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Video: 'Thirsty' Concrete Absorbs Water!

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Video: 'Thirsty' Concrete Absorbs Water!
28
September

The cement Topmix is designed to have a super-absorbent masking surface that allows water to seep through it instead of sitting, in an effort to combat flood.


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