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felixgrantham

Need advice on Cement/Stone toppers for stone wall

12 years ago
hi,
I have a broken down stone wall (pinkish Arkansas Ledge Stone) - it's about 18 inches tall and I need to find "wall caps" to cover up the broken top. Any recommendations on brands/vendors for wall caps? I live in Austin, TX, US.

My ultimate goal is to get it looking better at minimum cost.

thanks!

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