expresslane400 Secure it with what??
Secure it with what??
Have a read of this thread
Gravel Glue
you will find names, addresses, phone numbers, and comments from several users. (to include myself)
Tom Trigg
Probably a diluted glue.
And don't forget to secure the ballast.
Dave
The head is gray, hands don't work , back is weak, legs give out, eyes are gone, money go's and my wife still love's Me.
If your layout is not very large, Medium Chicken Grit is great. Reason I reference the size is grit cost about $7 a 50 pound bag where I live, so to do a large layout cost a bit more than just ordering some #8 limestone from your local supplier.
Mark
M. Gilger - President and Chief Engineer MM&G web
Web Site: http://mmg-garden-rr.webs.com/
huffduf How would you ballast aristo-craft G scale track which is laid on 2x6 pressure treated lumber?
Exactly the same way any outdoor track should be ballasted. Use crusher fines, or as a possible alternative use crushed shells. The operative word here is "CRUSHED". Any crushed material is going to have sharp edges, which allow it to "lock itself into place" without using glues. Fine pebbles, used by some, has round edges which allow it to roll around.
How would you ballast aristo-craft G scale track which is laid on 2x6 pressure treated lumber?
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