The Pour On method is the easiest, requiring just a watering can and away you go! We recommend to use up to a maximum of 1 litre per 1.2m² and 1x5 Litre Jerry can covers 6-8m² using Pour On Method per coat.

Spraying is more efficient because the Easihold will go further, but this method requires an airless sprayer. We recommend to use up to 1 litre per 2.8m² and 1x5 Litre Jerry can cover 12-14m² using Spray On Method per coat. It’s important you apply Easihold in the right weather conditions. Warm weather and most importantly, dry conditions for the 48 hours after application will give you optimal performance from your Easihold binder. Big screens – it’s easier to see the number or person that is ringing, make sure that the screen has a light too so it can be seen in the dark. Easihold can be spray applied using a standard airless sprayer. For the spray application, you can double the coverage area of 1 litre of Easihold – covering up to 2 m2 per litre. Intricate gravel designs, such as the Zen-style garden shown above, can now be ‘frozen in time’, the detailed patterns bound together by Vuba EasiHold without it having the usual glossy look of full resin bound gravels.And key to this simplicity is the way that EasiHold is applied. Unlike conventional resin bound surfacing, the binder component, ie, the resin, is not pre-mixed with the selected aggregate, so there is no requirement of a forced action mixer, no need for messy cleaning solvents, no demand for specialist rakes, lutes, floats and spreaders. It’s so simple it can be used by homeowners, DIYers and gardeners with no complicated training. Zen-style garden - ideal candidate for EasiHold Protects Stones - Easihold coats and protects stones, leaving an attractive protective silk sheen which helps prevents staining over time. Easihold dries clear (but is milky in large quantities) and will not change or add a colour to your stones. However, Easihold will bring out the natural colour of the stones - which is often interpreted as a change in colour. If you want to see how Easihold will change the colour, you can add water - the final result will be similar! Note that a new decorative gravel is being used. This is essential. The old gravel is dirty, it’s mixed with leaf litter and garden detritus and mud and who-knows-what other crud. It’s also damp which would inhibit the ability of EasiHold to work its magic. Preparation:

Easihold is effective down to a maximum depth of 25mm. 20mm depth is generally the best depth for stones when treated with Easihold. Sometimes pouring and spraying can risk splashing your paving, or surrounding areas. In these circumstances you can mix Easihold with your stones until they’re evenly coated – usually 0.8 L to 1L of Easihold is enough for 1x 25kg bag of stones and 1x5 Litre can cover 6m² using hand-mix (6x bags of 25kg stones @20mm depth).The mixing method leaves the strongest finish - guaranteeing the stones are evenly coated throughout. No, this contamination will stop a good bond being achieved between Easihold and the stones. We would recommend to wash the stones first and allow them to dry.

EasiHold comes as a liquid in 1 litre ready-filled sprayers, in 5 litre canisters or 25 litre drums. The 1 litre sprayers are ready-to-use without any further preparatory work. When working with the larger containers, a required amount of the EasiHold liquid resin can be decanted into a simple sprayer or a basic watering can, topped-up as and when necessary. The EasiHold resin comes in a variety of container sizes Easihold provides a protective sheen, but doesn't create a wet look. It would be more described as a matt / silk sheen.