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Description
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Tuckpointing / Repointing Masonry
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Suggested procedures for tuckpointing masonry
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Replacing Historic Mortar
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reproducing similar products for restoration and repair of existing masonry, and identify the fundamental parameters and
standardized testing methods for the old mortars.
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A
Case for Hydraulic Mortar: Masonry Materials
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Like everything old, hydraulic mortars are new again, finding a place in historic restorations
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Grinders
for Removing Mortar
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Small disc grinders are indispensable for repair contractors who do a lot of masonry repointing. These electric-powered right
angle grinders allow hardened mortar to be cut out quickly and efficiently
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Pointing with Poise
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Getting mortar into a thin joint between already-placed units can be a difficult, messy and expensive operation. Some
innovative companies, however, have developed equipment that eliminates much of the agony.
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Selecting
Mortar for Historic Preservation Projects
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The article provides guidelines for determining the composition of a structure's existing mortar and advocates using a
lime-based mortar for repointing if a lime mortar was used originally
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Surface
Grouting to Repair Mortar Joints
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When joints are weathered but not badly deteriorated, surface grouting can stop leaks more economically than repointing.
Try Surface Grouting
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