Gravel-Lok Case Study - DIY Small Project

Homeowner installed Gravel-Lok DIY - Small Project.
This homeowner has a 15’ x 2’ wide strip that separates her driveway from her sidewalk. It is an area that receives both pedestrian and vehicular traffic. It is filled with decorative stone ranging in size from 3/8” to 3”. Over time the stones disappear - they get tossed away due to foot or vehicular traffic. They end up in the driveway, on the sidewalk, or adjacent beds. They also ‘settle’ and migrate down into the earth below the bed. Dirt, leaves and small twigs infiltrate the bed of pebbles. It’s impossible to blow off or vacuum the area without losing more stones.
Every year or two the homeowner picks up the stones, washes them, and replaces them.
This year she used Gravel-Lok to bond the stones together. The following slides describe the process.

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How do you remove excess or what can I use

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If you applied too much liquid to one area and see foaming then crush the bubbles and the foam will go away. If the foam has already cured then you would need to chisel out that area and patch it. Call us at 888-851-0051 for additional advice.