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Where is Shaw?

Boundaries pre-Home Rule
Western- 15th Street NW
Eastern- North Capitol Street NW
Northern- Florida Ave NW
Southern- New York Ave NW , between North Cap and New Jersey, M Street NW between 3rd and 13th Streets NW, and N Street between 13th and 15th Streets NW.

Repointing Brick

Somehow you are supposed to be able to repoint brick with a pointing trowel. This theory has not worked out for me. Most of the mortar wound up on the ground and not in between the bricks. A better method for me was to take a gloved hand, grab a glob of mortar and smash it into the bricks, smooshing it into the cavities.

3/2006 Update:Link for repointing is dead.

Posted on November 24, 2003February 17, 2020Author MariCategories UncategorizedTags house maintenance

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