@jayceebrammer: Anddddd the rock glue passed the test 👏👏👏👏 I was a little worried, but this product worked so well for our paver patio! It’s so nice not sinking into the pea gravel with every step or having to clean up loose gravel constantly. We made sure to put down plenty of glue, but not too much as the instructions said if you did too much it wouldn’t cure and it would be slushy. So I followed the exact amount per square footage that they recommended. Then we let it cure for 2 days in the sun and made sure to do it during a timeframe where it wouldn’t see any rain! I did have a couple of comments where people said theirs got slushy after the first rain so I’ll post another update after our first storm this week to see how it holds up. #rockglue #paverpatio #patiomakeover #backyardmakeover #diyhomeprojects

Chocolate :

It looks better too

𐤀𐤅𐤓𐤉𐤕 .Orit :

Next time, mix the gravel with white concrete powder and water beforehand. Make a paste, pour it all between the tiles. Water it for a few days for strength and then it will never move.

Zawadi🤍 :

Just in timeeee

RhonnyB :

It looks good. Update us on what happens when it gets wet.

Andrea Broadnax :

How big is it? What size are the pavers? Love it

🫧Jackie🌺💋 :

Ana Paula ❤️ :

this looks like my Sims house back on My younger days 🥰

Chelsea Rice :

I love that it still makes that crush rock sound too

mackenzie :

me and my fiance just bought a home with a huge, empty backyard. we initially wanted to do a concrete paver for a table, but that would’ve cost us almost $2000. DEFINITELY gonna do this!

MorkfromOrk :

Very nice. Great choice and it looks classy

Genneva ❤️ :

You can also use epoxy

Sarah VanHart :

Wow

Sweet Dee :

How well does the glue hold up in different weather conditions?

Yasmine Rose :

Love to see it

mangonoke46 :

user Nicky :

looks really good.

alexis dretke :

🥰🥰🥰

Jackiebower 🔥⭐️🪦🐍 :

🥰🥰🥰

woesie :

😂😂😂