I did actually know. While you're on. I have to point a stone patio. Do you know much about them brush in resin products? I want dark grey and can't be doing with the bleeding from cement and dye.
I did actually know. While you're on. I have to point a stone patio. Do you know much about them brush in resin products? I want dark grey and can't be doing with the bleeding from cement and dye.
I've never used it, Saddo. I used to brush in kiln dried sand and cement dry, then sprinkle a hose over it. It was never brilliant. The mortar guns are supposed to be good? I think pointing on your hands and knees the old fashioned way is probably the best/longest way.
Spot on, Delta.I've never used it, Saddo. I used to brush in kiln dried sand and cement dry, then sprinkle a hose over it. It was never brilliant. The mortar guns are supposed to be good? I think pointing on your hands and knees the old fashioned way
Cheers kenbo. It's a bit contemporary, narrow joins clean edges. I trialled a bit with dyed cement but you cant go near it with water to tidy up and even brushing any flecks off leaves staining. The polymer stuff still gets tooled in but you can keep spraying it while you work.
Cheers kenbo. It's a bit contemporary, narrow joins clean edges. I trialled a bit with dyed cement but you cant go near it with water to tidy up and even brushing any flecks off leaves staining. The polymer stuff still gets tooled in but you can kee