Easihold is a water based, non-harmful, easy-to-use binder that leaves stones permeable, with a protective sheen. BRUSHLESS MOTOR TECHNOLOGY: 2X more torque. Provides more power, longer runtimes, quiet operation, and extended motor life​ It is possible to find glue in landscaping and garden sections it is specifically formulated for use outdoors. Most of these solutions will hold up to water better but may not be practical or affordable for your situation.

Step 4: Apply the mulch glue. This is usually done with a garden sprayer. Be sure to cover the mulch evenly, but don’t saturate it. Step 1: Choose the right mulch glue. There are numerous types on the market, so it’s essential to choose one suitable for your specific needs. The type of mulch, the steepness of the area, and the climate will all play a part in your choice. The area is now cleared - all that grotty gravel and lousy landscape fabric has been shifted and the new decorative aggregate can be placed. The aggregate:

Easihold is perfect for use on new or existing stones. Dirt and silt deposits ought to be washed off prior to application - and ensure the weather conditions are good for the 48 hours post application. No, this contamination will stop a good bond being achieved between Easihold and the stones. We would recommend to wash the stones first and allow them to dry.

Protects Stones - Easihold coats and protects stones, leaving an attractive protective silk sheen which helps prevents staining over time. Easihold will bond slate chippings, but because of their size, it would only be suitable for decorative purposes - we wouldn't recommend walking over. I have never used a garden sprayer before, but wow, it’s super easy. You push down on the pump a few times until you feel some resistance and then you start spraying away.

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Easihold dries clear (but is milky in large quantities) and will not change or add a colour to your stones. However, Easihold will bring out the natural colour of the stones - which is often interpreted as a change in colour. If you want to see how Easihold will change the colour, you can add water - the final result will be similar! Easy to use - lightweight and easy to carry. simply add the stated amount of water and fluff up to start enjoying coco&coir mulch's many benefits. As with the can, EasiHold resin is decanted from a larger container into the sprayer bottle, the cap fastened down, and then pumped to generate the internal pressure which forces the resin out through the spray nozzle. Decant into sprayer (or can!) When several bags/tubs have been placed, a rake is used to spread and level the aggregate, covering the base, and fillings the gaps between the stepping stone flags. This could be done using a shovel or a squeegee, whatever is available, but the principle remains the same: the aggregate is spread and levelled-out to give a regular, even and smooth-ish surface. The operative on this project uses a float to ensure a perfectly smooth finish.Note: laying loose, that is *unbound*, gravel or small aggregate over a hard base is never a good idea. Read the FAQ to find out more. This project is using, or will be using, a *bound* gravel, so laying over a form base is acceptable. Placing the Gravel: It’s this simple: you will probably need to read this twice, because you’ll believe you missed something, but it really couldn’t be any simpler. When selecting the ideal mulch glue for your project, there are a number of important product features to consider. This buyer’s guide will cover all the necessary information to make an informed decision. How to Select the Finest Mulch Glue Price SAY GOODBYE TO MESSY MULCH & PEBBLES FOREVER: Max Mulch Glue is the original landscape glue that powerfully holds garden mulch, wood chips, shells, sand, pine straw, small pebbles, hay and straw, small gravel, and leaf piles in place. No more wash-outs on your sidewalk from storms, rain or wind!