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Great work guys 👍What was the wetting agent and mortar used for the crack repair and the paver installation? Need to do the same project first my front porch? Thanks
Great work guys 👍What was the wetting agent and mortar used for the crack repair and the paver installation? Need to do the same project first my front porch? Thanks
Dear Ryan, thanks for your comprehensive insights. But why not using a toothed trowel to comb the glue/mortar onto the wall directly as for tiles? Best Regards from Germany Wolfram
Hey man just started watching your videos and learning about different techniques, I have been watching like 3 other videos of yours and my question comes back to how you start the pattern on this one. I'd appreciate it if you would elaborate on why you started the pattern and layed the first brick where you did. Thank you man
For anyone wondering, footings in Ontario by code have to be 1200mm below grade. This is to avoid frost heave from when the ground freezes over during the winter.
Great work Ryan, whereabouts in Jamaica are you from ? I myself am from St Catherine working for a masonry company in Toronto. Also have you ever thought about adding one of those furniture bumpers to the bottom of your trowel ? We usually add it to stop the pinging noises when we hit stuff with it
This is a great job! I am trying to do something like this myself with 2 inch pavers, but I am unaware how deep to dig. Could you guys please let me know? Thank you!
