EASY: Fill joints in Brick Pavers with Polymeric Sand! Techniseal EZSand

Hi y'all! Learn to fill the gaps/joints in your brick pavers in just a couple steps.
1. Clean bricks with pressure washer, leaf blower, or air compressor
2. Pour/Spread polymeric sand
3. Sweep with push broom (we used regular broom)
4. Pound with hand tamper or rent a plate compactor
5. Sweep and spread some more
6. Tamper
7. Blow excess residue off with leaf blower
8. Water to set
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[@nikkih6840]

Thank you for being so positive and being a problem solver. So many DIYers have tools that make a inexpensive job balloon in price because of tools. You're awesome and your husband too!

[@gardendreamsdiyschemes]

Awww thank you for watching and for the compliment 🥹🥰

[@Riddlemewalker]

Good idea with the tamper!

[@gardendreamsdiyschemes]

Thanks! Some people rent the tamper machines (if the area is huge, mine was small)

[@kinziek3190]

Thank you for teaching me something new! The paver project resulted in a beautiful walkway for you.

[@gardendreamsdiyschemes]

Aww you’re welcome 🥰 and thank you for your kind words and compliment

[@thewatersavior]

Much appreciated!

[@mstoni105]

It came out beautiful!

[@gardendreamsdiyschemes]

Aww thank you! 🥰🥰

[@cleocatra8085]

Hi looks beautiful. Mine discolored the brick. Any solutions?

[@gardendreamsdiyschemes]

Hmmm 🤔 Maybe there was sand residue on the brick/pavers when the water was added? But not sure what can be done now 🤷🏻‍♀️ so I’m no help, I’m sorry. Oh, maybe buff it out a bit? Was it the same brand?
Also, thank you for the compliment and for watching 🥰