Vuba EASIHOLD ROCKS - 5L XL Gravel Binder for Bonding Stones, Bark and Gravel on Borders, Patios and Garden Paths. Lasts up to 3 Years, Non Toxic, Ready to Use.

Excellent. Follow the instructions and you can’t go wrong. Once I mixed with the gravel. I waited 24 hrs, then sprayed the gravel for extra adhesion. I got excellent results and my garden looks so much tidier.

Does what it's supposed to do but I went through x3 different types of sprayers? They kept clogging up?

I used this after graveling a large area of my patio. Its a well walked on area and was sick of the gravel being g kicked up. I went through four of them, yes it was expensive but boy was it worth the money. You know what they say "buy cheap buy twice" time will tell if it will stand up to Welsh weather. But I am so chuffed right now. If you follow the instructions and do it properly the result is brilliant!! I used a pump spray bottle which was in my opinion the best way for the area I had to cover. @easihold

Why did you choose this product over others?:We really really really hoped this glue would work but unfortunately it didn't...We have Cotswold gravel stones in our back garden as a gravel patio. So the area is larger than just a gravel path. The stones are not rounded and about 10-20mm in size.It could well be that this glue just doesn't work for such big size, but we followed the instructions step by step, used both methods - spray (very generously) and mixing stones with the solution, neither kept the stones in place for long. Oh, we have a solid tamper as part of the garden work, so we did knock the gravel down as solid as we could.Yes initially we did feel the stones sticking together, but once you started walking on them, not kicking them, they started to come loose. And a week later, they just all went their own ways. Not giving this a 1 star as I think this glue could work. But the application is going to be much more specific, such as stone size, shape, dirtiness, how deep the stone layer is, and how much glue is used. The advert made it look like this is a one size fits all solution. It isn't. So be aware. We won't be buying this again, or any other similar spray on/mixture glues. The only thing that can work I think is the permanent rasin that bond all the stones together permanently.

This product over delivered in quality in my opinion. I didn’t think it would be that strong, but it holds my 10mm gravel very well. Very easy to use with a sprayer, so this makes it easy for application. Would definitely recommend for DIYers wanting to hold a path or small seating area.

This stuff is awful. I had two gallons and emptied both gallons into a backpack sprayer. Literally 2 seconds in and its stops spraying. I empty the solution and it is full of lumps which has clogged up and ruined my backpack sprayer as well as wasted £72 of my money. See the picture of some of the congealed lumps that were in the solution.The other two gallons that I had were fine and had no lumps in them and sprayed fine onto the gravel. Amazon were ace as ever and refunded me for the first two.

I recently used Easihold Gravel Sealant to stabilize the gravel in my garden path, and I couldn’t be happier with the results. The product was incredibly easy to apply—just a simple spray or pour over the gravel—and within 24 hours, it had completely bonded the stones into a solid, yet permeable surface.What I love most is how it maintains the natural look of the gravel while eliminating all the mess. No more loose stones getting kicked around or sticking in my shoes. It’s also eco-friendly and non-toxic, which gave me peace of mind with children and plants nearby.

Short review: expensive for what it is. I needed to apply two coats. But it does seem to work where other products have failed.Detailed review: we have decorative gravel borders at the front of the house. Unfortunately neighbours’ cats use this area as an extended litter tray. I am out there every few days scraping the stuff up and it isn’t a pleasant task. Plus I have had to throw away more and more of the gravel over time. I tried numerous cat repellent products, none of it worked, even the ‘extra strength’ compound that smelt nearly as bad as the stuff it was supposed to prevent.Because I’d had to throw so much gravel away, I had it all relaid and was determined not to go through the same cycle again so tried the Vuba solution.Firstly, I think this is very expensive for what it is. A 5 litre drum costs £50, I bet it doesn’t cost them anything like £10 a litre to manufacture. It comes ready to apply, no need to dilute it or anything like that. I used a simple hand-pump garden sprayer to apply, followed the instructions, it was easy to use. No nasty solvent/chemical smell and it was easy to wash off my hands afterwards. Applied first coat in dry conditions, waited 24 hours, it didn’t seem to completely hold, some of the gravel was still loose (this may be because the gravel borders are deep in places). Gave it a second application, waited another 24 hours and this seemed to do it, really strong hold on the shingle this time. It dries with a nice sort of matt varnish effect.It has now been down for a week and it has done the trick, it has bonded the shingle so we’ll that it is solid and now can’t be dug up by the cats and there has not been any mess at all to clear up. Just what I was after. It only remains to be seen how long it lasts when exposed to weather over the course of the year (not sure how it will hold up to baking sun, rain, frost etc but we will see).