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31. Column, Wood
Soak for 24 hours in pentachlorophenol and set in position. If column stands on masonry and has no base, cut rotten part off square.
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32. Concrete
Keep covered with damp burlap for 48 hours or longer. Surface pitted, rough, uneven.
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33. Cooking Utensils
Coat both surfaces with epoxy glue and press together for 24 hours. Utensil can be used again for oven cooking.
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34. Croquet Mallet
Tap together and let dry for 24 hours. Handle broken.
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35. Cutlery, Kitchen
Allow glue to dry 48 hours. Handle split If it is wood, dry thoroughly and force epoxy glue in the split.
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36. Cutlery, Table
Apply Duco cement to both edges and clamp together for six hours. Silver tarnished.
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37. Door, Accordion
Let dry about six hours before moving door. Damage to wood doors.
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38. Driveway Curb
Wet concrete between boards with water and let it stand for several hours. Then remove excess water and brush on a soupy grout of cement.
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39. Earthenware
Then coat both edges with epoxy glue and press together for 24 hours. The epoxy will withstand water and oven heat.
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40. Exterior Wall, Brick
Let dry for several hours, then fog wall with clear water several times during next 24 hours. Apply a second coat of paint on damp surface.
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