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application of anays in masonry

11/24/2009 1:42 PM

hello friends, i an going to using contact element between the interface of two solid element ,how can i apply this element plese suggest me with steps and help.....
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Re: application of anays in masonry

11/24/2009 1:59 PM

Spray, brush or trowel works for me!
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Re: application of anays in masonry

11/24/2009 4:15 PM

If you are covering a large area a paint roller works nicely

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