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Rick wrote:
When you fill in the bulk of the hole, in the first stage I descibe, you can use your hand - with appropriate protective gloves. The harder bits are when you get to the top ...... I'm always hearing how you mustn't get cement on your skin because of potential burning - indeed, there's a nice(?) photo at http://www.pavingexpert.com/mortars.htm! but I have to say that not once have I experienced even any discomfort, despite years of pratting about with wet cement on my hands, and TBH these days I never even bother specifically trying to protect my hands from it. Is it something that some folk are maybe more susceptible to than others? I remember once, years ago, having to paddle through an ankle-deep puddle of highly cementitious water in my trainers (long story), and not having the opportunity to get cleaned up for ages afterwards, and being quite worried about it - but nothing happened at all. David |
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