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Thin Mortar for Tuck Pointing
I need help selecting a mortar for tuck pointing. I have a 105 year
old house that needs some tuck pointing. The mortar is white and is about ¼ inch thick. I would like a white mortar if possible, but I think it would be more important for the mortar to be strong and binds to the brick strongly. I've been to HD and Lowes and did a little Web searching. I see so many different types of mortars. Is it better to use a mortar with a polymer or latex in it? I plan to use a group bag for pointing, if this would make a difference. Thanks for taking the time to read this. -mike |
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