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    Hey all.

    The SBR is for sealing the surface and any dust and so to help control the suction of the moisture from following application - either slc or addy.

    Just for my reference, whats the role of cement in a sbr slurry mix? Is it to provide a key for the following application?

    Should i not be adding water to activate the cement?

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    Default Re: Whats the purpose of cement in a slurry mix?

    You can add a bit of water to thin the sbr for the cement, you could mix some course sand, cement and sbr which would give it a good key when set..which is the reason for the cement.
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