A specialized sand containing polymers that hardens when activated with water, used to fill joints between pavers.
Polymeric sand locks pavers together, prevents weed growth, resists ant hills, and keeps the surface stable. It needs periodic replenishment as it wears away over time. Application requires careful water activation and cleanup.
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