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| − | '''Rub-r-Slate''' is a low cost home made composite surfacing material suitable for | + | '''Rub-r-Slate''' is a low cost home made composite surfacing material suitable for [[floor]]s, countertops, [[roofing]] tiles & panels. |
| − | [http://www. | + | "Essentially Jack discovered that using asphalt (hot mix), OR Asphalt Emulsion (AE) mixed with clay, shredded cardboard and/or sawdust and other dry materials like [[sand]], [[cement]], plus some other additives, gave a hard wearing but extremely foot comfortable substance good for floors and roofing. It can be poured, troweled, rolled, sprayed, tamped, stamped and molded while still drying. |
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| + | Jack even describes coating sheets of paper/cardboard with it to premake panels for laying as floor tiles, or wall surface. It can also be used for a [[damp]] proof course" | ||
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| + | [http://www.scribd.com/doc/22838039/Rub-R-Slate-Lessons Introduction to Rub-r-Slate] | ||
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| + | We haven't tried this stuff on uk.d-i-y yet. It bears a fair resemblance to low cost roofing shingles, which are stone surfaced [[bitumen]] coated card. | ||
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| + | ==See Also== | ||
| + | [[Special:Allpages|Wiki Contents]] | ||
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| + | [[Category:Floors]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 19:56, 18 May 2013
Rub-r-Slate is a low cost home made composite surfacing material suitable for floors, countertops, roofing tiles & panels.
"Essentially Jack discovered that using asphalt (hot mix), OR Asphalt Emulsion (AE) mixed with clay, shredded cardboard and/or sawdust and other dry materials like sand, cement, plus some other additives, gave a hard wearing but extremely foot comfortable substance good for floors and roofing. It can be poured, troweled, rolled, sprayed, tamped, stamped and molded while still drying.
Jack even describes coating sheets of paper/cardboard with it to premake panels for laying as floor tiles, or wall surface. It can also be used for a damp proof course"
We haven't tried this stuff on uk.d-i-y yet. It bears a fair resemblance to low cost roofing shingles, which are stone surfaced bitumen coated card.