EASYJoint Patio Sand Ready Mixed Paving Jointing Compound For Outdoor Natural Stone, Slate And More. 12.5kg All Weather, Strong And Durable Sweep In Joint Compound - Mushroom

Follow the instructions and this product works very well, really it’s a 2 person job with one using a hose and the other a brush to push the grout into the gaps. It is on the expensive side but you do get what you pay for, any unused product needs to be put into the container (not the bag it was sealed in) and covered completely with water.

EasyJoint worked really well for my patio, especially when using a larger brush to spread it around and a cheap handheld brush for finer adjustments on hands and knees. The process was straightforward, and the results were impressive—we’ll have to see how it holds up over time. If you're planning to use it, I’d highly recommend watching some tutorials online for helpful tips, such as: - Avoid using it on a scorching day if you want more time before it sets—overcast or even slightly rainy conditions work best. - Keep both the grout and ground wet throughout the entire process—it’s better to use more water than too little. - Compact the grout down properly as you apply—I bought a cheap tool for this, and I'm hoping it's made a difference. One thing to note—it’s on the expensive side, so factor that in when choosing a grout solution. Overall, it delivers great results if you follow the right process, at least in the very short term

Ok so tried this out today on a patio which desperately needed some new grouting. Having clearing all the old grout out of the way, I watched the video and went to work. I must admit it would probably be easier with two people but I managed by myself ok. First and foremost, a floor squeegee is a must, in my opinion anyway. Secondly I am no DIY expert and this was my first time. I basically emptied in the middle of my patio, hose pipe in one hand and squeegee in the other and slowly started to move the grout over the gaps. I constantly kept adding the water and the more the better apparently. It’s early days but I just admit, I’m quite impressed. My patio certainly looks better that is for sure. After about 5 house it started to get hard so make sure you remove any excess before it’s sticks to everything. It’s quite expensive which is the reason for the 4 stars. I have two areas, this being the small one and it took two quite easily. The next one is quite big and I’d probably need 4-5 tubs so that’s going to have to wait unfortunately for me. Looking at £150 for. Maybe they could do a deal on more you buy they apply a discount. Overall though, a good product.

Excellent product, simple to constitute, easy application, dries quickly, not messy to use with good finish however expensive for relatively small area covered.

The product is excellent and was very easy to use as per instructions.pointed in my patio .the only tip I would give is that the product comes in a plastic sealed bag within a plastic carry box I didn’t realise that any left over product which I emptied into the container would go solid but you live and learn lol

I really like Easy Joint, it makes jointing a patio really easy. I used plenty of water and kept my Easy Joint in the container it comes in filled with water. I then used a plastering trowel to trowel it into the gaps and compress it down. My paving is Bradstone Old Town, some of the gaps are quite wide and they are all deep. after filling the gaps I used a kitchen wooden spoon to smooth it off. The finish looks fantastic. It's not cheap and we used a lot of tubs for the job but it was worth it.

Easy to use and does the job but within two days of opening it was like a rock in the tub and unable to use further, great for larger areas but very expensive for smaller jobs as unable to reuse

Easy to use and looks good but if you don’t use it all it goes off very fast