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Old 01-06-2008, 10:58 PM
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Slate is now in place for the entrance to the hearth. Thanks to Canuck Jim for his coaching...wayne
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You did such a superb job on the arch, and a great compliment with the colored slate for the entry.
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Beautiful work Wayne! Your efforts paid off well.
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Sweeeet!!!

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Wayne,

Nice work. Once the rocks are in place, you'll have a showpiece that cooks. Not bad at all.

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Looks Super!

How often will you need to seal the slate? Does it require any special ongoing maintenance?

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Christo,

You probably only need to seal it once, but that depends on abrasion and the appearance you're after. If there's lots of abrasion, as on an oven landing, perhaps once every year or two. If you prefer a shiny finish, as opposed to matte, once a year.

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