I have my doubts. But the math supposedly adds up. They did tell me you need to lay your broom down to make it work. Not possible if the slab dries up. I think I might stick with micro fiber.
It is, take a look at their evaluation reports. Also their case studies online. They are spec'd in GM slabs. It is more dense than fibers, which stick up often. Micro rebar lays below the paste.
@@jmconcretecoloradosprings They recommend that you broom in one direction, not going back over what you already broomed in the opposite direction. That to me seems pretty standard. These also lay below the paste. Never floating up like poly fibers do.
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moasure is nice
I wish they had an estimate/invoice part on their app.
Good informational video Brother!
Thank you and hopefully it can help somebody.
Great info and looks like a fun convention. Have a good week.
Thank you and sure was. Hope you have a good week also.
Good presentation
Thank you and thanks for watching.
im 1 minute in and i can tell you need to make more vlogs bro, this is tight
It would be fun probably. I just need to get better at editing.
Did you see Victory there brother
I did not. After he did a live stream I tried to move to that side of the show but never saw him. Maybe next time I guess.
You know where I can buy orange tracks for mt100 narrow
Bobcat of the rockies in colorado is where I get mine.
no way that stuff is as strong as rebar, plus it prob sticks up when u broom it. im glad indiana doesnt use anything except fiber
I have my doubts. But the math supposedly adds up. They did tell me you need to lay your broom down to make it work. Not possible if the slab dries up. I think I might stick with micro fiber.
It is, take a look at their evaluation reports. Also their case studies online. They are spec'd in GM slabs. It is more dense than fibers, which stick up often. Micro rebar lays below the paste.
@@jmconcretecoloradosprings They recommend that you broom in one direction, not going back over what you already broomed in the opposite direction. That to me seems pretty standard. These also lay below the paste. Never floating up like poly fibers do.