Liquid Rubber Rock Glue – Professional Grade Landscape Gravel Stabilizer, 1 Gallon, 50 sq ft

Liquid Rubber Rock Glue is a professional-grade binder designed for real landscaping projects. It locks pea gravel, mulch, bark, and small stones in place while remaining permeable for drainage and ongoing maintenance. The formula dries clear, blending with natural textures rather than signaling a sealed surface, so you can preserve the look of your outdoor space.

Smart, ready-to-use design

No mixing, no guessing. This two-coat system is designed for consistent coverage, typically about 1 gallon total to cover 50 square feet when applied across both coats. Simply stir and apply using a garden sprayer or watering can, following the simple two-coat method for best results.

• Ready to use: no dilution or ratios to measure.
• Two-coat system delivers even coverage across the project.

• Permeable, flexible binder that stabilizes the surface while permitting drainage.
• Helps minimize erosion and dust while keeping mulch, gravel, and stone neatly in place.

What it stabilizes

The product is designed for pea gravel up to 3/8 inch and angular stone up to 3/4 inch. For best results, apply to clean, completely dry material and use within recommended temperatures. When applied as directed, typical performance lasts 12 to 24 months depending on environment and conditions.

Safety, cleanup, and environmental notes

Safe water-based formula offers low odor and is non-toxic when cured. It will not harm grass, plants, or pets when used as directed. Cleanup is easy with warm water while the material is still wet.

Coverage and project planning

Coverage is calculated on total material used across two coats. A typical 50 sq ft area requires about 1 gallon total, while larger projects can use a 5-gallon pail to cover approximately 250 sq ft. This helps with budgeting and scheduling.

Experience and support

Liquid Rubber has more than two decades of coating experience. You’re supported by a dedicated product and application team ready to help with questions and project planning for outdoor stone, gravel, and landscape applications.