Thanks @MitchellMc. the overall patio is another meter and a half in the opposite direction that is in a similar OK state, it's just this one patch.
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Thanks for taking a look @JacobZ . Picture 5 is more zoomed out with the affected area in yellow, picture 6 shows the 'edge' of the patio which might ...
Hi Looking for advice on how to address this issue with front patio concrete (pretty sure, but it has a decorative layer of some kind over it)
Locat ...
Update on how it went. Got the aquadhere as recommended.
First got all tools together and did a dry test to make sure i could pry it open enough to g ...
Thanks @JacobZ for guidance on a more suitable product!
So to confirm the idea is,
a) use something to open up the gap (but not trying to scrape any ...
Hi Bunning Brains Trust.
I have some sash windows (up and down motion) where there is a crack in the lower (fly screen) portion of the timber on th ...
Thanks @JacobZ for the various options. It's always a bit of a conundrum when multiple options can get same result! But Considering I already have the ...
Afternoon @SamMac Wooohooo Thank you for the update! And love your suggestion about concave/face outwards. There have been a few people with similar ...
Hello @SamMac
Your planned approach sounds good. The Selleys 450g Linseed Oil Special Putty is used when the seal on the glass has deteriorated. Bu ...
@SamMac Now id be happy with that! It As they say "looks like a bought one" It looks good. Thanks for showing us how you went about it, makes it easy ...
@SamMac I hesitate on the idea of using a backing rodd or filler. To me an easy fix in this case may be better (less materials to go wrong). I just ha ...
Good Afternoon @SamMac I was trying to remember the name of the product I used at my place for sealing the edge of a patio and the brick wall from sto ...
Update on how it went. Got the aquadhere as recommended.
First got all tools together and did a dry test to make sure i could pry it open enough to g ...
Happy to help, I guess I wasn't sure how much caulk to use and obviously a concave finish will require more hence another tube perhaps, but long term ...
As a further follow up a few months later everything is still in place, but a mistake I made is that I put in the filler too 'concave' - dipping inwar ...
Exactly, figure someone else will have a similar issue so start to finish pics would help. Will update if there are any issues as it cures etc. Now to ...
Thanks @MitchellMc , and @EricL and @Dave-1 , here is how I went about it this morning. First I brushed the area clean and got out any debris from the ...
Thanks @EricL and @Dave-1 I misinterpreted the purpose of the filler rod to 'fill' completely rather than provide a 'base' for the filler itself. Will ...
Yes I think it's just moved apart with age and time, built in 1960's. I figure sand and backing rod is fairly flexible to fill with and proivde a base ...
