This looks great! My wife and I are trying to design a hobbit styled Airbnb outside of Bend, Oregon. We've been trying to figure out how we would do the walls, but this was a really informative video that we might just follow suit! Thank you for sharing!
This is so far the best I have ever seen and your work is amazing and realistic. Just wondering what kind of powder did you use to sprinkle? Not to mention your skill is next level.
I think I was recommended your channel because I was looking at stone-look wallpaper on Amazon. You're very talented and very handsome as well! I enjoyed watching!
Very impressive! I noticed you used crumpled tin foil to create some texture over the plastic? I've got a small man cave where I will attempt to do this method I'm sure without the same artistic talent you have. I also liked the faux door! Thanks for sharing your talent.
Thank you for watching, and for your kind words, you are correct about the crumpled foil, it creates ridges and cracks and more details, if you will try this method it is the simplest way to create cool looking stone, and the least expensive one.
This turned out great! Love it! I've been trying to find techniques to get this same look on pavers. Would the colored grout hold up outside in the elements? Or other ideas for getting splashes of color? I thought of maybe mixing up some small batches of brown and charcoal colored and swirling it around with the standard grey.
Thank you for watching!! For the pavers you can buy cement colorants and mix 3 different colors in separate containers , when mixing for the pavers just add one of each colors without mixing it too much . Or just sprinkle tile grout or powder concrete colorant on top of the pavers while they are wet .
@@simpleconstruction132 That is indeed one of the techniques I was going to try. I've got a list of techniques from all these vids I've watched! I'm going for a flagstone look, organic shape/color, no flat surfaces, etc. I don't have stamps like I often see used to accomplish this look. I'm going to try with the use of forms, so mine will be upside down. Using scrap wood to define the profile, getting rid of all the flat & smooth surfaces by chipping, carving, gluing random stuff to the inside and bottom of forms, possibly sand or scrap cloth to build up areas, and then simply covering with a tarp to create a non-stick form surface. Hoping that will produce an organic shape that I can easily release once it's set.
@@myjunkmail007 for 14 years I use small sprayer (electric or air) with 14 colours, sprayed on but firstly in the mix to get background colours #StoneFX
That's a lot of weight you are trusting drywall to hold. You can take steel mesh and screw it through the drywall into the studs then pull the mesh off the wall a little so mortar can get behind it then make this.
Thank you for watching . Masonry mortar mix , by quikrete . Tile Grouts , unsanded or sanded 3 different colors . Concrete acrylic sealant gloss , by Behr.
You're too talented to have inly 2 videos... I was just curious I would like this application outside on my foundation walls what would you suggest I use to seal that please
did you just put this over the painted concrete block? Did you do anything to prime the surface to get the mortar to stick to the painted concrete block?
Awesome! Thanks for sharing this. We’re looking to do this in our living room. Question: is it ok to apply a mortar mixture onto wood/drywall or is cinder/cement wall preferred?
Will this work over styrofoam forms that were used to pour the concrete foundation walls? Will it stand up as exteriors walls. Beautiful work. Thank you
Thank you for watching. Depending on the wall surface that you are using you need to do base coat , for the masonry wall you can just trowel on light coat of masonry mortar mix , or tile adhesive cement for better adhesion, if you want to install on the drywall or plaster you can either install metal lath and base coat , or 1/4" cement board and scratch coat or base coat with the same materials as mentioned above, for this video i have used 2bags of masonry mortar mix, total cost $14 . Also for better adhesion of the final coat you can wet base coat with the sponge or paint brush.
@@simpleconstruction132Thank you! I finally found your answer on base coat for concrete board! So appreciated! Can you tell me the concrete stain brand you would recommend as for a paver?
I cannot thank you enough thank you thank you thank you thank you this is what I have been looking for
Alright time to work on transforming the basement into the batcave
This looks great! My wife and I are trying to design a hobbit styled Airbnb outside of Bend, Oregon. We've been trying to figure out how we would do the walls, but this was a really informative video that we might just follow suit!
Thank you for sharing!
Might want to look at foam board too?
Awsome job, I’m going to try this.
Best faux old stone wall I’ve ever seen👍🏻
I agree ...
This is so far the best I have ever seen and your work is amazing and realistic. Just wondering what kind of powder did you use to sprinkle? Not to mention your skill is next level.
It's different coloured grout.
I’ve got to try this.Wish me luck.
I think I was recommended your channel because I was looking at stone-look wallpaper on Amazon. You're very talented and very handsome as well! I enjoyed watching!
