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  • #16
    I was thinking about it after I was in bed last night. Maybe I will try and find matching gravel and just put that on top of the sand. It would probably keep the sand under control. shouldn't be to expensive or more of a job than I can handle.

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    • #17
      Shib if you think the sand is a pain in the ass wait till you put gravel in there. Shit will be all over your feet and in the house.

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      • #18
        I don't have any problem with the stuff that is already there, except the kids using it for their dump truck :D

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        • #19
          Your going to need some sort of "glue" to hold whatever you put in the cracks. Otherwise it will be a huge mess. Don't take the short cut here bro.

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          • #20
            Glue for the gravel? I'm definitely not going to take short cuts. That's why I'm making absolutely sure I know what I'm getting into before I start.

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            • #21
              decomposed granite is what suppose to be used. then spray it down with water kinda makes mud and hardens.

              the sand wasnt for piss bro lmao. its to level and place the stones.

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              • #22
                How To Make a Flagstone Patio : How-To : DIY Network

                see step 5.

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                • #23
                  Originally posted by jack tors View Post
                  decomposed granite is what suppose to be used. then spray it down with water kinda makes mud and hardens.

                  the sand wasnt for piss bro lmao. its to level and place the stones.
                  I had to sweep about 2 buckets full of sand of the top of the stones and the cracks are still full. I guess they just dumped it all and covered it up lol

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                  • #24
                    Originally posted by jack tors View Post
                    That sounds perfect and within my skill level. Thanks man :)

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                    • #25
                      no prob.
                      you could always hire rados landscaping company :lmao:

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                      • #26
                        I don't want my shit stolen :D

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                        • #27
                          haha

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                          • #28
                            Originally posted by Shibby View Post
                            Glue for the gravel? I'm definitely not going to take short cuts. That's why I'm making absolutely sure I know what I'm getting into before I start.
                            by "glue" i meant a cement etc..

                            the gravel will come out of the cracks, wash away, stick to your feet, get all over the blocks etc..

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