Broken Headstone | |
Solution | As with any cleaning process or repair work you must first get permission and you must also inspect the stone to see if it is stable. It may be in pieces but you have to see if the stone itself is still strong. Once this is accomplished you may take a wire brush to remove any dirt on the broken ends. THIS IS THE ONLY TIME YOU WOULD USE A WIRE BRUSH ON A STONE! Depending on the size of the Stone you would either use a team with some kind of lifting device to lift it up and check the fit on the part that’s still in the ground. You then place a bead of epoxy down the center of the brake. Do not smear epoxy over the edges. Now you’re ready to brace and clamp The headstone while it sets. There are many types of epoxies here are some that are highly recommended. |
Tools and Materials | Tarp Small Brushes Angle Braces Plastic Scrapers 24-Inch Level Work Table Sponge 1×2 Wooden Straight Edges Mixing Pan Saw Horses Level Orvus Soap Approved Epoxy Craft Sticks Rubber Gloves |
Products | We recommend these epoxies… Akemi Akepox 2030 Tenax Domo 10 Tenax Rivo 50 Rivo 15 |
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