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Assalamualaikum..(Muslim)

Hi steemians friends..! how are you all?
Hopefully healthy and easy sustenance for all of us!!
It's great to be able to share again in this large community @steemitphcurator
Today I woke up early, because tomorrow I fast again, and I have to eat sahur, which is 04-00 WIB
Today is our 5th day of fasting in the holy month RAMADHAN
After that, I prayed the dawn prayer of two rak'ahs.
And then I carry out my daily activities as usual.

At 16-00 WIB I went to the mosque, I was about to perform the 4 rak'ah dzuhur prayer, after finishing the prayer I saw a relip builder repairing the stairs of the mosque, then I chatted with him and I asked his permission to made a post on @steemit about dian's work, and she allowed it then I took a photo with my cellphone camera samsung galaxy j7pro
This is where he will start creeping

required materials

🔨cement
🔨sand
🔨water
🔨meters
🔨prints

ways of working

the first stage

First of all cement is mixed with a little sand with a volume of 1/2 then stirred until smooth and then added a little water and stirred again, until it forms a perfect mixture.

second stage

After it was all mixed up, he stuck it where he wanted to be relived, and trimmed it with LASEKAM and a building spoon.
After all the surfaces are pasted with the mixture, then he pulls the mold as desired.
The shape of the mold varies according to the motive and shape to be made.

third phase

After forming a perfect shape, as desired, now it's his turn to refine it.
Here he only uses liquid cement and whole cement which is sprinkled on top of the mold, and then extracted again using the mold.
And this method is repeated many times until it is really smooth and neat.

And this is very complicated and the way it works is very risky for health.
He does so without a shield in his mouth, often times this semen is inhaled, and this is one of the greatest risks faced by a relic builder.

This is the result after he reclaimed, this is very beautiful neat and smooth, it takes special skills to make all of this.
And he was indeed a skilled relicman and had a lot of experience in slipping.

After a long conversation about the relic with him, I said goodbye to go home.

Thank you
Have a nice day.!!

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