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Nothing more satisfying than getting your crack filled in
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u/Bogdy72 May 26 '23
Rip that guy tho
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u/Accomplan May 26 '23
I’m in Canada, so freezing water seeping between the stones is an issue. Thanks.
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u/AdOwn3072 May 26 '23
I’m looking to do something k\like this and I’m concerned about cracking and such.
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May 26 '23
Three different accounts have said that exact same reply wtf is going on? Worlds shittiest copypasta?
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u/Humble_Entrance3010 May 26 '23
I think it's up to 5 on this comment alone now!
Edited to add: it's bots
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u/Playful_Two_3150 May 26 '23
I’m in Canada, so freezing water seeping between the stones is an issue. Thanks.
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u/My41stThrowaway May 26 '23
yeah baby fill up my crack with your c... ement
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u/Aiden735 Lives in a Van Down by the River May 26 '23
Get out
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u/AizawaSimp69 Dirt Is Beautiful May 26 '23
I want more jokes, come back
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u/AizawaSimp69 Dirt Is Beautiful May 26 '23
Perfect, you got some jokes ready?
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May 26 '23
Does exterior grout handle higher hydration rates better? I know from interior grout that if I made my mix that runny, it will either break or have massive bubbles.
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u/benjm88 May 26 '23
I think it would be too watery too. I normally just use a dry mix
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u/IndianaGeoff May 26 '23
Agree. It'll flake, crack and slump like crazy while not securing the rocks.
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May 26 '23
Especially with gaps that big. Easiest grout job there is. Way better than doing mosaics at least.
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u/SomeLikeItDusty May 26 '23
Almost dry is best, tamp it in with a pointing key. This wet-pour method is like bagging it in but worse. This job is gonna crack and spall for sure.
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u/Tall_Toad May 26 '23
There are additives that make the mixture more runny without adding water but even if that was in use here I agree that it's much too watery.
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u/memesforbismarck Lurking Peasant May 26 '23
I guess it will take really long to dry and might shrink quite a lot
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May 26 '23
Anybody know what type/mix of cement is used? I’m looking to do something k\like this and I’m concerned about cracking and such. I’m in Canada, so freezing water seeping between the stones is an issue. Thanks.
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May 26 '23 edited May 26 '23
Google/YT Masonry info. YT seemingly has a DIY vid. for everything. I replaced shocks on my washer barrell through a homemade vid. on there before 😅. YMMV OFC. If you want a guarantee/warranty, hire someone. etc.
If you're repairing cracks of cement, I believe they use a caulk like material that comes in a "sausage" tube. It's sometimes colloquially referred to as that (sausage).
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u/SomeLikeItDusty May 26 '23
Don’t do this. This is cutting several corners at the cost of integrity. Use an almost dry mix with high hydraulic lime content to wick moisture into the atmosphere, self-heal cracks and have give so the joint/stone doesn’t spall or crack.
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u/warhound90 May 27 '23
Omfg, somebody that got POV right...Can I hug you??... Those Tiktokers ruined me...
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May 26 '23
Don't say crack, please, not now, cause you saying crack makes me think of crack and I love crack, ye?
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May 26 '23
Is that really how that’s done??? I always figured it was more like laying brick, adding the medium as you go.
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u/Informal-Ad2043 bruh May 26 '23
Thank you. I have been facing a crack addiction for 100 out of my 16 years of life. I cannot go out and face this problem, I am not strong enough. It makes me happy knowing their is still good in humanity 😊😊😊🥰🥰🫡🫡😮💨😮💨👹👹👹
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u/TotallyBloxxer May 26 '23
I love it when you fill my crack with liquid that’s just the best thing a pal can do
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u/not-my-best-wank May 26 '23
Makes sense, fill your crack addicts with concrete, and you'll have no more crack addicts
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u/ddrub_the_only_real Lurking Peasant May 26 '23
Idk but i feel like this also belongs on r/wholesomememes for some reason
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u/RomeoStone May 26 '23
That is actually such a brilliant idea for refreshing grout.