DOMINATOR Mulch Anchor 1 Gallon - Mulch Lock and Pea Gravel Stabilizer, Ready to Use Spray, Lasts up to 2 Years, Fast-Dry, Non-Toxic, Strong Mulch Glue for Landscapes

Didn't really work for me

Just ordered my 2nd bottle beacuse the 1st worked so good. I remodeled our side walkway, a was looking for something to hold my mulch and rocks in place, because we get alot of rain here that typically wash all of my material away. One application of this product and I was blown away at it's effectiveness. Highly, highly recommend. Just pour it into your spray bottle, pump and spray. No mixing, no guesting if you have the correct ratio, exactly what I needed. Just remember to rince your spray bottle out throughly because this product will clog everything up once it drys .

I used both dominator and the mega mulch glue on pea pebbles for a walkway around my fire pit. By far the winner is dominator! Put it on thick/heavy 2 coats and its almost concrete hard, holds 90-95% of the 2 tons of rock. The mega mulch glue your wasting your money. Mixed exactly as directed to the T. No good, I put 2 coats, 4 gallons and rocks were stuck together but thats where it stopped they pulled apart easily and dogs paws went right through. Dominator had a sticky texture for a few days after applying but after some weather it seems to have lost the sticky and just hard. Alot of people who Ive had over say it feels like walking on a running track. Will definitely hold your mulch in non traffic areas and in trafficked areas. And idk what your project is but even a small one 2 gallons is a good start/ total needed for a heavy coating. 4 dominator gave me a nice nice finish where 4 mega was a joke.

I used this to stabilize small pebbles, crushed rock, pea gravel in between concrete step stones. This worked as described to glue them together. Easy to apply, tangible result within 6-12 hours. Seems to be good enough to withstand foot traffic and occasional rolling of trash cans or lawnmower over the pebbles. We'll see how long it lasts. The only downside is that a gallon does go pretty quickly. It says not to dilute with water, however I still did a little bit...maybe 1-5 ratio, just to stretch the coverage a little bit. It seems to work just the same. So if you are not sure, just buy another bottle...better to have one at hand instead of waiting for a new delivery. Also you can do a second coat with some extra glue. Overall, works well, but pretty pricy for the amount of coverage. However, compared to other options it's the least expensive.

I purchased this rubber mulch glue after reading a lot of reviews on other glues. Due to I wrote a long detailed review & it disappeared after looking for a photo to add. It seem to hold good after it dries. It's sprayed on & it has a blue tint to it, but once it's dry, it's clear & shiny! I spayed it on 2 flowerbeds & realized I needed to purchase a 2nd gallon. Due to the weather, I had to wait for about 2 weeks to add the 2nd coat & that was after several rainy days! I do recommend using this mulch glue & hopefully, the seller or the manufacturer can advise how long the glue should last on black rubber mulch. I purchased my rubber mulch from Sam's & I would've have to replace the mulch for 10 years which is a win for me😃! I purchased the glue bc my lawn guy kept blowing the mulch out of the flowerbeds! The 1st coat serm to hold well & after purchasing a 2nd gallon & spraying it on, hopefully I don't have to reapply for several years. BTW, I did use my blower between the 2 applications & the pine needles moved, but not 1 piece of black rubber mulch.