5 Ways to Fill Paver Joints: Dry Sand, Polymeric Sand, Joint Compound, Crushed Rock @WesternInterlock
5 Ways to Fill Paver Joints: Dry Sand, Polymeric Sand, Joint Compound, Crushed Rock @WesternInterlock
Uploaded August 2023 | Updated September 2026, 8 hours ago
If you’re installing a paver patio, you might wonder about the best options or joint materials for filling your paver joints. This video covers everything from jointing sand to polymeric sand and semi-permeable to permeable options, including product recommendations and installation instructions.

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00:00 Intro
00:23 1: Fine Dry Sand
01:14 2: Polymeric Joint Sand
02:28 3: Polymeric Wide-Joint Sand
03:43 4: Resin Jointing Sand
04:38 5: Crushed Rock
05:41 Outro
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