Will kiln dried sand (from newly relaid block paving/patio) spoil soil?

There's a noticeable dusting of all of my topsoil from all the sand the builders whacker-plated into the gaps between the block paving - they seem to have used more sand than necessary IMHO so it's all over the place - I'm having to scrape it out from around drains etc but wondered if I need to go to the trouble of trying to scrape it off the soil? Is it really going to do the soil any harm - we have sandy slightly acid soil FWIW. What do you reckon? Leave it, dig it in it or scrape it off?

 

Thanks John for the prompt reply - it's not what I wanted to hear TBH. The newly created borders where turf has been removed currently have no plants in them. I need a ton of topsoil to fill two newly created raised beds so I know I'll have a bit left over - hopefully I can find a recommendation for a supplier somewhere on here - it's a job getting anyone to answer the phone or reply to a contact form these days.

 

Personally I wouldn't worry, it will wash through once the winter rains begin.
I use builders sharp sand all the time in potting compost and never had a problem, I know the kiln dried stuff is finer and slightly different, more like silver sand.

 

As I had 2 tons of topsoil delivered - 1 from Rolawn (beds and borders) and 1 from "fieldcompost" I had enough left over from filling 2 raised beds to allow me to scrape off some of the topsoil that had a more than a dusting of sand on it - to make it easier I just flattened the surface first by putting a sheet of plywood down and standing on it - then I just sliced off a thin layer with the spade.