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HUIERJIE AR Fiberglass Mat is an engineered AR-stem designed for use in the reinforcement of very thin layer (5-25 mm). It may b
HUIERJIE AR Fiberglass Mat has a high elastic modulus and tensile strength, making them ideal as an effective reinforcement for cement matrices. They will not rot or corrode, and are unaffected by UV radiation, making them suitable for use with minimal cover.
HUIERJIE AR Fiberglass Matis available in a range of nominal weight: Standard is 120 G/M2. It is produced by chopping Huierjie AR-rovings into 20-50mm strands and forming into a mat with a suitable binder. The mat has an open construction to permit penetration by cement mortar. The engineered binder, which dissolves with water further, assists incorporation into a cement matrix.
HUIERJIE AR Fiberglass Matmay be used as a positioned reinforcement flooring systems.
- Q:I have a brick fireplace that has been painted a really ugly color by the previous owners. I'm not sure if I should persue the tedious task of re-painting all the bricks , or if there is something I can cover it with. A friend suggested cement board...???... Is this the only product or is there another that would also work??
- I've painted fireplaces before, it's no big deal Get a 3 or 4 inch roller and roll the puppy out, take your brush and paint where the roller can't reach. Forget the cement board, first off what on earth are you going to do with it that is better than paint Cement board is expensive and difficult to work with. Painting will be done and forgotten way before you even have the slightest idea of what to do with the cement board. I just noticed the answer above mine and it's true what he said, however if you are not really into painting bricks why on earth would you go through all the work of installing tile? It's going to be 100 times the work and much costlier
- Q:i need help hopefully someone can answer before wensday
- A cement is a binder, a substance that sets and hardens independently, and can bind other materials together. it was made from crushed rock with burnt lime as binder. Cement (as in Portland type cements) is made by heating limestone to 1450 degrees C, then grinding the result into fine powder and adding a small amount of clay. When mixed with sand, stones, or other aggregates, the result is concrete. Cement hardens by hydration, absorption of water, and not by drying. Chemical Formula for cement i think its 3CaO SiO2 Go to this link... this may help you to find you a better answer elearning.vtu.ac.in/Programme%2016/ENotes/ConcreteTechnology/Unit1-RVR/Unit1-L2-RVR.pdf
- Q:i am currently building a pond, but instead of using pond liner, we are using cement, with this still keep it sealed from leakage? (the cement will have no joints, all one peice)
- The concrete will invariably crack at some point. It might be two years down the road; it might be ten. But it will crack and it will leak.
- Q:..........without having to make up more cement and putting that over it?I cemented an area on an outside wall and when I checked it a few days later, someone had drawn on it so now it has set and I can't get rid of it. I don't want to have to buy more cement so wondered if there's some way of getting rid of the picture without having to cement over it.
- first, tell the police, so it wont happen again. try using water and lots of soap. Just and idea! Good luck.
- Q:How many 80 lbs bags of cement to do a 12 ft by 8 inch wall?
- You want to use concrete mix, not cement. If by cement you mean Portland cement, you need to know that this is but one ingredient in concrete. Portland cement by itself would be a disaster. However, in this case you are missing a dimension for the height of the wall, if i assume the 8 is the thickness. You need to calculate the total volume of the wall before you can figure this. An 80-lb bag of concrete mix will fill approximately 2/3 cu foot.
- Q:why is cement still very high when everything is going down?
- Because the cement cartel is a member of the Phil governing bodies .
- Q:What do I do? Is it harmful?
- Call the emergency vet.
- Q:What is it that the dentist use to get rid of braces? Do any people who have had braces know? Apparently It's a whitey paste that also makes your teeth whiter afterwards.This reason I ask this, is because I have a top brace, but no bottom and my teeth have gone very discoloured, but the only way to keep my teeth moving is to have the bottom brace as well, and I don't want too because they will make my teeth discoloured.Does anyone know what I should do?And what is it they use to get rid of the cement? Does it really whiten your teeth? I know the whitey paste idea is not a rumour, my friend came in with no braces on, with really white teeth and she said they used a white paste to scrape off the glue.ANY IDEAS?
- Go for your dentist and they'll take it off with out hazardous your enamel. They'll use an overly exceptional electrical dossier. Cement might be long past and your enamel might be exceptional. No anguish, both.
- Q:Okay, I made a boo boo and drove into a short brick wall (decorative) next to my driveway. I knocked a chunk of about 4 bricks off and now I want to simply stick them back on for as little as possible (labor and cost). The chunk sits nicely on the rest on the wall where it was and really shouldn't go anywhere, but I just want to have a nice fix. Could I just squirt some Great Stuff in there and hold it down for a few minutes?I was just hoping to use something around the house (not cement)Thank you so much in advance!
- Clean all of the surfaces well. Then use a two part epoxy to hold the broken parts together. If you are in a cold area of the country, wait until much warmer to do this.
- Q:I have been going to this dentist who lately doesn't seem to be in the office that much. This last visit was in order to have my temporary crown removed and have the permanent one put in. It turned out that he was out of town on vacation. The two dental assistants in the office did the work with one permanently cementing it in. I live in the state of Florida, and I'm wondering if this was legal for a dental assistant to do this. I am rather concerned as to whether it was adjusted properly. Also, I'm having some twinges in that area of my mouth but hoping they will settle down. Wondering if anyone knows for sure whether a dental assistant is allowed to do this in Florida. I don't really want to go back to this dentist because he also doesn't followup on things that well and, like I said, is gone so much. Would appreciate any info. Thanks
- Your dentist should re-shape to your specifications - it is perfectly normal for you to feel a bit of roughness or ill fitting after the novacane wears off. My dentist was happy to accommodate, no charge. As for an assistant shaping...maybe it differs from state to state, but I have NEVER had an assistant shape a crown for me here in Georgia. Good luck.
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