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Hi All,
Not sure which forum to post this on ... but I have an outcropping of ledge in my yard that I would like to reduce in size. I'm told there is a fluid that can be used, other than water, to pour into drilled holes and let mother nature take over during the winter months to freeze it, and ultimately break/split/crack the ledge that is too close to my barn to blast. Does anybody know of what I'm talking about? Thanks in advance, --Jim |
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