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exterior filler colour..
Why is ready mixed filler always white?
I have a hole in an exterior brick to fill, not very big but in a noticeable area. My bricks are sandy coloured. Is there any ready mixed filler that is not white that you can buy? I guess I could use cement but I don't want the mess or hassle. Thanks, James |
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exterior filler colour..
"James" wrote in message ... Why is ready mixed filler always white? I have a hole in an exterior brick to fill, not very big but in a noticeable area. My bricks are sandy coloured. Is there any ready mixed filler that is not white that you can buy? I guess I could use cement but I don't want the mess or hassle. Thanks, James You can buy cement colourant. Have you any bricks of that colour lying about. If you crush up part of one with a club hammer it may be the perfect match ( depending on whether it's the same colour all the way through ). Andy. |
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