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Caulk or mortar?
Aaron Fude wrote:
Hi, On the following picture you will see a hole that was made in the mortar between the stones to let the antenna inside the house. http://freeboundaries.com/hole.jpg What is the best way to fix the hole? I may want to leave the antenna in place in case I ever decide to have a TV in that room. Thanks! Aaron For a little booboo like that, I would use grey caulk. |
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Caulk or mortar?
On Jun 27, 6:50*pm, Norminn wrote:
Aaron Fude wrote: Hi, On the following picture you will see a hole that was made in the mortar between the stones to let the antenna inside the house. http://freeboundaries.com/hole.jpg What is the best way to fix the hole? I may want to leave the antenna in place in case I ever decide to have a TV in that room. Thanks! Aaron For a little booboo like that, I would use grey caulk. Yep, or a product that Home Depot sells called "Pre-Mixed Concrete Patch". |
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