


StoneHold Starter Kit
Everything you need to bind gravel, stone or mulch in one box — and save versus buying separately: StoneHold 2.5L gravel binder — the strongest resin binder on see more
Everything you need to bind gravel, stone or mulch in one box — and save versus buying separately:
- StoneHold 2.5L gravel binder — the strongest resin binder on the market, covers 5–7 m²
- 5 litre pump-action pressure sprayer — for fast, even application
- Baby Bull pointed detailing trowel — for finishing edges, borders and tight corners
Spray on for a quick refresh, or mix in for the strongest hold — the kit covers both methods. Full instructions on each product page.
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About StoneHold Starter Kit
Everything you need to bind gravel, stone or mulch in one box — and save versus buying the items separately:
• StoneHold 2.5L gravel binder — the strongest resin binder on the market, covers 5–7 m² depending on aggregate size
• 5 litre pump-action pressure sprayer — graduated 5L tank, adjustable jet-to-mist nozzle, for fast and even application
• Baby Bull pointed detailing trowel — for levelling and finishing along edges, borders and tight corners
Spray on for a quick refresh, or mix in for the strongest hold — the kit covers both methods. Non-toxic, dries clear with a light satin finish, keeps the surface water-permeable.
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Instructions
1. Prepare: make sure stones, gravel or mulch are clean, dry and free of debris; a compacted base gives the best result. 2. Fill the sprayer: pour StoneHold into the 5L sprayer tank, screw the pump on firmly and pressurise. 3. Apply: spray an even coat across the whole surface, ensuring full coverage — a second coat the next day maximises strength. For the strongest hold, mix StoneHold through the loose material instead, spread and smooth flat with the Baby Bull trowel. 4. Cure: allow 24-48 hours depending on temperature and humidity; avoid walking on the surface during curing, and reapply a coat if it rains. 5. Afterwards: release the sprayer pressure, rinse tank, wand and nozzle with clean water, and wipe the StoneHold container lid before resealing.Data Sheets
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