Thanks for taking your time to share this amazing result. Very Impressive. God Bless You....
thank you for showing this. it looks very realistic.
AWESOME, LOVE IT, FANTASTIC WORK!!!! SIMPLE INSTRUCTIONS AND DESCRIPTION OF NECESSARY TOOLS & MATERIAL NEEDED, UNLIKE OTHER VIDEOS!!!
Amazing job! Just what my husband wants in our media/game room! Thank you for sharing.
Awesome job! I'm in awe!
Absolutely amazing, was looking for something like that and I found you. Bravo 👏 👏 👏
That's so clever. I'm totally doing this, thank you!
oh I am definitely doing this thank you!
Very easy! Looks so real!!
Wow! This is amazing. Thanks for sharing!!
WOW, BEAUTIFUL¡¡ GREAT JOB!! ( 🙏 THANKS PROFESSOR... SCULPTOR )THE BEST TUTORIAL' THAN OTHERS!! .
nice creativity brother ...greetings from australia
Awesome creation. Thanks so much for sharing your art work. I'm inspired
Great video!
Excellent project- thank you for your talent and skill!
Awesome, God bless you
That was absolutely stunning. So frickin brilliant!
It looks great! Thanks for sharing. I'm planning to try something like this soon and your video helped.
So helpful, can’t wait to try!
Very impressive! I noticed you used crumpled tin foil to create some texture over the plastic? I've got a small man cave where I will attempt to do this method I'm sure without the same artistic talent you have. I also liked the faux door! Thanks for sharing your talent.
Thank you for watching, and for your kind words, you are correct about the crumpled foil, it creates ridges and cracks and more details, if you will try this method it is the simplest way to create cool looking stone, and the least expensive one.
Looks great! What is the colored powder you're using?
Sehr gute Arbeit und sehr schön ausgeführt 🙏🏾💪🏾
Beautifully done! Thank you for sharing this process.
Can you please come do this at my house ???
Best how to video music.
And it turned out really nice.
Thank you for watching , Glad you liked it .
Looks very nice!
This video gives me confidence I can do this! What's the colored stuff you're throwing on top...is that concrete dye?
Thank you so much for sharing this is exactly what I was looking for. Absolutely gorgeous
Lovely job❤
Looks awesome! How did you prep the wall?
This is amazing never seen this on UA-cam 😊😊😊😊🤯🤯🤯
Really good good 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 Can’t wait to try this
Thanks for sharing 👊🏼
Love it!!!🙌
Really good job!
Awesome work. I do a similar finish covering foam insulation cut into stone pieces
Awesome!
Great job man
Yo it was amazing
what did you use to add the color? the brown and white dust?
it is tile grout that was used leftovers from previous tile projects.
thank you for watching .
AWESOME JOB!!!!😍😍😍👌👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽
Great video! Very helpful
That's sooo cool
Wow i love it whats that powder you sprinkled?? May i know it??
Phenomenal job! Thank you for sharing.
Thank you for watching
This turned out great! Love it! I've been trying to find techniques to get this same look on pavers. Would the colored grout hold up outside in the elements? Or other ideas for getting splashes of color? I thought of maybe mixing up some small batches of brown and charcoal colored and swirling it around with the standard grey.
Thank you for watching!! For the pavers you can buy cement colorants and mix 3 different colors in separate containers , when mixing for the pavers just add one of each colors without mixing it too much . Or just sprinkle tile grout or powder concrete colorant on top of the pavers while they are wet .
@@simpleconstruction132 That is indeed one of the techniques I was going to try. I've got a list of techniques from all these vids I've watched! I'm going for a flagstone look, organic shape/color, no flat surfaces, etc. I don't have stamps like I often see used to accomplish this look. I'm going to try with the use of forms, so mine will be upside down. Using scrap wood to define the profile, getting rid of all the flat & smooth surfaces by chipping, carving, gluing random stuff to the inside and bottom of forms, possibly sand or scrap cloth to build up areas, and then simply covering with a tarp to create a non-stick form surface. Hoping that will produce an organic shape that I can easily release once it's set.
@@myjunkmail007 for 14 years I use small sprayer (electric or air) with 14 colours, sprayed on but firstly in the mix to get background colours #StoneFX
THANK YOU for sharing @@simpleconstruction132 🤟🤟🤟💌
Can this be done on drywall ?
Following!
