Using rough stone, Markers, monuments, and such.... |
Using rough stone, Markers, monuments, and such.... |
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![]() Master Mucker! ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Group: Members Posts: 1,301 Joined: 17-February 12 From: Central CO Member No.: 41,357 ![]() |
We have been having trouble with some of the delivery companies finding our cabin out here (directly across from Mitchell Mountain, on Mitchell mountain Rd, and the ONLY buildings with copper colored roofs in the entire subdivision....) so we had a chunk of granite from Telluride Stone in Denver cut for an address marker, then used stone from the property to "dress it up". What uses do you find for rough stone?
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Hold off on that product... it's designed for applications where the average joint width is 1" wide or wider. It doesn't perform well on narrow joints. It performs extrememly well for joints where the average width is greater than 1".
From what I see in that pic your joint widths will average narrower than 1". Consider Sashco Conceal for that application or Permachink Energy Seal which will give you far better performance in that situation and a wider variety of colors to choose from. Both are great products and not too difficult for your application.... you could even do it in tubes. -------------------- /l ,[____], l---L-OlllllllO- ()_) ()_)--o-)_) BLACK SANDS MATTER! Very Happy CP Lifetime Member CP CORE TEAM Referral Code CE213 |
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