1. Layer several outside and make a short, raised flower bed. Dont mulch, use gravel once planted. 2. Break them up and gorilla glue to picture frames, mirrors, or flower pots. Use grout to fill in spaces. 3. Make stepping stones. Crack and put in a vaseline coated bucket. Add marbles or glass stones. Put sakrete on top, dry 24 hours. Out comes a round stone.
I have 3 large pieces of blackboard slate I obtained years ago when an old elementary school was being torn down. Each piece is 42" x 49" and 1/4" thick. Can I use it...
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1. Layer several outside and make a short, raised flower bed. Dont mulch, use gravel once planted. 2. Break them up and gorilla glue to picture frames, mirrors, or flower pots. Use grout to fill in spaces. 3. Make stepping stones. Crack and put in a vaseline coated bucket. Add marbles or glass stones. Put sakrete on top, dry 24 hours. Out comes a round stone.
if you have a stoop at the doorway you could use the slate to update that area