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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 am cofused~ what is the difference between water-based cement and glue~~: Water based cement can be thinned with water and cleaned up quickly (if you spill or are sloppy with it) with water. Once it dries completely you can't clean it up with water anymore. Not as messy as regular glue.

Q: why does cement not become soft when wet after it has dried?: Cement is a chemical reaction with water. The water only makes it feel wet when yo are first mixing it. But the water is actually reacting with the calcium oxide in the cement powder which turns rock hard after the reaction takes places.

Q: It's gray and turns all hard, where do they get the ingredients and how come there never seems to be a short supply of it?: Cement should not be confused with concrete. The term cement refers only to the dry powder substance used to bind the aggregate materials of concrete. Upon the addition of water and/or additives the cement mixture is referred to as concrete, especially if aggregates have been added.

Q: Hello All, I have had fixed dark brown tiles on my bathroom floor, however the guys did a bad job at it, and i can see the white cement in beween the tiles.. and its actually making the whole pattern look bad.. I was wondering if there was any way I could kind of colour the cement filling in between the tiles so that it blends with the colour of the tiles... ?Also any suggestions for removal of cement stains off these tiles? PLEASE Help, i am really in a mess here.: If as you say, the the job is of a poor finish you can rake out the joints using a flat head screwdriver when this has been done thoroughly clean the surface. You can purchase coloured waterproof grout from most DIY or hardware stores. If the grout is in powder form then you will need to put water into a container first, then add the powder stirring as you add it until it is of a thick creamy cosistency. Pour this over the tiles and using a rubber squeegy (the type you would use for cleaning your windows) spread the mix and ensure it goes into each tile joint. If it dries quickly then deal with it approximately 1 sq yard at a time. using a sponge and a bucket of water, clean off the excess grout and rub dry with a clean cloth. This should give you a good finish! As for the removing the cement stains this can be removed using a paint scraper and a scouring pad. Note this should be done prior to you preparing the above for grouting. Good luck.

Q: I was watching amastad (sp) and pirates of carribean. They mentioned tying cement blocks to feet and throwing them over board. What happens to the human body? Do they drown first or are they crushed? I love learning new things. Plus I'm bored. So this thought came to mind. Anyone know what possibly happened to people way back when?: It is really simple. If the water is deeper than the height of the person, they drown. If not, then they starve or get eaten by something. They don't get crushed because the cement will hit the bottom first as it is more dense than a person and will sink more quickly. The idea, and practice, of weighting live people, or dead bodies, with concrete or other weights, like chains, has been around for hundreds of years.

Q: I have 300sq feet of yard space that's infested with worms and all sorts of creeters. I wanna cover 100 ft of. This yard in cement. And grow nice healthy grass behind it. Hope yall can help me out: First off, its concrete, not cement. Cement is only an ingredient in concrete. Second of all, whats wrong with worms and critters. Yikes, without them we wouldn't have food, our eco system would collapse, and we would all die. Third of all, weeds can be used as nicely as lawns, achieving that perfect piece of lawn is ugly and harsh on our enviroment. Of course you can concrete a section of your yard, you level and grade it and then have it poured. To achieve you perfect lawn apply toxic herbicides and pesticides, continue to pollute our soils and waterways further, kill off beneficial insects such as bees and bugs, let those poisions run off into our water ways, kill our fish, and contribute to the demise of the eco system just a little bit further. Then go ahead and plant some grass seed that doesn't even thrive in you climate, then you will need to pump tons of water and fertilizer into monthly to achieve that perfect look. Then sit back and enjoy your little piece of toxic heaven. Now enjoy it a lot, because you will be enjoying for you great grand children as well, because they won't have a planet to live on. A conciseness person would think to themselves, why not just clean it up by hand and plant a garden, feed you family, feed a friend, feed the neighbor hood, and take care of your own just a little bit and conquer your complete dependence on the grocery store.

Q: Will the building materials cement 425 and 325 labels have any difference in the quality of the impact of life, please tell me please?: The 425 and 325 labels are two different products. 425 mark water blessing duo Phoenix Xin good goose pupil sleep mud quality higher than 325 mark. Cement is the sign of the strength of cement strength, determination of the compressive strength of cement label, refers to the cement mortar induration 28d after the strength.

Q: I need a 20 ft by 16 ft concrete pad for a pavilion. Should I use a concrete truck or quikrete? Costs are a factor.: You need more than cement for a 16 x 20 pad. You need forms, iron and a lot of muscle to poor and smooth the pad. Mixing that much cement yourself will require the rental of a cement mixer(way too much to do by hand). Bette do some research before you get started.

Q: I hope you can help me with my question regarding the Cement-lined pipe.The contractor in a water treatment plant changed the specified Stanless steel pipe to Cement-lined DI pipe.This will be used in air application from blower, air will have a velocity of 23m/s.Is this an ideal application for Cement-Lined Ductile Iron Pipe??: No. The concrete is rough and will disrupt air flow. Those pipes are for wells.

Q: I have a small concrete slab (12' x 3.5') that I would like to cover with bricks. Should I use mortar or cement to affix them? We live in a cold and wet climate where summer max temp is 90F, winter min is -30F, lots of rain in spring and fall. Not sure if that makes a difference.: You shouldn't use either. Bricks and mortar are meant for vertical application. If you used it in a horizontal application they would crack and get destroyed over the course of 5-10 years. The bricks are pourous and will allow water to get below them. Without drainage they will crack away from the mortar. The correct approach would be to lay a bed of sand on top of the concrete and use paving or interlocking bricks. You would pack them fairly tight together and then put some sand on the top and work it into the cracks with a broom. Look into interlocking brick, it's actually quite easy. I live in Canada. Winter is -30C and Summer +35C and everyone around here has interlocking bricks for patios and/or driveways. The other option would be to do an outdoor tile. That would be a lot more work and there is quite a bit involved in doing it successfully.

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