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How to Replace a Damaged Brick

By Bob Formisano, About.com

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Keep the Brick and Mortar Repair Damp


This last step is very important. Keeping the repair damp allows the mortar to cure properly.
  • Spray the new repair lightly with water to aid in proper curing of the mortar.
  • Keep the area misted with water for 3 days.
  • Cover the area with a plastic sheet if desired to help retain moisture.

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