Avoid all the problems that happen when using polymeric sand. Seal it first, then wet polymeric sand with water to activate. Stops polyhaze (the white cloudy mess on top of your brick). Poly haze happens because when wetting the polymeric sand, the polymers float up since the polymers (what hardens the sand) are lighter than water and then land on the surface of the bricks. Once that water evaporates, it leaves those polymers stuck on the brick surface and leaves a white residue and it’s very hard to get off And just an ugly cloudy mess. You can avoid this by doing our unique process, using Sure Brick Sealers SWJSS (solvent Wetlook joint sand stabilizer). You will compact your polymeric sand in the joints as you normally would, sweep it off and use your leaf blower‘s, you will put down Sure Brick Gripper (for a safe slip resistant surface), then you will spray Sure Brick Sealers SWJSS, 15 minutes later, you will take your shower nozzle and soak the sand joints. The beautiful thing about this is the sealer hardens in the top quarter inch of the sand. What that does is stops the polymers from being able to float up and out of the joint, they are held down below the sealer. Also, there is no more overwatering (if you don’t do our process, and you overwater, it will flush all the polymers out, and the sand will not be capable of hardening, it will just fall out of the joints and make mess of loose sand everywhere) and you can put as much water as you want on and the sand won’t move. IT IS A INDUSTRY CHANGING PRODUCT!!!!!
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