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Mud bricks can be made waterproof by treating them with a lime or silicate sealer. The sealer will help to prevent water from entering the brick and reduce erosion. Additionally, you can also apply a coat of linseed oil or paraffin wax to further protect the mud bricks from water damage. Another useRead more
Mud bricks can be made waterproof by treating them with a lime or silicate sealer. The sealer will help to prevent water from entering the brick and reduce erosion.
Additionally, you can also apply a coat of linseed oil or paraffin wax to further protect the mud bricks from water damage. Another useful strategy is to apply a mixture of sand and clay to the surface of the mud brick, which will form a waterproof barrier when it dries.
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