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Building wall from old sandstone
I have a quantity of old sandstone, in which I will be building a low-
ish garden wall. The stone came originally from a mediaeval church window, but has since been cut down to blocks that one or two chaps can lift. For longevity, should I be considering using lime mortar in this construction, rather than using hard cement around soft sandstone? I've also got nice old weathered faces, and harsh machine-cut faces to some of these blocks. Any ideas on a quick-ish method to soften the machine-cut faces? Cheers Richard |
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