Tiepetly Mulch Glue for Landscaping, 35OZ Mulch Glue for Pea Gravel, Mulch Anchor and Gravel Binder, Lasts up to 2 Years, Non-Toxic, Landscape Rock Glue, Gravel Glue & Lock Liquid (35oz)

I sprayed this on pea gravel and it worked very well. I used a little less than half the bottle in a 1 gallon sprayer and about the same amount of water, the area I sprayed was a small area. There was more than enough solution in the sprayer so I sprayed several applications. The next day the gravel was glued and it turned out the way I hoped. Over a month later the gravel is still glued. I am happy with this product and my end result!

Works as it says and keeps my mulch (on an incline) in place over three months. Would recommend using an old spray bottle instead of your regular lawn sprayer as it could clog the nozzles. I’ve reused my little spray bottle without any issues though.

Couldn’t use it bc when I received it, it was all one big block of glue. Added water as directed to liquify and still didn’t break down the block of glue. Don’t wasn’t your money!

Very easy to mix/dilute and use in a paint sprayer.

After reading some of the negative reviews, I wasn’t sure if this stuff is any good for my yard with small pebble rocks. However I still got a bottle just to try. Well, If you follow the instructions and don’t try to mix with too much water thinking that you can cover more area, the pebble rock will stick. It has been couple of weeks and I am very pleased with the result. Hopefully the stick will last for a while before I need to reapply.

Be careful to avoid overspray, especially if treating gravel between paving stone but otherwise, works well.

This stuff works great applied to our pea stone with a watering can, but with the coverage we got (maybe 25 sf) we'd need many more bottles and it's pretty expensive.

I bought 4 of these based on the reviews. 2 layers used. It didn't work. I was really hopeful. Would not recommend.