Question 1

Can a watering can be used for application?

Accepted Answer

Yes but with an approved pouring tool. PourOn must be applied using one of he approved method s to ensure even coverage and proper performance. The recommended approaches are:

•  Use a bucket with a wide surface area, with 3 mm holes drilled in the base to create a ‘shower head’ effect when pouring. For tighter areas, such as edges against walls or adjacent surfaces, a paintbrush can be used for accuracy.
 • Use StoneSet's PorOn Flow Bar adapter which fits onto most standard watering cans.

Question 2

Can Pour On Gravel Binder be mixed with the stone rather than poured?

Accepted Answer

No. Pour On is designed to be applied as a surface binder only. If a “mix & trowel” application is required to create a fully bound surface, you should instead use StoneSet Premium UVR Resin.

Question 3

How long does a Pour On Application last?

Accepted Answer

The design life of the resin is in excess of 5 years. The life of the finished surface is dependent on the quality of installation, type of stone, level of use and base stability.

Question 4

Can Pour On be used for vehicular use?

Accepted Answer

No, however, when used to bind pebbles within a drainage cell system, a high percentage of the stone will maintain a strong bond.

Question 5

Can Pour On be used on any stone?

Accepted Answer

Yes, pretty much. The important criteria is that it is dry and graded as a single sized stone between 6 and 20mm. We have used lots of gravel, crushed rock and recycled aggregates. Some recycled brick or very porous stone may require more resin, so monitor the surface once it has cured for any dry patches. It is always recommended to carry out a trial area to ensure your stone is suitable.

Question 6

How is Pour On Gravel Binder different?

Accepted Answer

Pour On Gravel Binder is a DIY-friendly, single-part resin that is simply poured over loose gravel or stone. It binds the aggregate together, creating a stable, permeable surface ideal for pathways, garden beds, and light-use areas.

Pour On is designed for ease of use and smaller projects. It’s less robust than a professional two-part resin bound system, but perfect for DIYers looking for a quick, cost-effective solution.

Question 7

Should I use amber or clear Gravel Binder?

Accepted Answer

It depends on the stone colour and the finish you want to achieve:
 • Clear Resin – Best for lighter coloured stones where you want the natural colour to show through. It gives a “wet look” finish initially, which then softens to a more natural matte appearance over time.
 • Amber Resin – Adds a warm amber tint, which can alter the look of light-coloured stones. For that reason, it’s better suited to darker or brown stones where the tint is less noticeable. Amber is also a practical choice for non-decorative applications (e.g. aggregate around or beneath golf course bunkers) where aesthetics are less important

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