Easy Joint Paving Jointing Compound 12.5kg – Buff Sand

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A range of four solid colours designed to complement any porcelain colour, whatever your tastes are.

We recommend that sensitive paving, such as Granite, Black Limestone and smooth Sandstone are sealed to protect from staining before using EASY Joint. It should remain stable and safe to use for up to several months providing it remains covered with water (subject to environmental influences). Yes, you can clean our paving joints with a pressure washer but it must be done cautiously and after the EASY Joint sweep in sand has set hard. If using the wet method, ensure that the bedding mix is permeable and made up from a mix no stronger of 6 parts sharp sand to one cement.Use lots of water when using the jointing grout and any linseed oil will sit on top of it and get washed away! I was certainly happy with the installation and the permeability of the product, especially for open graded bases. When finishing the joints, a jointing tool may smooth out the surface of the joints to give a more pleasant look to the finish.

No it shouldn't if used correctly by following our instructions, however there is always a chance that the Linseed oil will seep into the paving. The UK's best selling paving jointing compound, EasyJoint from Azpects makes it easier than ever before to give your paving a professional finish. Pre-wet the pavers or slabs and begin to work in small 100 square foot areas to install the jointing compound and pre-wetting the next 100 square foot area when you move onto it. The product should sit 1/8″ below the surface of the paver or bottom of the chamfer, whatever is lower. EASYJoint is also available in a two part resin that can be mixed and installed for vehicular and heavier traffic applications.With no need to mix, this compound is quick to brush in and perfect to use alongside various forms of paving material. This free-draining material along with the semi-permeable EASYJoint creates a system that does not hold onto water reducing freeze-thaw cycles.