widler TF Esteemed Arms Oct 28, 2015 #11 Yes, we cleaned and polished quarry's with sawdust , can't remember using oil though
J J Sid Oct 28, 2015 #12 antonio said: then why not use diesel ? 🙂🙂🙂 Click to expand... I know a bricklayer would put diesel on all the bricks in a ladies porch he built, 3 years later and you can still smell it.
antonio said: then why not use diesel ? 🙂🙂🙂 Click to expand... I know a bricklayer would put diesel on all the bricks in a ladies porch he built, 3 years later and you can still smell it.
I Italy Oct 28, 2015 #15 Andy Allen said: Have you seen the price of diesel !! Cost a tenner to dust off a bathroom. .lol Click to expand... years ago, it was cheap !!!! Also WD40 coast !!! 🙂
Andy Allen said: Have you seen the price of diesel !! Cost a tenner to dust off a bathroom. .lol Click to expand... years ago, it was cheap !!!! Also WD40 coast !!! 🙂
D Diggy TF Oct 29, 2015 #16 We used to use silver sand for quarries,worked wonders on stuff like surefoot etc. Diggy
O Old Mod Oct 29, 2015 #17 Diggy said: We used to use silver sand for quarries,worked wonders on stuff like surefoot etc. Diggy Click to expand... Haha I just bought silver sand for a small floor......memories! Haha
Diggy said: We used to use silver sand for quarries,worked wonders on stuff like surefoot etc. Diggy Click to expand... Haha I just bought silver sand for a small floor......memories! Haha
T The Legend; Phil Hobson RIP Oct 30, 2015 #19 Marc let me know how you go on with the silver sand, and the Dry Treat. We used to use damp sawdust to clean off quarries, but it got banned, it contamiated the grout. I hope it all works well for you please let me know, you can always blame some old begger if it doesn't work.
Marc let me know how you go on with the silver sand, and the Dry Treat. We used to use damp sawdust to clean off quarries, but it got banned, it contamiated the grout. I hope it all works well for you please let me know, you can always blame some old begger if it doesn't work.
