Yes, but this isn't a traditional resin bound system: it will give you a foot-traffic capable surface over an existing bound (concrete or bitmac) surface, but it won't make it suitable for vehicles.

@@TonyMcCormack thanks, so good for over laying existing concrete footpaths/patios?

I saw an Amazon review where it looked like the guy had sprayed everything with the solution, he seemed happy about it and he took a photograph and it was gravel between Indian stone slab. But in this video the stone is masked off it appears and looks like it was pointless when there seems to be marks all on the finished result and the masking is removed? Looks like natural stone slabs to me in the video

There could be some darkening of the colours, but it depends on what form of paver, and how much of he resin is applied.

I actually tried bonding breedon a few months back. Didn't last long.

Sorry I didn't see your comment sooner! Yes, it's a possible replacement as long as there is only light foot traffic. Breedon Golden Bravel is often used for driveways and courtyards, where EasiHold might not be best suited, but Vuba make alternative products that would be fine in such applications.

In theory, it's a 'single application' product, intended to work as 'one coat' but I can'y see any issue with applying a second coat.

That depends on the aggregate type and depth - your agg supplier should be able to tell you coverage at various thicknesses/depths.

No - it has excellent sliup resistance

@@TonyMcCormack Excellent thanks I have ordered some today.

Yep - best for light to medium "family" foot traffic

@@TonyMcCormack thanks you very much for the reply

It needs to be a "clean" gravel, so no fines, dust or other contaminants. Best results are achieved when gravels specifically for resin bound surfacing are used, rather than any old gravel you happen to have. There is, thankfully, a HUGE range of choice from various suppliers so it shouldn't be hard to find one that you like.

Absolutely not

In theory, you could use the Easihold, but it very much depends on the type of "pavers".

It's target market is low-use paths and occasional patios. Vuba have alternative resins for your more 'regular use' patios.

It will deter most weeds growing from *through* but, like all paving and surfacing, it can do nothing about weeds growing *into* the surface (from seeds, in particular)

@@TonyMcCormack Thank You, just ordered from Amazon and Thanks again

That is a bloody good question, and one I'll have to check with the manufacturer, Vuba, but I'd say 50mm would be possible, as it relies on the resin binder 'dribbling' down through the gravel. I'll check with them (they won't be in now until Monday) and get back to you......

I managed to have a word with the company and their technical guy has told me...."Because it’s an air drying binder, it is somewhat limited. We'd say the maximum depth of application is around 20mm. Between 15mm and 20mm being the optimal." I trust that helps you. If you need something to bind deeper gravel, you should contact Vuba directly - they're very helpful and may well be able to point you in the right direction.

@@TonyMcCormack Evening Tony thank you very much for your help, really appreciate it might think about resin finish.