Mikey that sounds very simple and easy to do. Do you have any shots of the interior without the umber? How long can you work with it before the white cement starts to set?
Nick
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Subject: Re: [papercreters] Re: Exploring the possibilities
I've been covering my papercrete with a "pool mix". It is a lime wash
that include white
to make and is incredibly strong and beautiful. This is more than 20x
cheaper than the fancy acrylic and latex paints if you were to buy
them new. If you skip the brown umber oxide you can have a beautiful
white which I like for the interior.
http://tinyurl.
- 2 gallons of water
- 10lbs of lime
- 10 lbs of white
- brown umber oxide (1lb) - color only
-Mikey
http://greenacre-
On Apr 13, 2008, at 9:57 AM, jasonfitz321 wrote:
> Ashok found what I was looking for on this link. A segmental vault.
> Now what materials will I use? Papercrete is light. I like that. What
> do I cover the papercrete blocks with to seal it and make it look
> adobe? Will I be able to stand on it? Thanks, Jason
>
> http://www.earth-
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