Rock Glue for Landscaping, 1 Gallon Gravel Glue for Pea Gravel

Product Details

• Color:Clear
• Item Weight:8 pounds
• Specific Uses For Product:Fix mulch, bark, gravel, rocks, pebbles to maintain landscape.
• Included Components:128oz Rock Glue
• Unit Count:128 Fluid Ounces
• Part Number:MulchGlue-135oz-Oycevila-26.3.28
• Item Form:Liquid
• Other Special Features of the Product:Strong Bonding, Quick Drying, Long-lasting
• Container Type:Bottle
• Full Cure Time:48 hours
• Water Resistance Level:Water Resistant
• Compatible Material:Natural Stone, Pea Gravel, Mulch, Small Pebbles, Wood Chips, Lava Rock, Decomposed Granite
• Item Package Quantity:1
• Volume:34 fluid ounces
• Material Type:Resin
• Number of Pieces:1
• Number of Packs:1
• Item Highlight:Spray-On Rock & Gravel Binder for Pebbles, Decorative Stone & Crushed Granite; Dries Clear, Permeable, Water-Based

About this item

• Built for Pea Gravel That Won't Stay Put – This 1 gallon rock glue for landscaping is made for pea gravel, small pebbles and decorative stone that roll, scatter or wash out of place. Once set, the binder locks loose rock in place, so borders, rock beds and landscape paths need far less resetting and cleanup. One gallon goes a long way on everyday garden projects.
• Rock Type, Size & Contact All Matter – Works with pea gravel, small pebbles, crushed stone, decorative stone, river rock and other compatible landscape rock up to 3 inches. Larger, rounder or smoother stones have fewer contact points, so the bond depends on how well the pieces touch. For decomposed granite stabilizer projects, mix and compact at full strength for the strongest hold.
• Clean, Dry Stone Builds a Better Bond – Sweep away dust, soil and loose debris, and let damp rock dry before you spray. Apply so the binder reaches the spaces and contact points between stones instead of only coating the top surface. This gravel glue spray works best on a dry, sunny day, and the surface is touch-dry in 2 to 4 hours.
• Clear, Weather-resistant Rock Control – Dries clear to keep the natural stone look and stays permeable so water still drains. Helps reduce shifting, scattering and rain washout outdoors, and holds up to leaf blower cleanup. Use extra thin coats on slopes; high-traffic and vehicle areas need special caution and should not be treated as structural paving.