Have used Lanoguard over a 3 year period, seems to do the job, just a bit messy when applying, i.e. drips onto the drive.How do you rate the lanoguard ? So you have had a bit of a rest for 2 months catch much fresh or sea ?
Thanks for that can you use it over other coats ? Got a real task on for sea trout but if you hit it right it will be good sport only ever caught 1 but have in the past had great days out of Southwold for bass drifting over sand banks 10 miles out my record was 28 average weight 12 lb great sport in a strong tideHave used Lanoguard over a 3 year period, seems to do the job, just a bit messy when applying, i.e. drips onto the drive.
In the salt for sea trout, but they are elusive as ever.
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Well done!
Pics please!
here ye go.......
Looks very neat.
Looks very neat.
Well the concrete bits do!!!
Well done mate!
Don't overdo it!Yer well I might tidy up tomorrow, it has taken me most of the day to get two of the outside shutters off think I went
ott on the bracing plus they are a foot deep & it was roasting today I was melting.
I always though that for maximum strength you left the concrete to dry as slow as possible and left the shuttering in place?Yer well I might tidy up tomorrow, it has taken me most of the day to get two of the outside shutters off think I went
ott on the bracing plus they are a foot deep & it was roasting today I was melting.
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Concrete does not harden by drying out. Quite the opposite, it needs water for the chemical changes which take place after it sets. Normal to keep it wet after it has set, or spray with a curing agent to seal the moisture in.I always though that for maximum strength you left the concrete to dry as slow as possible and left the shuttering in place?
I am probably wrong though.
