PetraMax Mulch Glue Max

We recommend mixing 32oz of mulch glue to 64oz of water. One gallon of mixed glue (with water) can cover 200-250sq ft.

It will help suppress weeds but a weed will find a way! It leaves air pockets throughout as it only binds the mulch to other pieces of mulch so where there is a path to light there is a chance for weeds.

Get Max Mulch Glue to hold for your black mulch, red rubber mulch, brown and rubber mulch. When it comes to landscape glue that will hold just about any material, you won't find a stronger, longer lasting ground glue for your flower and landscaping beds.

Along with our effective mulch dye, our landscape rock glue and max mulch glue spay will give you the mega-strength hold you need. PetraTools mulch stabilize is a heavy-duty glue that will hold for up to 12 months. What's more, it dries fast once applied. Take your landscaping to the next level with this mega strong mulch glue spray.

This Max adhesive is every lawn and garden enthusiasts' go-to product for superior landscaping. With our Mega Mulch Glue spray, you'll keep mulch and bark in place, reduce erosion and dust, and reduce washout which means you can say goodbye to the contiunuous sweeping and clean up from loose mulch, gravel, stones, and so on. Our mulch glue spray saves you time and convenience while locking your landscape material in place for good.

Max Mulch Glue is designed to work on a wide range of materials, including small gravel and pebbles. It dries quickly and lasts for months, even in intense weather conditions. Additionally, it's easy to apply, and it helps create a neat and beautiful landscape.

For optimal results, it is advisable to apply when the temperature is 55 to 60 degrees or higher, the air is still, and there is no forecasted rain for at least 24 hours. Additionally, applying in warm weather and direct sunlight tends to yield the best outcomes.

The mulch glue dries clear.

Yes - mulch glue is permeable. Water and other nutrients will still pass through it.

Generally, it's best to apply mulch glue when the weather forecast predicts dry conditions for at least 24 to 48 hours after application. This allows the glue to properly set and bond the mulch in place before any potential rainstorms.
If heavy rain is imminent within the next 24 hours or so, it's advisable to postpone applying mulch glue until after the rain has passed. Otherwise, the rain may wash away the glue or prevent it from properly adhering to the mulch and underlying surface.