To: atm{at}shore.net
From: Andy Saulietis 
Reply-To: Andy Saulietis 


Larry L writes,


>We have a brand new metal pier and we are trying to mate it with
>an existing concrete pier.
>
>We were intending on using sheet lead but as of right now
>we have too much gap.
>
>We may discover the problem or we may need to use another
>method.
>
>Does anyone have any experience mating the mounting surface
>of a metal pier with the mostly even surface of an existing
>concrete pier ?

Etch the concrete with muriatic (swimming pool) acid. Hose off acid after
it stops fizzing, don't get this stuff on your clothes..:)

Get a 5 lb box of grouting compound (at hardware stores), mix according to
directions, trowel a layer thick enough to bridge the gaps between the
concrete & pier,
place a plastic sheet on the grout, & lower the pier onto the
plastic/grout, jiggle it to ensure full even contact. Go have a drink until
the stuff dries (read box for time). The quick-set grout takes <30 min.


Andy Saulietis
ISS Enterprises
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Mayhill NM 88339


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