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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?
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: ua-cam.com/video/xm8h2ZUq88A/v-deo.html 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
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Solid info fellas. Everything explained thoroughly
Very helpful tutorial!
Great information! Thanks for the pointers from an industry rep...
Yes Greg from SEK Surebond is a wealth of knowledge! Thanks for watching!
Will this product work to fill the grout lines, once cleaned out, on flagstone set in concrete in replace of loosened mortar?
what tool do you recommend to remove old sand?
thanks a ton for this video
Amazing!!!!
How long after can we seal?
@@jacqal9922 24 - 48 hours afterwards for PolySweep. As long as the surface is completely dry.
What tool do you use to remove existing sand?
Easy get a gas power washer with the red nozzle wear eyes and long sleeve and long pants because it's a dirty job
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?
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.
If it’s sealed up and dry, you should be good
I buy polymeric from rona but not work good no dry still soft why?
Trouble is if you only have your own to do, the cost of that compactor is very high for one use only,
@@forestranger312 rent one
Tool hire company for day’s hire……👍
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: ua-cam.com/video/xm8h2ZUq88A/v-deo.html 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
Wear a mask
Wear a high quality air mask when working with any type of sand😷