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loose flagstone
I have an AZ flagstone porch with two loose stones. Is it advisable to use
expoxy or some other adhesive to affix them or do I need to use mortar? (I'm afraid that the mortar will raise the stone above the surface-level). thank you, doug |
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loose flagstone
old dirtbeard wrote:
I have an AZ flagstone porch with two loose stones. Is it advisable to use expoxy or some other adhesive to affix them or do I need to use mortar? (I'm afraid that the mortar will raise the stone above the surface-level). thank you, doug You can find an adhesive made for just that. I has worked a couple of years so far for me. -- Joseph Meehan Dia duit |
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loose flagstone
There was a recent "Ask This Old House" episode where this type of problem was
addressed. Good old Roger Cook the landscaper, used adhesive. "old dirtbeard" wrote: I have an AZ flagstone porch with two loose stones. Is it advisable to use expoxy or some other adhesive to affix them or do I need to use mortar? (I'm afraid that the mortar will raise the stone above the surface-level). thank you, doug |
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