B&q mortar ready mix

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Our ready-mixed chemicals, concrete, and cement come in different size tubs and bags, ideal for both big and small tasks. You'll find everything you need to get the job done. See more Building supplies. Blue Circle Postcrete, 20kg Bag - Ready mixed. Blue Circle Quick repair Concrete, 2. Tarmac One coat Render, 25kg Bag - Ready mixed. Bostik Cementone Buff Fire cement, 5kg Tub.

B&q mortar ready mix

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What is the difference between NHL 3. Then I'd consider using a hydraulic lime, but not a very strong one. Gervase Member.

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You can purchase these in a choice of pack sizes depending on the size of your project. We sell many different formulas of chemicals, concrete and cement to cater for all types of building jobs. See more Building supplies. Blue Circle Extra rapid Cement, 25kg Bag. Sika Floor levelling compound, 25kg Bag. Offer - 3 for 2 on selected interior paint and paint mixing. Discount applied in basket. Bostik Grey Tanking slurry Bag.

B&q mortar ready mix

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New posts. The instructions on the bag have to be written for the majority of modern users, but you can safely ignore them and forget the cement. It prevents the smearing. So the question is what mix do I use for the repointing? That way you can try and sue someone else for your own gross stupidity. Messages 2, Location East of England. Hi all, I have read through old topic on repointing and quite frankly I am more confused than when I started. Can I also use it to reset bricks on top of a low wall ie as mortar? It works well for that. When you get the colour you want after experimenting write down the recipe and where you got the materials so you can reproduce it again in the future. And of course no shortage of cheap labour who were well versed in the materials they used, unlike today where knowledge is limited, labour expensive and what should be well know building processes have had to be re learnt, best guessing sometimes I am sure. I would also add that I am a cack-handed fool and the little bit of pointing I have done in the past with a pre-mixed lime mortar looks awful because the surrounding bricks have white stains and the mortar itself is bright white and quite out of keeping with the property. Thread starter thiambal Start date May 3, Is this the stuff I want? Then, as long as the same quality lime is used and in the same proportion, the colour will weather down the same.

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Do I just add water or do I need sand as well? I thought normal lime mortar was used for pointing. I would also add that I am a cack-handed fool and the little bit of pointing I have done in the past with a pre-mixed lime mortar looks awful because the surrounding bricks have white stains and the mortar itself is bright white and quite out of keeping with the property. Best if you wear a pink or lilac jumper and shorts when you're doing it. In Store. Cement based mortar can cause problems if used on an old wall built using lime mortar. School got fined for it as well. You can buy it pre-mixed in a bag, just add water. Location Up chevron Exterior. It works well for that. NHL 3. It might work with bricks - depends on the bricks, naturally.