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WetLok Paver Infill

$110

Color: Tan Gray

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A small pile of Grey Wetlok paver infill scattered on a clean white background.

WetLok is our preferred paver infill because it's durable, easy to install, and designed to let water move through the joints. Unlike mortar or other polymeric sand, WetLok helps create a permeable surface in the garden.

WetLok is a self-curing jointing material for pavers with joint sizes of 1/8" to 5". Easy to use, WetLok ensures a permanent joint; simply brush material into joints and compact with water.

Sold by the tub. Generally one tub of WetLok will cover 50-65sq. ft. at a 1/8" joint. Read more about coverage here.

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-Permeable and allows water to escape, unlike polymeric sand
-Pre-mixed and ready to use
-Use for joints 1/8" - 5"
-Use with hybrid or traditional base
-Safe from freezing weather after installed

Installation and Coverage

Recommended for joints between 1/8” to 3/4”, maximum of 1” at intersecting points.
Coverage varies based on joint width. Wider joints require more WetLok and will reduce the square footage covered. Approximate coverage per 36 lb. bucket:
Joint Size - Coverage
1/8" - 50 sq. ft.
1/4" - 36 sq ft.
1/2" - 20 sq. ft.
3/4" - 14 sq. ft.
1" - 11 sq. ft.
Coverage is approximate. Actual results may vary depending on joint depth, stone size, surface conditions, compaction, and installation waste.
WetLok Tech Sheet

Shipping and Returns

-All WetLok is final sale and not eligible for return or exchange

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FAQ

What is Earth Coat?

Earth Coat is a mineral-based slurry that creates a durable, breathable finish for interior and exterior surfaces. Made from natural mineral ingredients, it develops a rich, matte texture that allows substrates to breathe while aging beautifully over time.

What surfaces can Earth Coat be applied to?

Earth Coat can be applied directly to untreated, unsealed mineral substrates including: brick, CMU (concrete masonry units), concrete, cement plaster, stucco, natural stone, and other absorbent masonry surfaces. For previously painted, sealed, or treated surfaces, a compatible bonding primer is recommended before application.

Can Earth Coat be used indoors and outdoors?

Yes. Earth Coat is designed for both interior and exterior applications, making it suitable for garden walls, fireplaces, feature walls, facades, retaining walls, and other masonry surfaces.

Does Earth Coat work in humid or freezing climates?

Yes. Once fully cured, Earth Coat performs well across a range of climates, including humid and freeze-thaw environments. Because it is vapor permeable, it allows moisture to escape rather than becoming trapped behind the coating, helping support the long-term performance of mineral masonry substrates.For best results, apply only when air and surface temperatures are between 41°F and 93°F (5°C–34°C), and avoid application during rain or freezing conditions while the coating is curing.

Is a primer required?

No primer is needed for most unpainted, absorbent masonry surfaces such as brick, stone, concrete, or stucco. If the surface has previously been painted, sealed, or treated, we recommend applying a mineral-compatible bonding primer before Earth Coat.

How should I apply Earth Coat?

We recommend using a limestone brush for a textured and earthen finish. You may also use a roller or trowel. For more information around application, view our guide here.

What kind of finish does Earth Coat create?

Earth Coat creates a soft, mineral-rich matte finish with natural variation. It can be applied smoothly for a refined appearance or more heavily for a textured, timeworn character.

How do I mix the Earth Coat powder?

Slowly add water to the dry mix, making sure to not add too much water. The consistency of the finished Earth Coat should be slightly thicker than the consistency of a paint.

How much Earth Coat do I need?

5 Gallon | 32 lbs. will cover approximately 150 to 200 sq ft in 1 coat, depending on the desired thickness, application method, and the type of substrate.