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   dockelly | Apr 10, 2009 05:38am | #1

   bump

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   andybuildz | Apr 10, 2009 05:58am | #2

   I don't think he was looking to make bumps...just kinda level it out...oy...sorry..lol

    

    

    

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   dockelly | Apr 10, 2009 06:38am | #4

   you so funny! ( said with a Japanese accent):)

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   KFC | Apr 10, 2009 06:34am | #3

   I haven't, although I'm very curious about it, couple clients have asked me if it's worth it, and I had to say I didn't know...  I do know it's pretty spendy.

   I hope someone weighs in...  buumpp.

   k

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   bearmon | Apr 10, 2009 01:11pm | #5

   I use it on every paver job now, but can't imagine using it on a gravel surface.Bear

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   andybuildz | Apr 10, 2009 03:08pm | #6

   exactly...looks like crappola...looks like the base to put gravel over.....so there we go again...lol...hey...I have an idea...put hot tar over it and drop yer gravel over that...I think someone already invented that...lol

    

    

    

   http://www.cliffordrenovations.com

   http://www.ramdass.org

    

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   Matt | Apr 10, 2009 04:29pm | #7

   Just curious - where did you get the idea of using poly-sand for that application?

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   dockelly | Apr 10, 2009 08:39pm | #8

   Well, i figured pavers are just big stones, and it works for them.  I might get a bag and experiment with a small section, maybe at the start of the driveway.  see if it works.