Pointing problem.

Patio flagstones (slabs), concrete flags, stone flags including yorkstone and imported flagstones.
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haggistini
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Did you use water spray to wet the mortar after brushed in?
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bigwest wrote:No word yet on whether it's all over or in one spot.
Why dont you down and take a look. If that was me and i was being held responsible I would be down there while it was fresh in everyones mind
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Post: # 70054Post MattyH

As a general rule, this time of year, I would always cover for at least the night to protect from potential frost. If you've gone for a slightly 'peaked' pointing finish rather than a wire brushed 'flush' finish, it's probably due to the traffic rather than the weather.
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