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What can I use to fill gaps between bricks on a garden wall?
We have a wall in our garden that’s probably 10 ft long and 6 ft tall. It appears there’s missing mortar/gaps , some bigger than others and seem to go deep. The gaps are on in the middle of the two bricks (bricks on both sides of the wall). Can I use type n mortar to fill the gaps and simply pack it in? Or what would be the best type of mortar to use? I’m in TX, thanks for any help. submitted by /u/Worth-Employee [link] [comments]
We have a wall in our garden that’s probably 10 ft long and 6 ft tall. It appears there’s missing mortar/gaps , some bigger than others and seem to go deep. The gaps are on in the middle of the two bricks (bricks on both sides of the wall). Can I use type n mortar to fill the gaps and simply pack it in? Or what would be the best type of mortar to use? I’m in TX, thanks for any help.
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