Portland cement I/II is one of key components in making concrete and portland/lime mortars. When mixed with sand and coarse aggregate it produces concrete. When mixed with lime and mason sand it produces mortar.
- Portland cement is not to be confused with concrete 
- When Portland cement is mixed with water, it acts as the glue to bond sand, gravel or crush stone to make concrete 
- Used for custom concrete mixes for both concrete slabs or for repairs where the concrete will be at least 2” (51 mm) thick 
- Can be mixed with aggregates to produce mortars and base coat stuccos 
- For mixing concrete: mix 1 part Portland cement, 2 parts coarse sand and 3 parts aggregate 
- For mixing mortar: mix 1 parts Portland cement, 1/4 part lime and 3 parts mason sand 
- For thicknesses less than 2 inches (51 mm) and toppings, use: 1 part of Portland cement with 3 - 4 parts of concrete sand or general purpose sand 
- Meets ASTM C 150