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    Howdy, I've been doing masonry in France for years. I'm used to using NHL-3.5 lime in a 1:6 lime:sand ratio. I'd like to do some masonry here in the states, but I can only find Type S lime. How do the dolmitic limes here compare to the natural hydaulic limes there? I can't find anyone who...
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