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  1. Concrete, Stone & Masonry
    I have a brick foundation on a hundred year old house in Denver. Soft brick, lime mortar. At some point, I'm guessing the 50's from a paper I found stuffing a hole, the foundation was parged below grade on the inside with what must be portland cement, because its really hard. I've read...
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    Hi I'm Julian, just moved from the UK to Portland, Oregon and bought a house and having fun doing DIY "American Style". Thanks in advance for all your help......:) Julian
    diy advice house portland
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