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Thread Author: legacylad Replies: 15

 Jointing compounds - legacylad
My builder pal retired a few years ago, got bored, so returned to doing jobs for family and friends.
My Indian sandstone flags are a mixed bunch, varying sizes and thickness. A few are wafer thin. Others the complete opposite, so different levels of base material required to get the job looking right and a g3ntle fall into two long drains and consequently no pooling of water. Apparently these days they are of a uniform thickness, with three grooves on the underside to aid adhesion.
When cleaned, they are very attractive. Different colours, fossilised ferns etc,. Unfortunately they get grubby after several months, and my annual pressure washing often removes some of the pointing.
There are approaching 300 slabs over the 3 patio areas, and it would have taken the two of us quite a few days to do the pointing. Hopefully this Nexus Projoint V75 epoxy resin mortar system should do the job. It takes loads up to 7.5 tons so should be ok for my plastic furniture
I’ll let you know how it goes.
 Messages Author Date
 Jointing compounds new legacylad 10 Aug 19 08:18
 Jointing compounds new Zero 10 Aug 19 15:49
 Jointing compounds new smokie 10 Aug 19 16:48
 Jointing compounds new legacylad 10 Aug 19 17:09
 Jointing compounds new Zero 10 Aug 19 17:58
 Jointing compounds new CGNorwich 10 Aug 19 18:37
 Jointing compounds new legacylad 18 Sep 19 07:43
 Jointing compounds new CGNorwich 18 Sep 19 08:22
 Jointing compounds new Bromptonaut 18 Sep 19 08:51
 Jointing compounds new Duncan 18 Sep 19 08:58
 Jointing compounds new CGNorwich 18 Sep 19 09:05
 Jointing compounds new CGNorwich 18 Sep 19 09:01
 Jointing compounds new Zero 18 Sep 19 11:30
 Jointing compounds new Crankcase 19 Sep 19 15:49
 Jointing compounds new Ambo 19 Sep 19 16:02
 Jointing compounds new Zero 19 Sep 19 18:15
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