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brightontraveller wrote: »Here's a method for you to try out :wall:,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, if it crumbles after say 20 -30 good hits its lime :wave:
Ahh I see ,you are obviously referring to codified guidance on lime mortars.
As we are passing on useful tips, here's a method for you to try out - find out when the wall was built and if it was after the mid 1930s it's quite likely that Portland Cement was used and not hydraulic lime.Forgotten but not gone.0 -
NopeAhh I see ,you are obviously referring to codified guidance on lime mortars.
Portland Cement 20. 14. 13. 26. (L, C, S ) pointless explaining it further to you,,,As we are passing on useful tips, here's a method for you to try out - find out when the wall was built and if it was after the mid 1930s it's quite likely that Portland Cement was used and not hydraulic lime.
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