Final Review, Joint Sanding, and Cleanup
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What happens here
After all pavers are laid, cut, and edged, the final step involves cleaning the entire walkway and performing a thorough inspection. This typically includes sweeping polymeric sand into the paver joints, compacting it lightly, and then misting with water to activate it, which locks the pavers in place and inhibits weed growth. The video then provides a sweeping view of the completed paver walkway, showcasing its clean lines, intricate pattern, and seamless integration with the surrounding landscape, extending from the house to the steps leading further into the property.
Goal: Present the completed, clean paver walkway
Tools and materials
- Broom — Sweeping polymeric sand into paver joints and general cleanup
- Plate Compactor — Lightly compacting the pavers after sanding to settle the polymeric sand
- Water Hose with Spray Nozzle — Misting the polymeric sand to activate it
- Polymeric Sand — Filling paver joints to lock them in place and prevent weed growth