PetraMax Rock Glue for Landscaping, 32 Ounce - Ground Coverage & Pet Safe Mulch Glue for Rocks - Lockdown Gravel/Pebbles/Stones - Sticky Clear Gravel Binder & Decomposed Granite Stabilizer (50 Sq Ft)

To me, it is well worth the expense. I ordered two more bottles, I've only just started the landscaping work. If I'm going to take the time, expense, and sweat equity to remove old messy rock and replace with a new weed barrier and fresh mulch, I want it to stay clean and neat. This glue did the job very well. Allow the fresh mulch to dry before applying the glue, waiting a day or two after you put down the mulch before you apply the glue. A thin layer won't cut it if you have 3 inches of new mulch. I applied it heavily, letting it soak in, then reapplied again. Take your time applying it and do it correctly. A few days ago I mowed, then took the blower to blow away the grass clippings that landed in the new mulch. The glue held the mulch excellently, and I easily identified areas where I didn't apply enough glue and the mulch moved. I'm very pleased with this product. Be sure to follow the directions, take your time, and apply heavily, or you will likely be disappointed.

I have used this glue to hold down pea gravel to prevent my puppy from ingesting. It is super easy to apply with a sprayer. Just mix with water ( little goes a long way) Secure gravel ( I used a tamper to flatten the gravel) and start spraying. The glue has a purple hue when applied so you can easily see where you applied it. It will dry clear. I secured the gravel with one application but because the area will get walked on, I plan on applying additional application. Overall, so far very happy with the glue and recommend for land scaping projects- bonus it is PET SAFE

Did real well. Locked in the rock I needed locked in. You need to use more if it’s bigger than pebble style. But still works well

Great stuff, used it on my stone and it holds great. I just used it on my sidewalk framed out with mulch dryers pretty fast but not totally. Only down fall I'm having is that 128oz (1Gal) mixed with water would not cover 52 feet so i had to reorder an other to finish my project.

Who thought I'd glue rocks? This product does what it says. Keeps little rocks from moving when hit with the blower. Sprays on milky white so you can see where it's applied. Does take a few good hot days for the glue to dry solid. Hope it lasts a few years.

It is takimg a lot of glue to complete our project, however we are pleased with the outcome so far. The product leaves a nice shine on the rocks .We are using medium/large river rocks in a 50 foot long x 1 foot river bed formation which is around 3 rocks thick. So far we have had to use three 32 oz bottles and not all rocks are bonded yet. We are ordering this gallon to hopefully finish the job of gluing all rocks. Going to mix the rocks in a bucket first this time then lay them down instead of just pouring mixture over the ones that did not adhere together. Hopefully that will do the trick.

Its OK. The glue isn't as strong when I mixed the required recommendations and did two wet coats. I waited more than 3 days for the "cure" to be the best and (without rain weather) I still had a handful of the top rocks pretty loose. If I had to compare, it would be equivalent to a bottle of diluted Elmer's glue. It may be better suited for smaller pebbles versus my 2 inch sized rocks.

This mulch glue which I put down yesterday, appears to do the job. The one major drawback is the fact that it does not go a long way especially if you spray all of your mulch. I use 12 yards of mulch in my landscape so I only did around the edges and places where water washes away the mulch. I barely finished one coat for my front yard. Now need to order another to work on my backyard in the same manner. Doing 2 coats will take me broke.