Strengthen Your Paving with Buff Pavetuf
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Jointing Compound: The Superior Choice for Paver Joints
Effortless Solutions for Superior Stone Paver Finishes
Introducing Buff Pavetuf Jointing Compound, a groundbreaking alternative to traditional polymeric sand, expertly crafted to deliver a robust and hassle-free finish for paver joints in any outdoor setting. This innovative jointing compound is uniquely designed to be brushed into the gaps between your stone pavers, where it forms a durable, water-permeable bond upon exposure to air and moisture.
The Buff hue of this compound seamlessly integrates with a variety of stone pavers, providing an aesthetically pleasing result that enhances the overall appearance of your paved surfaces. It's suitable for both residential and commercial applications, making it a versatile choice for any project.
Applied completely wet, Buff Pavetuf Jointing Compound will fully cure within 24-48 hours while maintaining a semi-permeable structure, ensuring optimal performance. Remember to keep the paved area free from foot traffic until the compound has fully cured for the best results.
FEATURES & BENEFITS
- Covers Approximately 92 sqft: Efficiently manages large areas of stone pavers, making it a cost-effective choice for your paving projects.
- Fast Application: 10-15 times quicker to apply than traditional sand and cement methods, saving you valuable time and effort on your jointing tasks.
- User-Friendly: Can be applied in all weather conditions; in fact, the wetter the better for achieving optimal results with your jointing compound.
- Walk on in 24 Hours: Allows for quick use of your patio pavers and other paved areas without extended waiting times.
- Joint Flexibility: Fills joint widths from 1/4" to 3/4" and depths from a minimum of 1/8", accommodating various stone paving designs.
- Weed Inhibitor: Effectively inhibits weed growth, ensuring your stone paver surfaces remain clean and attractive over time.
* Coverage based on a 24" x 24" paver with a 0.8 inch deep/0.4 inch wide joint.
