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05 Oct, 2017
No reason to give less than 5 stars
1 of 1 found this helpful This item is robust and simple to use. It's not a technical tool but indicates either "live" or dead, that's all. It doesn't measure voltage, just shows when it's present. You need to pierce the insulation on a cable to establish a connection so try to get something firm under the cable. If you're using your fingers be careful, there is a definite chance you'll pierce them instead. This will produce a negative result....unless you have special powers.
08 Aug, 2019
Makes a tedious job easy. Very gentle on the knees!
I'm definitely an amateur, but found this pretty easy to use. Tip: Soak everything, even the product when tipped out of the bag, make it as runny as possible so it can be pushed around easily. It helps the grout to flow down into the joint. You can't use too much water.
I used three 12.5kg tubs in total, and now I reckon I could pave anything with a nice neat professional finish.
Try to apply in shade, or weak sun. Best on a cloudy day or in the evening. Get it into the cracks and then go back over to tidy up the joints using more water as you go. I used a garden hose on spray setting and a plain domestic broom. No need to rush, but don't stop for tea halfway.
My grout took about 36 hours to go rock hard, but it toughened up in about 6-8. It seems to harden from the surface downwards and will be a little squashy to the touch until fully cured. This could be different under certain conditions, I did my paving in the summer.
It doesn't need covering if it rains before setting, it will set anyway.