Dan Bloom explains and demonstrates step by step the process of replacing a damaged brick window sill with a 1 piece natural limestone window sill. Make sure you watch Part 2 and Part 3 to see the ENTIRE process!
Dan, I have been watching Masonry restoration videos on TH-cam for at least 2 years. Your video content and the close up photography are extremely well done. Imagine my surprise to discover I live in same neighborhood as the house you are working on. My limestone/quartz window sills should have been replaced years ago: they are beyond dilapidated, they're dangerous. Your videos service the dual purpose of masonry education but also as a great reference for the quality of your work. I will be calling your office shortly.
Dan, I have been watching Masonry restoration videos on TH-cam for at least 2 years. Your video content and the close up photography are extremely well done. Imagine my surprise to discover I live in same neighborhood as the house you are working on. My limestone/quartz window sills should have been replaced years ago: they are beyond dilapidated, they're dangerous. Your videos service the dual purpose of masonry education but also as a great reference for the quality of your work. I will be calling your office shortly.
You do a great job explaining things. Great video!
lol, that cat watching you
You should turn the music up, I could almost hear you talking
Thanks a lot. What if you paint the sill with a sealer?
What state are you in. I would like to do this to my house