- Why isn't the mulch glue working well?
First, apply the mulch glue in warm (above 68℉) and dry (humidity below 70%) weather conditions for a continuous period of 3 days, avoiding its use in rainy or high humidity conditions. Second, ensure that the base material is dry, clean, and devoid of moisture, mud, oil, or dust. Finally, apply 2 or 3 thin coats of mulch glue for the strongest finish, allowing the first coat to dry for 24 hours before applying the next.
- How can I prevent the mulch glue from clogging my sprayer?
Shake well before use to ensure uniformity. Dilute the glue with 20% water for pouring or 50% water for spraying. Apply using a watering can with multiple holes or an electric pump sprayer. Clean the equipment promptly after use to prevent nozzle clogging. During application, spray or pour continuously, or intermittently for no more than 5 minutes at a time, especially on hot days, to avoid nozzle blockage. If the ambient temperature exceeds 77°F, drying may accelerate. In such cases, dilute with approximately 10% more water to prevent clogging.
- White/blue residue after drying?
Our mulch glue initially appears light blue when sprayed due to light reflection, but it becomes clear after drying. Also, applying the glue too thickly at once may cause improper curing, leading to an opaque color and white/blue residue. We recommend applying multiple thin coats instead. More, extended exposure to standing water from rainfall can also lead to the formation of white residue. Applying the glue in warm, dry weather may resolve it.
- How long does the bonding effect of mulch glues last?
Our rock glue typically lasts for about 12 months before requiring reapplication, although this timeframe may vary depending on the climate and other factors. It's recommended to reapply it to your garden after the winter season to provide additional reinforcement.
- Does it work for rubber mulch?
Sure, this mulch glue works for all types of mulch. Before use, please ensure that the rubber mulch is dry, clean, and free from moisture, mud, oil, or dust. Finally, apply 2 or 3 thin coats of mulch glue for the strongest finish, allowing the first coat to dry for 24 hours before applying the next.
