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    How many litres/kg of latex plus would I need for 14 bags of Keriquick please
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    Default Re: Keriquick and latex plus

    It is one 6kg drum of Latex Plus to one 20kg bag of Keraquick. So 14 bags would be 84kg of Latex Plus
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