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Dry Laid Paving "repair"

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kuulteach | 19:19 Sat 21st Apr 2018 | Home & Garden
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About ten years ago we had our courtyard "dry paved" .. by a reputable landscape gardener. Paving is fine. But, the "pointing" has deterioraed; two questions:

1. Can i "re-dry pave" the surface.

2. How? I was thinking about rough up with wire brush then put dry pave mix in gaps which are 2"

3. I know I said two. But, if I can what is the dry mix... I seem to remember sharp sand, fine gravel but in what ratio?
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Any use?
http://www.diydoctor.org.uk/projects/pointingpatio.htm
19:23 Sat 21st Apr 2018
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Certainly, KT. A mix in the ratio 3 to 1 (sand to cement) will be plenty strong enough for this.
13:39 Sun 22nd Apr 2018
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Yes, Jordy. Anything around that ratio would be fine. It's not critical :o)
16:43 Mon 23rd Apr 2018

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