Ground Glue Dust & Gravel Gravel Road dust Control 1 Gallon

Very impressed how well this stuff works! I have a large asphalt milling/recycled concrete driveway that would create massive clouds of dust but this tamed it immediately. No, this won't stop ALL dust but the difference is well worth the money.

Does not reduce dust AT ALL! Complete waste of money.

Very expensive for the amount of thime the product works.

After the paved road in front of my 120 year old farmhouse was turned to dirt - our 3/4 wrap around porch became unusable as it was too close to the road. I get a lot of wind where I'm at in S. Michigan..After a lot of research - I choose Ground Glue from Corrosionx - just one spray - one gallon - reduced the dust load to a 1/10th of what it previously was. I've now put a second layer on, ordered an emergency gallon.. and couldn't be happier with the results. I actually used a 2 gallon garden sprayer to apply, then watered it into the dirt. First application is still going strong after 30 days and hoping my second really "locks" this dirt into a semi solid dustless road. Although the initial per gallon price seems high - it is a concentrate and it's way way less than the $370 others are asking to spray saltwater. Can't recommend this enough. Thanks Corrosion X!

I mixed the material a little heavier than advertised and while it did knock the dust down, it didn't last very long on a high traffic area. I will not purchase again.

Dilution directions are vague at best. Only says can be diluted up to 10 times,. No numbers, nothing. You better have a heavy duty sprayer because this stuff is thick. It wouldn’t go through my rigid power sprayer so I had to use a squeeze bottle. Not impressed.

Well as dust control products go this one falls short, Need a special sprayer and or application process to even get it done. Two inch soaking to do it's job is a bit impossible.

This stuff works great. We live next to a busy and dusty gravel alley. The dust is virtually gone. I do have to reapply depending on rain amounts and frequency.