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Play sand.
Play sand.
We've always used concrete sand.
What is your setting, patio? Do you want it to be permanent? If so, you can sprinkle mortar mix in and sweep into the cracks. Then wet with a hose and it will be a semi-permanent filling.
Polymer sand, when you wet it bonds with the other grains of sand to make a tight seal
Either would be good, but the concrete sand would be more permanent if you are using it for a patio or something like that.
Thanks
we will try the polymer sand!!