Help sealing granite stream
Hi Folks
I have a stream that worked well many years ago it made from granite stone and is approx 5 inches wide and 2 inches deep. The base and sides are made from granite and are set on a concrete base with a liner under the granite sets to stop leakages. Over the years cracks have appeared in the cement joints which I can easily fix but what I wanting advice on is a way to cut down on evaporation and leaks. The granite absorbs heat and water so it quickly evaporates water. What I thought was maybe using some aquatic silicone sealer to thinly cover the granite any thoughts on this? I have used G4 sealer but this discolours the granite so instead of been a silvery grey colour it turns an offish grey/brown and looks dirty. Hope this makes sense. Nelly |
Help sealing granite stream
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nelly wrote: Hi Folks I have a stream that worked well many years ago it made from granite stone and is approx 5 inches wide and 2 inches deep. The base and sides are made from granite and are set on a concrete base with a liner under the granite sets to stop leakages. Over the years cracks have appeared in the cement joints which I can easily fix but what I wanting advice on is a way to cut down on evaporation and leaks. The granite absorbs heat and water so it quickly evaporates water. What I thought was maybe using some aquatic silicone sealer to thinly cover the granite any thoughts on this? I have used G4 sealer but this discolours the granite so instead of been a silvery grey colour it turns an offish grey/brown and looks dirty. Hope this makes sense. Nelly Hi The ponders have moved to a quieter venue. http://groups.google.com/group/rec.p...derated/topics Same great ponders in a setting without the trolls and noise that developed here a while back. See you there soon. -- "Ward, weren't you a little hard on The Beaver last night?" --June Cleaver |
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In article , nelly wrote: Hi Folks I have a stream that worked well many years ago it made from granite stone and is approx 5 inches wide and 2 inches deep. The base and sides are made from granite and are set on a concrete base with a liner under the granite sets to stop leakages. Over the years cracks have appeared in the cement joints which I can easily fix but what I wanting advice on is a way to cut down on evaporation and leaks. The granite absorbs heat and water so it quickly evaporates water. What I thought was maybe using some aquatic silicone sealer to thinly cover the granite any thoughts on this? I have used G4 sealer but this discolours the granite so instead of been a silvery grey colour it turns an offish grey/brown and looks dirty. Hope this makes sense. Nelly Hi The ponders have moved to a quieter venue. http://groups.google.com/group/rec.p...derated/topics Same great ponders in a setting without the trolls and noise that developed here a while back. See you there soon. -- "Ward, weren't you a little hard on The Beaver last night?" --June Cleaver- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Yep, Froggie boi always had to check out how folks were hung and offer to give free blow jobs as an incentive to talk to him. |
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