It's fine to use I do it all the time. Mix it a little thicker and use a sponge to wipe down underside and the set spot so you get high bond. Theres alot of dust on stones from release agent during manufacturing.
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JIMMYYYYYYY!!!!
100% DIY thanks yo TFP and input by you and others on this thread.
amazing resource!!!!
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This looks great! I will be showing my wife because it is almost exactly what i just did for the coping, and we are trying to figure out what to do for the patio.
The coping is Cambridge 12x24” cap in Bluestone Blend.
field laver is Nicolock Marble Blend.
No border stone at all....my wife’s idea which I actually really like. The patio just disappears into the grass
yeah i don't plan on doing a border, either - this is pretty close to exactly what i am going for - i used 14"x4'x2" bluestone treads with an eased edge - very similar to what you have going on here, and i had all the same questions about inside and outside corners, looks like we came to very similar solutions.
Looks awesome, glad I could help. Nice tight gaps amd nice corners, I almost always 45.clip them for safety to swimmer's, it looks slick too. The only issue I can spot is the missing adult relaxing with a beverage 
HA...I’m in bed on a heating pad lol.Looks awesome, glad I could help. Nice tight gaps amd nice corners, I almost always 45.clip them for safety to swimmer's, it looks slick too. The only issue I can spot is the missing adult relaxing with a beverage
Again thanks for all the input.
Gonna post a new thread with start to finish and a plug to this forum and all who helped. This is a great resource for everyone, homeowners and pros too.
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