I lifted a paving slab the other day to put a little more earth underneath it. Clumsily I dropped it, and one corner broke off. Is there any kind of repair possible?
Andy
I lifted a paving slab the other day to put a little more earth underneath it. Clumsily I dropped it, and one corner broke off. Is there any kind of repair possible?
Andy
I broke a bit off a York stone slab that I was trimming to use as a hearth stone under a gas fire. I stuck it on with Araldite and it's still there
30 years later!
Two part car body filler will glue the two bits together. It can come in grey.
A few years back after seeing something on this group I tried it on a scrap broken concrete paving slab I had. It worked perfectly.
The resin designed for fixing threaded fasteners into walls etc also works ok - often come in a grey cement like colour...
-- Cheers,
John.
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I’ve used exterior No More Nails type stuff on a clay tile. It wasn’t on a roof or anywhere crucial. Not invisible but not obvious. Lasted 20 years
I suspect you would need to ensure it wasn’t a place subject to load etc.
The epoxy putties used for mending china and earthenware - Milliput - are expensive but do actually really work at least on china and earthenware and tiles are one or the other effectively
Concrete is a little different, but epoxy mortars exist as well. But I'd try Milliput
Coming back late - thanks everyone. I'll rummage and see what I have.
Andy
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