Masonry Magazine March 1975 Page. 6

Masonry Magazine March 1975 Page. 6

Masonry Magazine March 1975 Page. 6
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the workability of new


BONDCRETE


Masons & Stucco Lime.

BONDCRETE entrains more air, taking the water with it as the mortar is mixed. This enables the mortar to carry more sand; improves workability; provides easier handling at savings.

BONDCRETE needs no slaking or soaking so it only takes 15 minutes from bag to board; resists suction to allow ample time to strike joints; increases production as it lowers cost.

BONDCRETE requires less re-tempering making it particularly suited to hot weather construction. Less "shake-up" means even further economies.

BONDCRETE complies with ASTM Standard C 207, Type S, and Federal Specification SS-L-351, Type M, including the added requirement of no more than 8% unhydrated oxides. It is supplied in 50-lb. bags.

Contact your U.S.G. representative. Or write to us for literature: 101 S. Wacker Dr., Chicago, IL 60606, Dept. #140-7


UNITED STATES GYPSUM


BUILDING AMERICA

masonry • March, 1975


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December 2012

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December 2012

AMERIMIX
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The choice is CLEAR:

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