Ë Slake lime to obtain a fatty mortar. Ë Add ingredients at a rate to maintain the mixing process and in the same order as the first mix. Ë If too much water is placed in the mixer, add dry materials only in the mix ratio 1:1:6, etc. Never use sand only to dry up wet mortar.Ë Allow a minimum of three minutes for proper mixing. Mortar turned out too quickly can be streaky, can contain clay balls, and partially mixed lime and cement. Add ingredients at a rate to maintain the mixing process and in the same order as the first mix. Ë If too much water is placed in the mixer, add dry materials only in the mix ratio 1:1:6, etc. Never use sand only to dry up wet mortar. Ë Allow a minimum of three minutes for proper mixing.
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