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Old 02-01-2021, 01:14 PM   #2
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Default ...... hey, pass me another bag of 'crete!

Instead of passing some new state law in attempt to tame the very popular wake boats from making big wakes, you all should go get yourself a boat lift for elevating your boat up above those incoming wake waves.

And, for $163.97 at Lowe's you can purchase 42-bags, a pallet, of 80-lb Quikrete high strength concrete mix packaged in a water permeable paper sack.

Simply line your low lying, erosion prone shoreline with these 80-lb bags of concrete for a solid line of shoreline protection.

Two days later, the concrete will be all solid within the paper soaking wet sack, totally set up under water, and the soggy wet paper bags are easily removed away by a steel putty knife, leaving a very natural looking gray, granite facsimile block of concrete that hugs the bottom, wherever it rests, permanently.

Trust me, it works perfect, and looks totally NATURAL fantastic. You will be like totally pleased with these new permanent gray concrete Quikrete results.

11,000 years ago, the last glacier of the ice age pushed through this here lakes region, leaving behind many, many gray granite big rocks and small boulders.

With the 80-bag of Quikrete high strength concrete mix you can replicate a do-it-yourself glacier and protect your eroding shoreline from these wake boat wakes. Be your own glacier!

It looks amazingly excellent, and the price is $163.97, a 20% discount pallet price, for 42 eighty-lb bags ........ what a deal! Plus, it will give you something to work on, all summer long, getting them positioned just right.

....... protect your shoreline ...... build a revetment using bags of Quikrete! ...
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