No I mean post'crete', I know it's concrete but the only difference is it's got stones in and sets quicker so if I add more sand, I've taken all the stones out with a fine garden and washing up liquid, will this work?Do you mean cement rather than postcrete?
If only doing 7 bricks you should be ok without any additive.
Mortar plasticiser is used to keep the mortar usable for longer
4 parts sand, 1 part cement, splash of plasticiser
You'll probably only need 1 bucket of mix
I'd say the cement in the mix is a different compound to normal 'portland' cement.What can you add to postcrete to stop it setting so quickly, sand? plasticiser? Washing up liquid?, I only have 7 bricks to relay...thanks
Please, PLEASE video you attempting to lay bricks with postcrete.No I mean post'crete', I know it's concrete but the only difference is it's got stones in and sets quicker so if I add more sand, I've taken all the stones out with a fine garden and washing up liquid, will this work?
You can hold it when I switch it on then, I only asked a question hahaPlease, PLEASE video you attempting to lay bricks with postcrete.
That's right up there with underwater hair dryer.
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