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Originally Posted by vintageogauge
First, don't use the thin pavers as you too will be looking for replacements in the very near future. Second, get a reputable installer and save the hassle of trying to do it yourself. The hardest part I believe would be cutting out the concrete in front of your garage to get the pavers level with the floor as well as getting them to be level with the side drains on your street, next would be having all 4 sides even, driveways are not all that square and the steeper the driveway the more concrete you have to cut out on either end.
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yeah,,,but....what if you bought a home that already has the thin pavers. And what if what you want to accomplish is to rehabilitate the driveway to a point that it looks nice, and with the knowledge and skills acquired, won't be an overwhelming task to maintain, year by year. And what if all you really wanted to know was "what is the best way to adhere the (thin) paver to the concrete driveway", and what if you had already considered a bunch of alternatives, including scrapping the thin pavers, but had decided you didn't want to scrap all of that existing investment?