How to Install Polymeric Sand | Start to Finish Tutorial | PolySweep

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[@RobertBrady-v6s]

Solid info fellas. Everything explained thoroughly

[@godbluffvdgg]

Great information! Thanks for the pointers from an industry rep...

[@hardscapementor]

Yes Greg from SEK Surebond is a wealth of knowledge! Thanks for watching!

[@Dbgolfnski]

Will this product work to fill the grout lines, once cleaned out, on flagstone set in concrete in replace of loosened mortar?

[@tddtv]

thanks a ton for this video

[@jacqal9922]

Amazing!!!!

[@jacqal9922]

How long after can we seal?

[@SEKSurebond]

@@jacqal9922 24 - 48 hours afterwards for PolySweep. As long as the surface is completely dry.

[@dtm8073]

I have several bags left over from a previous job from 3 years ago, could I use them? They've been stored in a heated garage all this time.

[@hardscapementor]

If it’s sealed up and dry, you should be good

[@williamgrissom9022]

Is "polymeric sand" similar to "modified thinset mortar", which I think is Portland Cement with fine sand and some type of polymer (like latex paint) which air dries after becoming "activated" with water. The cement undergoes a chemical reaction with water. Perhaps similar, but this has coarser sand and perhaps no Portland Cement?

[@tddtv]

What tool do you use to remove existing sand?

[@mikegalvin4655]

Easy get a gas power washer with the red nozzle wear eyes and long sleeve and long pants because it's a dirty job

[@tddtv]

what tool do you recommend to remove old sand?

[@sqsq3302]

I buy polymeric from rona but not work good no dry still soft why?

[@tddtv]

I plan on using Surebond 8700 wet look, I assume I can just a garden sprayer. I'm super pissed off, this happened only months after they did this and tried to fix it again! Both times still problems. I need to fix where these contractors failed: kzbin.info/www/bejne/rp6bmWWQitZrbqM so figured I'd just fix this myself since they can't seem to do it right even coming out a second time in the shady area of my patio. I assume I can take the sand out here, refill it, then spray this on the cracks

[@forestranger312]

Trouble is if you only have your own to do, the cost of that compactor is very high for one use only,

[@hardscapementor]

@@forestranger312 rent one

[@thomasmoran179]

Wear a mask