Speculative M Mason
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Hello all,
I am not a professional stone mason. However, I do have some experience with various stones and concrete and mortar but nothing that I would consider remotely close to
a professional or master level. In fact, I'm quite a newbie in the field. I bought an Victorian (1889) which is part of an Historic Site of similarly designed homes that are even older than mine.
I would like to work on some of the joints between the bricks that need fixing. I know to avoid pure Portland cement. But I'll be in the forums looking for tips and advice on what to do.
Thank you very much!
Justin
I am not a professional stone mason. However, I do have some experience with various stones and concrete and mortar but nothing that I would consider remotely close to
a professional or master level. In fact, I'm quite a newbie in the field. I bought an Victorian (1889) which is part of an Historic Site of similarly designed homes that are even older than mine.
I would like to work on some of the joints between the bricks that need fixing. I know to avoid pure Portland cement. But I'll be in the forums looking for tips and advice on what to do.
Thank you very much!
Justin
