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Rawlbolt holes - treatment a good idea?
Hello
http://www.allproducts.com/manufactu...r/product1.jpg Having just fitted four of these into brickwork (amazingly without cracking any of the bricks like I managed to do a month ago, and amazingly getting all four to line up with where they were supposed to be), it occurs to me that maybe I should spray something into the hole before I tighten up the rawlbolt. I thought some form of silicone spray to prevent water ingress. Then I thought about some form of grease to stop the rawlbolts from seizing up should I need to remover them at some future juncture. Please advise - or should I just press on and get them fitted and stop messing about! Thanks DDS |
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