Can these rocks be used for a pebble walkway, with epoxy adhesive?
855643
I would say yes but it would take quite a bit of it I would think depending on how big your walkway is. I think that it would look pretty cool as a walkway. I hope that this helped!
1572589
Yes, you could use on cement. No wind no problem. If there is a breeze, a rock or anything with weight on each corner would work.
1775866
The pellets are calcium chloride, so it really depends what your roof is composed of. If you have something different than the standard generic tiles that everyone has (clay tiles, slate, etc), I would probably be very hesitant as it could produce some discoloration.
1532388
I don't think it will stick to masonry or flat stone very well, unless it's very smooth, but it will withstand the weather.
969830
I think if you did, the material would break down from the elements (sun&dirt;) or by the foot traffic. Sand paper with adhesion might be a better option.
2174584
No, this cannot be used on stone. There are several ways to make stone stick together. Mortar, Epoxy, construction adhesive.
1650981
You could probably make them work on gravel but it would need to be very flat and even. If it is sloped I wouldn't use them.
1955161
Never tried it for that application. Would think Gorilla Epoxy would work. Epoxy will hold most everything with a few exceptions.
2079371
I do not see why not, just need two solid surfaces, and would need to hold the tile until it sets. This is not a contact cement
2127182
I don't see why not. The only issue you might have is keeping them in place, assuming there isn't some sort of edging on the sides of the sidewalk. I used it in the landing of a concrete stairwell at basement level, so it's right against the walls.Good luck!
1931154
I'm sure you can as long as you put a small amount on the bottom. There are swarovski rhinestones that are made for fabric application. You should search for "hotfix rhinestones". To my understanding they come with a heat activated adhesive on the flat back portion of the stone. Hopefully this helps you.
227107
don't know, mine was a huffy snake rock. theyed be big, but im not sure how to attach them? maybe apoxy glue!
1581213
Seems to hold ok on plastics if allowed to completely dry (at least overnight). For things like stone and metal it doesn't adhere so well. Agitation more so than water itself is the problem (such as rinsing the glued item under running water). Probably better off using 4-minute epoxy, testing an inconspicuous area first to make sure the adhesive doesn't dissolve the items being glued.
402528
I inserted tham on my brick walkway, and they are beautiful in the night. I am not sure if it will work on ground. Perhaps if it is inserted a little below. Maybe you can purchase one or two and install and see it works. Good luck
1479528
Wouldn't be a bad idea although I lined mine with landscape fabric (bottom and up the sides) and put 2" of pea pebbles (not gravel) in the bottom before adding soil. It's gorgeous and works for me!
1457984
Probably will....if it is a very smooth surface.....didnt work well on a slight pebble finish for me....and use enough glue on the patch....there is only enough for one patch even though the kit supplied you with two...good luck
217401
I would not say that. You can stick them on any flat surface but they are very thin. You could insulate and cover your insulation (without having to worry about covering the lines in between sheet rock as long as it's mostly flattened out,) then apply, but they are mostly just decorative.