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Surface Preparation: Surfaces that are grouted should be scratched to remove possible shells and aggregates. Do not use heavy-duty hammers and other similar tools that cause the aggregates to break and remain in place. Surfaces should be cleaned of oil, dirt, paint, concrete and other contaminants that reduce adhesion. Wet the grouting surfaces so that the water does not absorb the mortar so that the surfaces are moist but there is no free water. Take special care when drilling screws or rebar hollows and in the absence of water or oil and use compressed air to drain if necessary. Columns and bolts should be grease-free and grease-free. Adjust fittings and fix them if they need to be removed to allow them to be slightly greasy after removal. Make sure the formatting is tight and sealed to prevent Grout from moving. Under no circumstances do you dilute the saltwater again and avoid excessive water consumption. Use a mixer to produce large volumes and mix with a drill and mixer bag.
Consumption:
Depending on the size and size of the intended site and the specific gravity of the new mortar, it will be calculated.
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