Yes, you must mix cement with sand for brushing into paver joints. Here's why and how.
Typical: 1 part cement : 3-4 parts sand (by volume). Mix dry, brush in, compact, mist lightly.
Firm, stable joints that resist weeds, ants, and erosion—far superior to plain sand for longevity.
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