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Trade: carpentry
Join Date: May 2007
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Patio/ Pointing
Have concrete patio with concrete pavers on top 18inx 18in 1.5 thick.
Had some come loose from freeze thaw cycle. Dont have room for a mortar bed . Removed crumled mortar , not overly bad to rip it all up. Can I just dry lay and repoint? Was going to use type s, do I need an additive for better stick? Thanx. |
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Trade: Masonry
Join Date: Apr 2007
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Re: Patio/ Pointing
thoro-bond
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Trade: Masonry
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Re: Patio/ Pointing
and still a tail light garantee lol
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Re: Patio/ Pointing
Thanx for reply, Its on my home , just trying to get a few years out of it. I am thinking the pavers are heavy enough to stay put, have them in a light sand bed. Thoro bond for the pointing? or point and bed?
thanx. |
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