Joint-It Simple Grey Porcelain Jointing Compound - 20kg

Joint-It Simple Grey is a ready to use jointing compound for classic grey paving, the mid tone that suits the vast majority of British patios. It is a brush in, dry apply formulation designed for speed and a neat, professional finish, and it is suitable for porcelain as well as natural stone and concrete paving. This 20kg bucket is one of four colours in the Simple range (Neutral, Grey, Dark Grey and Black), so you can match whatever slabs you already have down.

How to Use

• Make sure joints are clean, dry and free of loose debris before you start.
• Brush the compound into the joints, working it in fully so there are no gaps or air pockets.
• Compact the compound down within the joint using a brush or jointing tool.
• Remove any excess compound from the face of the paving before it begins to cure.
• Joint-It Simple can be applied in wet or dry weather, so you are not left waiting for a dry spell to finish the job.

Technical Details

• 20kg bucket, larger size for better value on bigger patios
• Ready to use straight from the tub, no mixing required
• Suitable for porcelain paving, plus natural stone and concrete
• Water permeable, so it will not trap water on the surface
• Weed resistant, power washer resistant and frost resistant once cured
• Long lasting and non staining on the surrounding paving
• Eco friendly formulation
• Available in 4 colours: Neutral, Grey, Dark Grey and Black

FAQs

Does jointing compound stop weeds growing between paving?
Yes. Weed resistance is one of the main reasons people move from traditional sand joints to a proper jointing compound like Joint-It Simple. Once properly applied and cured, it makes it much harder for weeds and moss to establish in the joints.

How long does jointing compound take to dry and cure?
Initial set is usually within a few hours, but full cure depends on temperature, humidity and joint depth. Avoid heavy foot traffic or pressure washing until the compound has fully cured.

Do I need to seal my patio after jointing?
Sealing is not always required, but it can help protect the paving and joints from staining, moss and general weathering over time once the jointing compound has fully cured.