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Joint is too small to get an arb saw or most blades.is it just a hilti and smash it out ?

On another note,what would be the best way to remove spalled bricks to be replaced ?

It was by a bricky.i agree with u on the finish but its a 150 year old building and the joints are on average 3mm running to virtually butted together,there is mo way possible to trowel it in most places

Theyre a red engineering brick

Ive been advised bag jointing and sponging off would be the best way.does anyone have any experience doing this or is there any fault in doing it.it seems more logical than trowel as it would be forcing it into the joint whereas trowelling into a 3mm mortar joint would be painstaking and not as...

Brilliant stuff both for the ease of use and for life span.comes with a gurantee on the life span also

How do you point old victorian brickwork,where bricks have been layed with mortar joints which are 3 and 5mm wide. I dont think you can get a grinder blade this thin but wouldnt want to damage bricks anyway.also what is the best way to point it as jointer or mortar gun would be a struggle.thanks...