Make 166oz Rock Glue for Landscaping, Concentrated Mulch Glue, Gravel Binder for Pea Gravel, Bark, Waterproof Clear Outdoor Mulch Anchor, Stone Stabilizer for Paths, Patios, Driveways & Garden Border

Works well. I was unsure of the mix ratio so I did 1/2 gallon of water to 1/2 gallon of glue. I used a garden sprayer for application. The product worked well with just one generous coat, but I will do another coat just because.

This is a great product and works as advertised

Spray twice, the first spray needs to dry and be put into crevices a bit more or it does still shift

This stuff works amazingly well! Glued down the pea gravel in the new boarder along the front walkway, Also used it in the mulch bed to keep mulch from washing out during storms. Two storms and it is working well! I really like being able to blow the leaves off the gravel. We'll see how long it lasts but, so far I am pleased. I bought two of the 128oz bottles and it took most of that for the rocks. First coat I mixed into the rocks, second coat I just sprayed on top and let it drip between the stones. Really a strong bond that way.

Works well. Soak mulch two times. If putting the glue in a bottle sprayer,it will cease to work after a while unless you put WD40 onto the moving mechanisms of the bottle sprayer. Then it works just fine.

No instructions came with the product. It didn't work for me as the glue was so thick it wouldn't pass through a sprayer. I tried a sprinkling can, but so much came out that it didn't cover much area. Maybe I needed to thin it down, but the description stated it was ready for use.

Dried with a nice shine

Why did you pick this product vs others?:Doesn’t work. Directions say use a hand watering sprinkler. Nope. Not even close. Wasted money on this and have to find another solution