Manufacture Of Pediment Ornament Mould
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- Shanghai Port
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- TT or L/C
- Min Order Qty:
- 1000 Sets set
- Supply Capability:
- 5000000 Sets set/month
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Introduction Of Pediment Ornament Mould:
GRC material has excellent constructive performance in history of building construction. With high strength and good nature, it is fireproof, mildew and worm resistant, moisture proof, and sound and heat insulated. It can be processed by nailing, adhering and patching, thus it is easy and convenient in construction.
Description Of Pediment Ornament Mould:
High strengh
Corrosion resistance, anti-frost and waterproof
Natural and hand crafted
Durable
Component Of Pediment Ornament Mould:
Glass Fibre Reinforced Cement(Cement, Alkali Resistant Glass Fibre / protofilament), short for GRC/GFRC
Advantage Of Pediment Ornament Mould:
Strong, Tensile-strength: 1800 Mpa, twice to triple as much as that of steel fibre.
S. G.: 2.7
Durability: Over 10 years
High heat-resistant: Its softening point is about 860
Anti-frost, waterproof&fireproof, mildew&worm and corrosion resistance
UV-protection&environment friendly
Maintenance free
Customer designs are available. Our products are very popular with domestic and abroad market. We have built a steady and long-term cooperation relationships with Chinese top 20 real estate companies and our products are exported to the Middle East, Western Europe, North America, South Africa and other countries and regions.
- Q: It's used for gluing walls for architectural models. What are alternatives for it?
- *Plastic Cement (also known as Poly-Cement) works by melting a plastic surface into another plastic surface, thereby joining them together with a powerful bond. This means it doesn't normally work on metal, but it can be adapted to do so. Refer Standard:ASTM C 1328
- Q: and it was lumpy can i still use it or will the lumps interfer with the leveling process, ( and how liquidy should i make it) i experimented with a little amount and it just didn't look right so i threw it out.. it's the firt time i'm using a self leveling product
- On self leveling cement, make the mix super liquid at first and then use a power drill and a paint mixer mixing it very thoroughly and completely, Then add a bit more of the dry cement to the liquidy mix until you get a consistency of about a thin tooth paste. The key here is to make it liquidy, then thicken it back by adding more dry cement powder until you get it just right. Now before you go applying this to an existing concrete surface, take brush and wet down that concrete with water. Get it good and wet but not puddled on there. Wait 10 minutes or so for the old concrete to absorb the water. Then take and pour that above mix onto there and start leveling with a flat piece of aluminum or a flat boards edge.
- Q: I am makeing something for my mother and I wanted to set a picture in a cement stepping stone. If I can't do it with cement, then I was thinking of plaster of paris. Now that I want to do this project, I don't know how to go about doing this. HELP!!!
- Let's see... I think plaster might be too fragile. You know, you can mix equal parts of plaster and cement. It'll set quick enough, and be strong enough. Because, cement can take days to set properly. With the mix, half an hour, tops. The picture alone will probably get ruined, like putting paper in water. I'd keep it in a frame, or glue it in later. I'd leave a space in the stepping stone so when I put the picture in, it'd lie flat, not on top of the stone. Inset. Then I'd cover it with plexi-glass. A lot of hardware or craft stores will sell little sheets. In fact, maybe I'd just make the stepping stone into one large picture frame. I'd use something of equal size and make sure that I used a lot of release (wax, soap, grease) and some pieces of wood to make a mold, where you'll pour in the mix. Make sure you coat anything (table, boards of wood) in release that you don't want stuck to the mix. Then it's just a bit of thinking and testing to find what will work.
- Q: How can I dizzolve the cement that the dentist puts in you mouth to seal in a pallet expander? Can i use a house hold fluid? Or can i chip it away? Or what?
- If you are not still near your orthodontist, go to a general dentist as Jess said. He/she can polish it off. There is NOTHING that will dissolve it. Nothing. Nice picture, Jess.
- Q: should i get white cement 4's or galaxy foamposites?
- The white cement 4's because its gonna be hella hard to get ur hands on the galaxy foamposites there gonna be super limited quick strike but good luck on all accounts.
- Q: I have dark cement flooring in my garage. Today my son left a leaking mini bottle of grape juice to leak. There is a large very dark stain from the grape juice. How can I get the stain out?
- Try scrubbing the area with bleach.
- Q: i need to paint cement statues What do i paint them with. how do i paint them and where do i buy this paint? thanks:)
- Is this near/around a pool or water source? Cement must be sealed, then painted. Go to B. Moore paints or Bear paints. Lowes Home center carries both I think. The paint for cement is a special blend that must be used. Can use paint sprayer.
- Q: carpet padding on a cement floor whats good?
- Cement floors absorb water from the earth below and if not done properly will result in a soaked carpet and padding (which effectively becomes a sponge). You need to waterproof the cement floor. There is a product that is skimmed/troweled onto the floor to waterproof it, but do not know the manufacturer or product name. (An alternative would be to put a vapor barrier down before the padding). You also need to use the right type of padding on concrete, or use adhesive to adhere your padding or else the carpet will need stretched again before too long. Also, the tack strip should be glued against the walls instead of nailed in, unlike on a wood floor where nails would be used. Tack strips with masonry nails ar OK (just don't use the nail ones for a wood sub-floor).
- Q: Can ANYONE answear this????? please no one can seem to....ok so to make cement, you add limestone, clay and sand i think? :)so what is the chemical and word equation for this?Thank You soooo much:D
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- Q: I need the type of soil and general specification
- You need to have a soil type that has the consistency of sand. Anything dry and grainy... Stay away from clayish substances where the soil tends to stick together because the cement cannot go through them. Usually the ratio I can give for a good building block is about 6 parts of sand, 2 parts cement and 1 part of water (or less depending on the consistency). It should feel like the consistency where it can be easily molded but not soggier than brownies. Use portland cement...
1. Manufacturer Overview
Location | Jiangsu, China |
Year Established | 2006 |
Annual Output Value | Above US$ 10 Million |
Main Markets | 20.00% North America 15.00% South America 15.00% Eastern Europe 10.00% Southeast Asia 10.00% Northern Europe 10.00% South Asia 10.00% Western Europe 5.00% Africa 5.00% Mid East |
Company Certifications | ISO9001:2000; |
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3. Manufacturer Capability
a) Trade Capacity | |
Nearest Port | Lianyungang Port |
Export Percentage | 41% - 50% |
No.of Employees in Trade Department | 6-10 People |
Language Spoken: | English; Chinese; |
b) Factory Information | |
Factory Size: | Above 150,000 square meters |
No. of Production Lines | Above 10 |
Contract Manufacturing | Design Service Offered; Buyer Label Offered |
Product Price Range | High; Average |
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Manufacture Of Pediment Ornament Mould
- Loading Port:
- Shanghai Port
- Payment Terms:
- TT or L/C
- Min Order Qty:
- 1000 Sets set
- Supply Capability:
- 5000000 Sets set/month
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