Tamiya Extra Thin Cement Question

[Guest]

I'm going to have to lie down ! and change my name to Confused . :smiling2:

[Guest]

I'm going to have to lie down ! and change my name to Confused . :smiling2:

Yes you get "stuck" in their John.

[stillp]

I'm going to have to lie down ! and change my name to Confused . :smiling2:

Dot Com?

[Tim Marlow]

Love it LOL....
by the way, cement holds bricks apart.....if it was a glue it would hold them together :tongue-out3:
Getting technical, cement is a constituent part of mortar and concrete.....and it reacts chemically to do its job. It’s therefor a glue, so there:tongue-out3::tongue-out3::tongue-out3:

[Bortig the Viking]

Love it LOL....
by the way, cement holds bricks apart.....if it was a glue it would hold them together :tongue-out3:
Getting technical, cement is a constituent part of mortar and concrete.....and it reacts chemically to do its job. It’s therefor a glue, so there:tongue-out3::tongue-out3::tongue-out3:

Do you want a job as a builder, got a little wall needs building.:tongue-out3:

[stillp]

Love it LOL....
by the way, cement holds bricks apart.....if it was a glue it would hold them together :tongue-out3:
Getting technical, cement is a constituent part of mortar and concrete.....and it reacts chemically to do its job. It’s therefor a glue, so there:tongue-out3::tongue-out3::tongue-out3:

It doesn't react chemically with the bricks though does it? :tongue-out:
Pete

[Tim Marlow]

You couldn’t afford me Mark, but if you did, you’d really regret it LOL....

[Tim Marlow]

It doesn't react chemically with the bricks though does it? :tongue-out:
Pete

I never said it did.....it reacts chemically with the constituents of mortar, which makes mortar work.......and mortar is the glue.....still with me? I’m not :tongue-out3: :tongue-out3: :tongue-out3:

[Bortig the Viking]

You couldn’t afford me Mark, but if you did, you’d really regret it LOL....

:tongue-out::tongue-out3:

[Guest]

Actually mortar for brickwork should be a holding meduim. It binds the bricks together.

Bricks move with temperature & also water absorbtion so need a holding matter which has a flexibiltiy. Using the incorrect mortar, which may be termed as glue, will result in many cases the brickwork failing with cracking some times considerable & in some cases dangerous. Mortar provides a bed on which the bricks rest & are kept in position. The bricks are self supporting in a restrained position (except when they crack)..

Laurie