Dry Sanding Technique - For Pavers

[@risenfromthepyre]

It's not a matter of aesthetics though. Fine light sand is not an appropriate aggregate. Fine sand absorbs and retains water which is the opposite of what you want. You want a sand that stabilizes the joint and allows drainage. It may cost more but playsand belongs in the playground.

[@carlloveless4717]

What sand do you use

[@FireEater]

Good tips thanks for sharing 👍🏻

[@SubdolphinX]

The detailed explanation on the broom use is perfect. Thanks for the great video!

[@wade5941]

No vibratory compactor? Nice job on the pavers.

[@ubroberts5541]

Concrete is the best application for pool decks- NOT paving stones!

[@grandtrunk49]

Good video

[@garciasaira574]

Question ? When I laid the sand on the pavers washed it and everything!! There’s sand that dried on the pavers what’s good to remove that dry sand on pavers

[@misterknotsmarte]

No answer yet?

[@leeevans9324]

awesome... I like the using the dry sand technique as well but I wasn't flicking or using the straight line technique. one question. how is that technique more beneficial when sanding thick pavers?

[@DRJ451]

Great video. Couple questions. 1) where do you get your silica sand from? 2) if I wet sand how long until I can seal if it has concrete base? Thanks in advance