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1. To fill out a 100 - 4x8 brick, follow these steps:
2. Start by preparing the base where the bricks will be laid. Ensure it is stable, level, and compacted.
3. Place the first brick at one end of the base, positioning it perpendicular to the direction you want the bricks to be laid.
4. Apply a layer of mortar evenly on top of the base where the brick will be placed.
5. Set the brick onto the mortar, applying slight pressure to make sure it adheres properly.
6. Place a spacer next to the first brick, ensuring it is of the desired thickness for proper spacing between bricks.
7. Apply mortar on top of the first brick, covering its entire surface.
8. Take the next brick and position it next to the first one, utilizing the spacer to maintain proper spacing.
9. Press the second brick gently onto the mortar, ensuring it aligns with the first brick and sits level.
10. Repeat steps 6-8 for the remaining bricks, making sure to use spacers and mortar between each brick.
11. Once all the bricks are laid, allow the mortar to dry and set according to the manufacturer's instructions.
12. Finally, inspect the brickwork for any gaps, unevenness, or mortar excess, and make the necessary adjustments or clean-up as needed.

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