That's a lot of weight you are trusting drywall to hold. You can take steel mesh and screw it through the drywall into the studs then pull the mesh off the wall a little so mortar can get behind it then make this.
That is awesome!
Superb ! Thank you where are you located
I ❤️ the look & it’s economical!
Would this work straight on plywood?
idk but I would cover the plywood with cement board. it's porous so it would hold a lot better for sure.
It looks great. You're throwing that mix Like a pro! It would have been nice if you actually explained what you are doing and using.
Impressed... Did you prep a wall before applying the mortar?
Great job, Ill have to try your way
Ive always carved foam
You just apply the mortar on the wall? No primer or anything like that before?
Following!
Brilliant
Great 😮!!! But can I use ready mix on a painted wall.???The paint base is water.
Now that is amazing 👏🙌 can you please send me a list of the names of the products that you used to do this thank you
Thank you for watching . Masonry mortar mix , by quikrete . Tile Grouts , unsanded or sanded 3 different colors . Concrete acrylic sealant gloss , by Behr.
Wow!!!!
Great video! How many pounds of masonry mortar mix do I need per square foot?
You're too talented to have inly 2 videos...
I was just curious
I would like this application outside on my foundation walls what would you suggest I use to seal that please
What do you apply to the wall before the concrete mud?
Nice
Very nice job
did you just put this over the painted concrete block? Did you do anything to prime the surface to get the mortar to stick to the painted concrete block?
It looks like there’s a thin layer of mortar as a base but it wasn’t explained or mentioned
Awesome! Thanks for sharing this. We’re looking to do this in our living room. Question: is it ok to apply a mortar mixture onto wood/drywall or is cinder/cement wall preferred?
Did you have to apply thin mortar layer to cinder blocks?
I want to ask you something. which material do you use for white color and brown ? Thank you
So is that the same mortar smeared onto the cinder blocks as a flat base to build the rocks on?
Man, I wonder if my dry wall can support all that.
Nice job. What is the powder that used giving color?
Wow the door added the extra touch
Wondering if this would work on a drywall wall (vs block).
You could if you nail up galvanized steel mesh. Can get it in the flooring department at Home Depot or a builders supply store
Can you do this directly on sheetrock?
we love to see it
What is the thin underlay of grey? (you can see it during 1:33-1:40) Is a base coat necessary under the mortar? I can't wait to try this!
Hi . thank you for watching . I used same masonry mortar , for the base coat and different color tile grouts, for the final colors .
What are the powders you are using to add color?
You are Wicked Awesome, what a talent!. P.S., What store sells husbands like you?
Was the dusting just cement? How’d you add colour to dusting? Thanks looks great
You can buy color mixes for concrete or mortar. They come in powders like that.
Hard to tell, are u throwing the colors dry or wet, thanks.😊
I love it...
Thank you for watching !
Is it wipable?
Would this hold up outside in the elements in cold/wet winter weather?
Can i use this for outside to?❤
What is the colored white and clay powdered stuff you splash on to the mortar?
that's what I was wondering
Omg Que es el polvo Que le va echando??? What kind of powder you used to get the colors?
Will this work over styrofoam forms that were used to pour the concrete foundation walls? Will it stand up as exteriors walls. Beautiful work. Thank you
Hi. Great video!! Could you tell me what is the first layer you put ? Is mortar aswell? How it was applied? Wall Needs water or preparation
It looks like he has a thin layer of mortar as a base but he hasn’t answered what it is for sure
Классно вышло!
Can you use this method on a fireplace wall ?
I'm about to try but I have seen it done. I'm casing mine in with cement board first, It shoukd.stick to it
How did he prep the wall for this diy? Or concrete sticks to anything without trouble?
Thank you for watching. Depending on the wall surface that you are using you need to do base coat , for the masonry wall you can just trowel on light coat of masonry mortar mix , or tile adhesive cement for better adhesion, if you want to install on the drywall or plaster you can either install metal lath and base coat , or 1/4" cement board and scratch coat or base coat with the same materials as mentioned above, for this video i have used 2bags of masonry mortar mix, total cost $14 . Also for better adhesion of the final coat you can wet base coat with the sponge or paint brush.
@@simpleconstruction132Thank you! I finally found your answer on base coat for concrete board! So appreciated!
Can you tell me the concrete stain brand you would recommend as for a paver?
Hello! Will this be able to hold up outside ?
would time be good for exterir wall, and if so how to perve most/mold
What is it red and white?
I used cement and sand؟؟؟
Yes
How long for mortar and grout to cure before sealing?