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GravelGlue extended information

Is it easy to use GravelGlue? Sure

It’s ready to use in 3 various methods: spray it, pour i t or mix it together and apply.

Is GravelGlue Eco Friendly? Sure

GravelGlue is a water-based, non-toxic formula, making it a child and pet friendly solution.

Is it permeable? Sure

GravelGlue ensures water drains through in to the substrate making it a permeable solution.

How much to apply?

A little GravelGlue goes along way, avoid over saturation for the best outcome.

How to apply – ‘Mix’ Method …

• Combine GravelGlue with your stones in a mixing bucket. Use one part Gravel Glue to approximately twenty-five parts stones by volume (jug/bucket fills). This ratio is enough to mix 6 x 25 kg bags of stones.
• Thoroughly mix GravelGlue with your stones until each stone is evenly coated. This can be done using a paddle mixer, by manual shaking, or by stirring with a gauging trowel. Ensure all stones are uniformly coated.
• Pour the mixed GravelGlue and stones onto a permeable surface. This is crucial to allow drainage through the material. The recommended depth for the GravelGlue and stone mixture is about 20 mm.
• Compact the stones firmly to ensure a stable and flat surface. This can be done using a trowel, by applying pressure with wooden boards, or by lightly standing on the stones. This step enhances the stability suitable for foot traffic.
• Avoid any moisture such as rain, dew, or frost for 72 hours post-application. Exposure to moisture can significantly weaken the bond formed by GravelGlue. For best results, apply in warm and dry conditions.

How to apply … ‘Pour’ Method

• Start by evenly spreading your stones on the area where you want them to be set. Ensure the ground is level and the stones are laid out to your desired pattern and thickness.
• Pour GravelGlue into a standard watering can to ensure even distribution. Check that the mixture is well blended without any clumps to prevent clogging the spout of the can.
• Gently pour the GravelGlue mixture over the stones using the watering can. Aim to cover the stones uniformly, allowing the mixture to saturate every gap and layer of the stone bed.
• Allow the mixture to penetrate deeply by letting it sit undisturbed. The stones should start to bond as the mixture dries. Avoid walking on or disturbing the stones during this period.
• Leave the treated area to dry for at least 72 hours in good weather conditions. Ensure it remains dry and free from rain or frost to fully cure and harden, providing a durable and firm finish. For extra strength apply 2nd coat after 24 hours.

How to apply …’Spray’ Method

• Prepare your area by spreading the stones evenly over the surface where they will be set. Ensure that the surface is level and free of debris to facilitate uniform application.
• Fill a garden sprayer with GravelGlue resin. Make sure the sprayer is clean to prevent clogging and ensure a smooth application. Adjust the nozzle for even coverage.
• Begin spraying the GravelGlue resin evenly across the stones. Maintain a consistent motion to cover all areas thoroughly without over-saturating any particular spot. The goal is to coat the stones lightly but completely.
• After the initial application, inspect the area to ensure that all stones have received a coat of resin. If necessary, apply a second layer to areas that appear less covered, ensuring all stones are bonded.
• Allow the stones to dry for at least 72 hours in dry weather conditions. Avoid using the treated area during this time. The stones should not be exposed to rain or heavy moisture until fully cured to ensure optimal bonding and durability. For extra strength apply 2nd coat after 24 hours.

How it works?

1. Identify the area of stones, gravel or mulch you wish to cover and apply GravelGlue
2. Let it evaporate for 48 hours
3. The GravelGlue will bind the stones together

For best results let it evaporate for 48 hours in warm and dry weather conditions.

Suitable for?

• Pathways
• Areas with stepping stones
• Flower beds
• Tree surroundings
• French drains

Limitations

• Not suitable for driveways with vehicles or heavy foot-traffic
• Not suitable for underneath furniture or other heavy objects

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