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| Can i use pre-mixed pool crete in place of mixing vermiculite and portland cement? |
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| You can, but I don't think there's any real advantage to it in these tiny quantities. That said, the guy I bought my perlite from now sells a concrete mix for pretty much the same price: http://cgi.ebay.com/Lightweight-Conc...item3a56658351
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| I've worked with this and it seems to have a bit higher cement content than what I've seen recommended on this site. It mixed and hardended well. I bought it at a pool supply shop expecting loose vermiculite, but found it was a mix later. I used it as a loosely arranged second layer over top of ceramic blanket around the base of my dome.
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