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Old 12-26-2009, 04:40 PM   #191
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I wrap duct tape around the cans, then make a strap out of twisted tape for it. We call this a "purse." Then you clamp a pony clamp thru the hammer hole in the top step of your ladder and drape the handle of your "purse" over the clamp.
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Old 01-31-2010, 04:42 PM   #192
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how do you clean excess silicone. I am talking about silicone not tub and tile caulk.
Any paint thinner works great
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Any tips for smoother concrete patches?
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[quote=JK949;95316]Any tips for smoother concrete patches?[/quote

Go back a couple hours later and re-trowl(sp.?) the cream on top
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Old 02-01-2010, 06:39 PM   #195
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Any tips for smoother concrete patches?
Wait until it almost hardens up and spray it with a water bottle and float it out. Dont over work the concrete or it will work the water and the rocks to the top.....also having alittle dry portland cement or topping mix on hand helps somtimes to sprinkle around if you have a bad spot,neither have rocks in it.
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If you use ready mix in a bag add a shovel of cement per bag to richen it up, tamp well to bring the fines to the top, float smooth and trowel at the right time (only trial and error can teach you this).
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silicone is great, putty is like using windows 3.1
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silicone is great, putty is like using windows 3.1
Again with this????????
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we use test plug cement from the supply house. amasing stuff-sets in about twice the time of hydraulic cement. dries hard and is reenterable
if needed. patch holes on outside of house around your new pipies-wet sponge off-5 mimutes later run water over repair-looks smoooooooth. you can add sand if you need a sand finish. of course this will only work if its not snowing out-burrrrrrrrrrrr. thank the lord i live south florida.
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