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1. Measure and mix the ingredients: In a bucket or wheelbarrow, measure out 1 part cement to 2 parts fine aggregate (such as sand) and 3 parts coarse aggregate. 2. Add water: Slowly add just enough water to make the mixture workable. Too much water will weaken your mortar strength. 3. Mix the mortarRead more
1. Measure and mix the ingredients: In a bucket or wheelbarrow, measure out 1 part cement to 2 parts fine aggregate (such as sand) and 3 parts coarse aggregate.
See less2. Add water: Slowly add just enough water to make the mixture workable. Too much water will weaken your mortar strength.
3. Mix the mortar: Use a mortar hoe (or trowel) to mix the ingredients together into a paste-like consistency. You should keep mixing until all the ingredients are well combined.
4. Let it sit: Allow the mortar to set for 10-15 minutes. This allows all the ingredients to fully hydrate and helps ensure an even mix.