do most big patios your looking at about 10 tubs plus sand and cement will be so much cheaper plus this wasnt even pressed down with a trowel or point iron to make sure its compact
the new pavers don't match the work done before. why did the customer make this terrible mistake?
Judging by the background, I think this is a landscape supply display, not a person's house :P
Pretty obviously a display
It might be good stuff but that has just cost someone £80 for those 2 tubs
But think of the time saved in labour.
I regret not knowing this product beforehand. I have polymeric sand it keeps disintegrating.