Wet Application and Joint Filling
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What happens here
After the paver sand is evenly spread, use a garden hose equipped with a spray nozzle to apply water directly to the sand. Start by gently misting the sand and then gradually increase the water pressure. The objective is to wash the sand into the joints between the pavers. The water helps the permeable sand settle deeply and completely fill the gaps from top to bottom, avoiding air pockets. Continue applying water and gently sweeping any excess sand until all joints are adequately filled and the surface is clean.
Goal: Wash paver sand into joints to fill gaps.
Tools and materials
- Garden Hose — Supplying water to wash the paver sand into the joints
- Rake or Squeegee tool — Gently moving and settling the sand during wetting
- Spray Nozzle — Controlling the water flow and spray pattern from the garden hose
- Paver Sand — Filling the gaps between patio pavers
- Water Tap water — Washing the sand into the paver joints