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Originally Posted by LookingForPower
Does it really need done before, or if I bring it will they do it? I am going to s-squared here in a little bit so maybe I can just have them do it for me since they know my car.
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Have any of you driven Highway 20 to Ft. Bragg at all???? I just did some field work there this week, I'm taking my car up next time, it is such a wicked twisty strech of highway. Oh, and happy Thursday all.
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Originally Posted by N600
Wo0T got tomorrow off!
well looks like i will be getting a head start at our walkway at home tomorrow morning...
anyone know how to install flagstone pavers????
well looks like i will be getting a head start at our walkway at home tomorrow morning...
anyone know how to install flagstone pavers????
Heres a hint on laying brick and flagstone. http://www.hgtv.com/hgtv/gl_design_p...591285,00.html
Look around the website for more ideas.
Good luck.
I'm getting to design the AX3's backyard.
They have a pile of flagstone that they're gonna seal to make it brighter. Unfortunately this can also be a slipping hazard. I'm thinking about using it on the vertical surfaces in their yardscape.
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Originally Posted by BlackVenom96
no t-hill for john.........
, god damn this car is a stubborn one, no ****ing clue what the problem is.
Originally Posted by STi deede
You need sand I believe.
Heres a hint on laying brick and flagstone. http://www.hgtv.com/hgtv/gl_design_p...591285,00.html
Look around the website for more ideas.
Good luck.
I'm getting to design the AX3's backyard. They have a pile of flagstone that they're gonna seal to make it brighter. Unfortunately this can also be a slipping hazard. I'm thinking about using it on the vertical surfaces in their yardscape.
Heres a hint on laying brick and flagstone. http://www.hgtv.com/hgtv/gl_design_p...591285,00.html
Look around the website for more ideas.
Good luck.
I'm getting to design the AX3's backyard.
They have a pile of flagstone that they're gonna seal to make it brighter. Unfortunately this can also be a slipping hazard. I'm thinking about using it on the vertical surfaces in their yardscape.i've been sniffin on the lowes site and they've got a pretty good howto there as well:
http://www.lowes.com/lowes/lkn?actio...neWalkway.html
gonna get up and start digging out for the sand base in the morning, then go get some sand and start laying it all in...hopefully it will only be one days worth of work.
Originally Posted by soggynoodles
OMGHI2U!!! 
where the **** have you been??
where the **** have you been??
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Hello SRIC.
Continuing my strech of saturdays. I've done more manual labor this week then the last few years combined.
Continuing my strech of saturdays. I've done more manual labor this week then the last few years combined.
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Drove across the country, thenhad to move and was homeless for a week or so, just kinda finished unpacking and setting **** up, and I have to "borrow" internet from someone, thanks "chrisandy"
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Originally Posted by STi deede
You need sand I believe.
Heres a hint on laying brick and flagstone. http://www.hgtv.com/hgtv/gl_design_p...591285,00.html
Look around the website for more ideas.
Good luck.
I'm getting to design the AX3's backyard. They have a pile of flagstone that they're gonna seal to make it brighter. Unfortunately this can also be a slipping hazard. I'm thinking about using it on the vertical surfaces in their yardscape.
Heres a hint on laying brick and flagstone. http://www.hgtv.com/hgtv/gl_design_p...591285,00.html
Look around the website for more ideas.
Good luck.
I'm getting to design the AX3's backyard.
They have a pile of flagstone that they're gonna seal to make it brighter. Unfortunately this can also be a slipping hazard. I'm thinking about using it on the vertical surfaces in their yardscape.I've been looking at pavers for years. I got a video (read VHS) somewhere of some old Hometime shows covering pavers and cement walkways.
They stress that you want more than just sand. Start with a bed of crushed stone and get that packed and leveled. Then add about an inch of sand on top of that. ploop on your stones and vibrate those into the sand layer a little. Then brush sand on top to fill the seams.
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