Mulch Glue 8L/2.11Gal Concentrate Mulch Gravel Binder Glue with 2 Pair Nitrile Disposable Gloves,Fast Dry Transparent Waterproof Mulch Glue,Pea Gravel Stabilizer for Rocks Landscaping

I sprayed the gravel and was excited will order more

We had lots of landscaping done last Fall. There were some mulched areas of concern, so we decided to try mulch glue to prevent mulch from being washed down to the walkway and alley. We tried four different mulch glues, so this is sort of a comparative experience of application.Preparation: This mulch glue comes in a 1-gallon jug. It arrived nicely packed, with instructions. It has to be diluted for application. I suggest using gloves and cleaning the area immediately. We got some drops on the pavers, and it took us some time to clean them later. All four mulch glues were messy to dilute; this one falls right in the middle of the pack.Application: I went with a 1:1 dilution ratio, and it was nearly impossible to spray it with the sprayer - it's too viscous. Though, I have to admit that temperatures were below the recommended level. Application through the can was easier, but cleaning the watering can afterwards takes more time than the application itself. The glue dried within a few hours, with no effect on the color of mulch.After drying, the glue seems to create some kind of film covering the mulch. The thicker the application, the thicker the film. It stands well against regular watering - and we water our new plants a lot. However, if you step on mulch covered with glue, or drag a water hose over it, it breaks - don't expect any miracles here.The glue has been there through winter, and it seems to be holding well. Out of four brands of mulch glue we used, this one appears to be the most expensive per square foot. However, all other brands we used were mentioning 12 months of control, while this one claims 24-36 months. If it stands for 2 or 3 years, it's totally worth it.

A very bad product, it doesn’t create adherence on the rocks or the Muclh. And it loose its Glow a few days after application

IT DOES WHAT IT SAID.

Mulch Glue 4L/1.05Gal. I mixed this glue following the merchant directions and I did not had any problem using it. I sprayed three coats and it kept the small rocks together. I am not sure how long it will last but as now I’m happy with the results.

This mulch glue is a decent product for keeping landscaping materials in place, though it's not without its quirks. The concentrate mixes easily with water, and the included gloves are a nice touch. It does seem to help hold mulch and small gravel together, which is helpful for preventing wind and rain from scattering things. The fast-drying claim is mostly accurate, though it can take a bit longer in humid conditions. I'm a little hesitant about the 24-36 month claim, as I've only used it for a short time. The instructions are straightforward, but it's important to make sure the area is completely dry before applying. It's a useful product for tidying up garden areas, but it's not a miracle worker. It's a solid option for basic landscaping needs.NOTE: I am a member of the Vine Voice program and received this item at no cost in exchange for my honest review. I depend on reviews when making my purchase decisions and hope this review is helpful to you in making your decision.

I don't have any gravel or rock ground covering, so I can't comment on how well this glue works on that, but for our wood bark mulch I am impressed. One of our landscape beds is located in an area that temporarily floods when it rains, and when the water builds up in this area, it turns into a mini river that washes away the mulch. After using this mulch glue, the mulch stays in place and I am very happy about that!I mixed the glue right in my spray bottle, following the instructions to use one part water to one part glue. I just shook it it to mix, which worked fine. I used an inexpensive spray bottle from the dollar store because I was afraid of gunking up our garden sprayer with glue, but the glue is water soluble and not very thick, and I don't think it would be an issue in a garden sprayer as long as you clean it out right away. Wet glue rinsed right off my hands and my equipment with water. Gloves were kindly included in this kit but I did not feel I needed to use them. Also, keep in mind that the area I treated is fairly small; if you have a large area to cover, a garden sprayer would probably be the way to go. Using a trigger spray bottle like I did would be possible, but very tedious and time-consuming on a large area.I applied three thin coats of glue to the mulch, letting each coat dry before applying the next. We are still having warm, sunny weather; each coat dried in about 30-45 minutes (or so) on a sunny day that was about 85 degrees. After all 3 coats dried, the glue looked sort of glossy and it made my brown bark mulch look newer and darker. I have used a similar product in the past and the glossiness faded over time for a more natural look; I'm assuming that will be the case with this glue but I can't be certain. Also, based on my experience with similar glue, it doesn't last forever; the outside elements will eventually degrade it and you'll have to reapply, but for me it lasted pretty much through the spring and summer. I suppose it will depend on how thick you apply it and what type of weather conditions your area has. Bark mulch also doesn't last forever; we will be applying a new layer of bark mulch in the spring and it will need glue, so reapplying is necessary for us, regardless.Overall, this is a great product that solved our problem of mulch constantly being washed away. It was easy to apply with a cheap spray bottle, and also cleaned up easily before it dried. I know it won't last forever but it is easy to apply, so I won't mind applying it again several months down the road.

Same like water