I have some Marshalls Jointing Sand Stabiliser which was left over from
when I had my driveway block paved, and thought about using it.

I have just finished re sanding the block paving after cleaning it etc,
and as I have this stabiliser, I thought about using it.
The only problem I have though, is that there are no instructions for
use. I have managed to find out that it is to be diluted, but not at
what ratio.

Bob H wrote:
I have some Marshalls Jointing Sand Stabiliser which was left over from
when I had my driveway block paved, and thought about using it.

I have just finished re sanding the block paving after cleaning it etc,
and as I have this stabiliser, I thought about using it.
The only problem I have though, is that there are no instructions for
use. I have managed to find out that it is to be diluted, but not at what ratio.

I don't mean to be unhelpful but it's surprising what you can find with a
search engine. I put in "Marshalls Jointing Sand Stabiliser" into Google
and the very first hit give the info. You should try it.

Tim

On 19/06/2014 18:29, Tim+ wrote:
Bob H wrote:
I have some Marshalls Jointing Sand Stabiliser which was left over from
when I had my driveway block paved, and thought about using it.

I have just finished re sanding the block paving after cleaning it etc,
and as I have this stabiliser, I thought about using it.
The only problem I have though, is that there are no instructions for
use. I have managed to find out that it is to be diluted, but not at what ratio.

I don't mean to be unhelpful but it's surprising what you can find with a
search engine. I put in "Marshalls Jointing Sand Stabiliser" into Google
and the very first hit give the info. You should try it.

Tim

Actually I did that before posting, and I only found that it had to be
diluted.

On 19/06/2014 18:54, Bob H wrote:
On 19/06/2014 18:29, Tim+ wrote:
Bob H wrote:
I have some Marshalls Jointing Sand Stabiliser which was left over from
when I had my driveway block paved, and thought about using it.

I have just finished re sanding the block paving after cleaning it etc,
and as I have this stabiliser, I thought about using it.
The only problem I have though, is that there are no instructions for
use. I have managed to find out that it is to be diluted, but not at
what ratio.

I don't mean to be unhelpful but it's surprising what you can find with a
search engine. I put in "Marshalls Jointing Sand Stabiliser" into Google
and the very first hit give the info. You should try it.

Tim

Actually I did that before posting, and I only found that it had to be
diluted.

This is the first 'hit' as you called it:
http://www.marshalls.co.uk/homeowner...int-stabiliser

If the diluting information is on that site it must be well hidden as I
can't find it.

Did you?

On 19/06/2014 19:12, Chris Hogg wrote:
On Thu, 19 Jun 2014 18:58:27 +0100, Bob H wrote:

On 19/06/2014 18:54, Bob H wrote:
On 19/06/2014 18:29, Tim+ wrote:
Bob H wrote:
I have some Marshalls Jointing Sand Stabiliser which was left over from
when I had my driveway block paved, and thought about using it.

I have just finished re sanding the block paving after cleaning it etc,
and as I have this stabiliser, I thought about using it.
The only problem I have though, is that there are no instructions for
use. I have managed to find out that it is to be diluted, but not at
what ratio.

I don't mean to be unhelpful but it's surprising what you can find with a
search engine. I put in "Marshalls Jointing Sand Stabiliser" into Google
and the very first hit give the info. You should try it.

Tim

Actually I did that before posting, and I only found that it had to be
diluted.

This is the first 'hit' as you called it:
http://www.marshalls.co.uk/homeowner...int-stabiliser

If the diluting information is on that site it must be well hidden as I
can't find it.

Did you?

From that link:

"Marshalls Keybond® Joint Stabiliser is a water miscible liquid which
stabilises the joint filling sand used with concrete block paving,
impeding the unwanted erosion of the sand and preventing ingress of
water. Available in 5 litre containers, each container contains
sufficient solution to treat 250-300 square metres of paving when
diluted 6:1 with water."

Ok thanks, must need my glasses changing, as I saw it on the top right
of the page under the menu bar, doh!

On 19/06/2014 19:51, Bob H wrote:
On 19/06/2014 19:12, Chris Hogg wrote:
On Thu, 19 Jun 2014 18:58:27 +0100, Bob H wrote:

On 19/06/2014 18:54, Bob H wrote:
On 19/06/2014 18:29, Tim+ wrote:
Bob H wrote:
I have some Marshalls Jointing Sand Stabiliser which was left over
from
when I had my driveway block paved, and thought about using it.

I have just finished re sanding the block paving after cleaning it
etc,
and as I have this stabiliser, I thought about using it.
The only problem I have though, is that there are no instructions for
use. I have managed to find out that it is to be diluted, but not at
what ratio.

I don't mean to be unhelpful but it's surprising what you can find
with a
search engine. I put in "Marshalls Jointing Sand Stabiliser" into
Google
and the very first hit give the info. You should try it.

Tim

Actually I did that before posting, and I only found that it had to be
diluted.




Be warned that any sand on surface of blocks will get stuck to them.
I used similar product you water it on and spread out with squegee ...
problem was it dragged out loose sand to top of blocks ... left rough
finish on some.

--
UK SelfBuild: http://uk.groups.yahoo.com/group/UK_Selfbuild/

On Thu, 19 Jun 2014 18:58:27 +0100, Bob H wrote:

On 19/06/2014 18:54, Bob H wrote:
On 19/06/2014 18:29, Tim+ wrote:
Bob H wrote:
I have some Marshalls Jointing Sand Stabiliser which was left over from
when I had my driveway block paved, and thought about using it.

I have just finished re sanding the block paving after cleaning it etc,
and as I have this stabiliser, I thought about using it.
The only problem I have though, is that there are no instructions for
use. I have managed to find out that it is to be diluted, but not at
what ratio.

I don't mean to be unhelpful but it's surprising what you can find with a
search engine. I put in "Marshalls Jointing Sand Stabiliser" into Google
and the very first hit give the info. You should try it.

Tim

Actually I did that before posting, and I only found that it had to be
diluted.

This is the first 'hit' as you called it:
http://www.marshalls.co.uk/homeowner...int-stabiliser

If the diluting information is on that site it must be well hidden as I
can't find it.

Did you?

How about this?

=========================================
Available in 5 litre containers, each container contains sufficient
solution to treat 250-300 square metres of paving when diluted 6:1
with water.
=========================================

Lifted from the description near the top rhs of the page.
--
J B Good