Can I use this on a flagstone path ?
1622017
Can't be sure how long it will last but beware I painted my deck and stairs with it and am very impressed however it gets extremly slippery when snow falls on it and when it's icy or wet so there is some what of a slip and fall hazard associated here just to be aware of.
1622018
Yes, Clear-Seal will work well on flagstone pavers with no problem. It will get glossier with multiple coats.
559641
I would say yes. You would need to use masonry screws/nails found in any hardware store. This piece is amazingly solid given the open design. We mounted it on vinyl siding and used a bit of copper wire (for color only) to anchor it a little more secrely to the screws since we get high winds at times. This is by far one of my favorite pieces ever...I highly recommend it for it's unique design, sturdy constuction and overall beauty.
289070
I don't think it's absolutely necessary. My suggestion (as long as the map is already flattened) is to use this and let 3.5" hang out of each side. I guess you could cut two 3.5" pieces from the 12" to put on each side just to make it look consistent, but it will not be providing any support at all.
1836745
I doubt that you can. It would surely not be recommended but, I guess if you drilled hole in enough places to allow water inside the steps, they would be easier to keep down. This probably will effect the integrity of the steps and I would not do it. I used the sand and it made my steps very stable.
659101
Yes you can with the proper bit. I do wood with a carbide ball bit. I have not tried stone, so the choice of the correct bit will be the most important part. I would suggest a diamond abrasive bit of some sort.
1509488
I don't know. Perhaps if you lay stones/pavers/bricks on it so that it can't be easily moved?
1593722
Yes. But note that it is not a broadcast spreader, so you spread path is only as wide as the unit. Note that you can spread seed and fertilizer at the same time, also, if you want to.
1173041
Kinda depends on how porous your flagstone is. I sealed about 300 square feet of slate twice and used 3 qts. Hope that helps. Is really good stuff.
1413448
it really depends on how thick the flagpole is. I know the ones I bought would never work. The wind would rip it right off even if the pole is narrow enough.
1379869
Yes u can . But unlike coordinites you down load the track will remain blue and does not blink when you get to gz you enter it as a waypoint
990102
I'm not so sure it would work on flagstones - the prongs need to get into the soil, then you rotate the tool so that it makes a "divot" you then pull out. In regular soil it would probably work on other kinds of weeds besides dandelions.
493381
I think you could, but the hole might not end up perfectly round, because of the pattern . Hope it works for you !
783033
I used the top of this as a replacement flag on my street safety sign to watch for playing children. I got a flag from Utah Trikes my Catrike Expedition and my Dad's Greenspeed Tandem. We both had to sand down the entry points for the holders. This is also fiberglass and you should be able to sand or file it to fit. (Wear protective gloves and glasses!)
997508
I don't see why not. Hinges? Maybe the chain? You might want something more like lithium grease for the tracks, though.
26906
I suppose you can, only if it is inferior or has poor quality construction . I had a problem with one of the straps it kept slipping out of the notch so I had to use a needle and thread on it . Other than that no big deal.
202960
I used a paint brush to cover uneven flagstone and it worked well. Be sure to blot any "pools" of sealer, as pools dry darker.
127361
I believe it is a form of synthetic rubber. I do not know how much gravel is in your path that you speak of, but in my experience, it would not be a problem. Especially because of the large wheels that assist on non flat paths.