🌿 Vuba Easihold Resin Binder: Non Toxic, High Strength, Permeable Solution for Gravel, Stones, Mulch & Bark (169.07 us fl oz) Review

I used this on a flagstone and fine gravel patio. I used the water jug method at first and it wasted a whole gallon and didn't cover well. I used a second gallon sprayer and it spread much better and covered more. This material is expensive so use a spray bottle or you will lose the product.

This stuff is great for my use. You recently installed a large patio with flagstones and didn't want a DG or sand between the flagstones. We used fine gravel and applied Easihold to "glue" it in place. It lasts more than 1 application (so far I've used 2) and with the 2nd application the gravel really shrinks. I tried another product first and wasn't impressed. I will apply an extra coat when the weather permits. Take your time when applying. I used a pump sprayer (Husqvarna) and it worked very

Great way to fix gravel! It took 2 bottles to get a strong enough hold for the entire area. I used a sprayer to apply which made it very easy/quick/easy. Waiting between coats is recommended and I totally agree because it increases hold as it dries. Leaves a slight sheen but not slippery. The hold is not permanent and can still have stone movement if something heavy is placed on it, but otherwise the pebble is in the turn. Definitely recommend if you want something that will hold loose gravel…

I know the product is good but it loses a lot of liquid when pouring so I decided to use a brush (old brush) and cut off 1 gallon of water, a struggle too to fill. Liquid, I cleaned the pebbles with liquid, smoothed with a tool twice or until the stone is wet, then brushed the liquid again, this morning I get up and touch the pebbles, they are hard as stone. At around 10 feet I only used half the amount and I'm pretty sure there's no need for a second coat. The last time I used the "pour"…

What I like about this product is that it is very easy to apply, just by spraying. But why should I give one star? For its inaccurate description and sticky quality. I used it to renovate a gravel patio. I put about 1.5 pounds of pebbles in the alveoli and then applied this product. I sprayed over and over again until 5 liters was gone (I also applied it to nearby spots to keep the pebbles from crumbling) but after three days I was still able to pick up about a third of the pebbles that I had…

Vuba Easihold is the easiest way to secure outdoor gravel and rocks. Replacing the previously worn polymer sand layer with regular playground sand and a fine gravel curb. Looks great and has already held up better than polymer sand as it holds up well when washed away by torrential downpours. Vuba Easihold, sand and gravel cost less than 1/4 the cost of polymer sand and I can just add material and spray when I need a quick fix. Easihold was applied with a garden sprayer. A 1.25 gallon bottle…

Okay, first of all wow! This product is amazing! Well, going into this I had no idea how well this would work, how thick or thin this material actually was, etc. It's very thin! I used a watering can and after that I knew I had to use a pump spray because 5 gallons went too fast and I couldn't cover the entire area I wanted to cover. But the areas it covered were great! I'm so happy my friends kids don't throw these rocks anymore! I definitely recommend applying two coats and using a spray gun!

I actually liked everything about Wube. I've gotten quick results by joining small stones together in spots that have been in limbo for the last 3 years. My 40 year old 5' x 5' cement block patio was surrounded by 2' x 2' rotten mahogany studs. I was very afraid that my guests or the gardener would trip over the small gaps left by the rotten wood, but I still couldn't find a good solution. The wait for this product was worth it. Applying with the old 32oz atomizer was a breeze and helps a…

I used Vuba Easihold to secure some landscape rocks in a 4 inch channel between cement boards in a driveway. - firm even after 1 coat (I did 2+). But one downside was that I needed MUCH more product than the product specs recommended. Based on the total area in square centimeters (converted to square metres) of a 5 liter drum it should have been enough. But once I started using it - even watering sparingly with a watering can as they recommend - it quickly became clear that even half a bottle…