Pointing of yellow mint sandstone - What is best pointing to use?

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Sam perry
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Post: # 10936Post Sam perry

I have recently layed a (YM Sandstone) patio in the garden. Layed on to a mortar base (mortar base is now set). It is a large area (40m2). I now need to point this area and would ideally like to use a dry mix to do this. The pointing gaps vary in width and depth but no more than an 1.5". Is this suitable? If so what is the best material to use? What is the best way to apply? If not what is the best coarse of action?
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SUE @ EASIPOINT
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Post: # 10941Post SUE @ EASIPOINT

Hi

You could opt for a coloured mortar applied by gun. If you're interested check out the paving section on our website www.easipoint.co.uk.

Cheers

Sue
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