How to Stamp Concrete
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Me encantaria teabajar para ustedes soy muy buen oficial y me veo reflejado porque la aplicacion que me han enseñado es asi como lo vi en video
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How long before you lay the concrete can you then walk and stamp it,do you have to wait for the concrete to be hard to take your weight.
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nice job
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@SolomonColors Where in Russia you can buy your products?
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dont censor my comment. you stamp too wet and giving misinformation. iv been been doing this for 30 years.l
HOBBITDOOM 6 days ago
@HOBBITDOOM Our goal is to promote the decorative concrete industry. If you have been Stamping for 30 years I am sure you have gained all kinds of techniques over the years for improving the quality of your jobs. We would love to see pictures of your Stamp Concrete projects. Like us on Facebook or follow us on Twitter and upload your pictures.
SolomonColors 2 days ago in playlist Uploaded videos
Absolutely brilliant video very informative, very professional,very clear, given me a good heads up on how its all done, all makes good sense. I am going to do a training course on this now, cheers boyz Ash from south wales uk
TheTaffash 4 weeks ago
@TheTaffash Glad you enjoyed it! Don't forget to subscribe to the channel as we will continue to provide new content showing latest techniques and products.
SolomonColors 3 weeks ago
Nice job boys. what is your feeling on integral colors mixed in the truck and liquid release. seems much cleaner to me. by the way aoconnell75 business is great in the ATL
dan4158 1 month ago
Using Integral color and Liquid release is a great way to stamp. It’s all personal preference. Lots of stamp jobs use integral color and powder or liquid release. Some people even use both integral color and color hardener. Using liquid release will not give you the extra colors in the impressions of the stamp, but after the concrete has cured you can come back and add colors using our Antique IT product or ARTesian water based stains.
SolomonColors 1 month ago