I know this is probably a dumb question, but when you refer to F/C, is
that Papercrete or Ferro Cement? And if it is Ferro Cement, why not use
papercrete instead, that would lessen the amount of cement or sand,
which ever one you decided to replace with paper pulp.
Bob The builder
--- In papercreters@yahoogroups.com, "robertmerrill1953"
<robertmerrill1953@...> wrote:
I hold the beads apart with scraps of lumber. As the infill solidifies
the whole bottles are inserted and the scraps are removed. They
(bottles)are spaced so as to not touch each other.... matrix. The draw
back is the same with F/C across the board and that is curing time.
Adding discarded latex paint causes a premature kick of the F/C.
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