Tired of mulch washing away after every rain or gravel constantly shifting out of place? JDiction Mulch Glue locks everything down in one go, keeping your landscape clean, stable, and low-maintenance without the need for constant rework.

Tips:

1. Shake the container well before pouring to ensure a uniform mix and avoid nozzle clogging.
2. Lightly rake or turn the gravel after the first coat.
3. Rake and turn the top layer to expose untreated mulch before 2nd spray.
4. Mulch must be dry and clean.

To ensure strong adhesion and long-lasting results, please review the following best practices before applying JDiction Mulch Glue. This guide is based on extensive testing and real-world usage in a variety of outdoor conditions.

1. Surface Preparation Is Key

✔ Always apply to a dry, clean, and stable base. ✔ Remove loose debris, dirt, oil, or old mulch before use. ✔ Use only on well-drained surfaces. Avoid muddy or water-logged areas. ✔ If working with older gravel or stones, rinse thoroughly and let dry. ✔ Use mulch that is less than 3 inches in size.

2. Ideal Weather Conditions

✔ Best applied in warm, dry weather above 50°F / 10°C. ✔ Avoid applying Mulch Glue during rainy or high-humidity conditions, humidity is below 70% ✔ Make sure no rain is expected in the next 72 hours. ✔ In hot climates, glue dries faster—consider adding more water to avoid nozzle clogging.

3. Proper Dilution & Mixing

✔ Use undiluted or dilute with only 10–50% water and mix directly with small, dry materials ✔ Shake container for 15–30 seconds before pouring into your sprayer or watering can. ✔ Avoid letting glue sit in a sprayer for more than 5–10 minutes without use.

4. Smart Application Steps

✔ Apply glue evenly over the surface using a sprayer or watering can. ✔ Lightly rake or turn the gravel after the first coat. ✔ Apply 2–3 thin layers, let each coat dry fully. ✔ Glue dries clear within 12–24 hours, depending on weather. ✔ Treat mulch in layers no deeper than 1 inch to ensure even bonding. ✔ A light annual reapplication helps maintain performance in high-traffic areas.