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After the ravages of the winter, the pointing between my patio slabs has
got considerably broken up in places. How can I best repair this damage with minimal staining of the slabs themselves? I am thinking of raking out the loose mortar and then refilling with a dryish 4:1 mix of sand and cement, maybe with some plasticiser (e.g. like Unibond). Would this be a good way of tackling the job or are there better ways to repair the damage? Yours, Ed |
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