Vertical stamped concrete fireplace. Fieldstone
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- Опубліковано 19 січ 2020
- Vertical stamped concrete and stained concrete. stone pattern on a fireplace. We explain how to stamp vertical concrete and stain concrete, and show steps to make a beautiful concrete stone vaneer. By: Morrison's Renovation & Design. Franklin, TN
Excellent job buddy!
Amazing job 👍
Great job on the fireplace! Edit your video.
Have you ever tried adding all the water first. I’m thinking it might be easier to mix. Thanks
I purchased Surecrete wall stamp cement, mixed it and made sure it stays on the trowel vertically but after applying it to my 4ft x 5ft wall it already set and I could not stamp it. Do I have the wrong product? How do you keep it from setting? Does the pac x gives you more working time? Please help. Thanks. Nice wall!
Where did you get your material? Your stamps
Add 16 to 10 lb Portland to your S type and concrete fibers to your mix to replace tht X pak
Why add the cement?
Jay vee no that will not work. But you can add metakaolin or fume.
How did you attach the scratch coat?
Daniel, great job! what is the name of the stamp. I don't seem to find it in globmarble. Can you send the link for that stamp? Thank you!
I can soon as I get home. It's called field stone.
What does the scratch coat stick to?
Can we use the ordinary cement, What of type cement your using, Please can you give the specification. Thanks and God bless
Mix one bag of tru pac x with one 80 lb bag of mortar mix. Home depot sells it. 1 bag to one bag. Home depot only sells the mortar mix. The tru pac x buy online
nice video but you need to talk a little bit slower while mixing LOL I wish I knew about the odorless linseed oil before I spent $32 on release!
how well dose this hold up to the freeze-thaw cycle especially the ones we would get in upstate New York
I’ve done jobs several years ago and they are still good as new, I recommend sealing every 4-5 years or when needed
Your work is incredible! I do similar work. A great trick to complete the whole finish is to take a small broken piece of grey concrete brick and rub it over the cured stucco; it knocks off the high points and makes the faux stones look tumbled, beat up and older.
Could you tell me the material completely.. by writting
Sorry such a late response. Trupac x 15 lb bag these must be ordered as far as I know. mixed with one 80lb bag or mortar mix from home Depot.
Also each batch makes about a 95lb batch. And covers about 10 sq ft. However since the trupacx has to be ordered get a couple extra bags of this, you don't want to have a small unfinished section for 2 weeks.
Where do I buy the stamp?
Hallo.
What kind of concret Do you use?
It's all at the beginning of the video. A detailed walk through of the material and the concrete. It is 1 bag of Tru pac x weight is 18 lbs I believe. And one 80 lb bag of mortar mix from home Depot. One bag to one bag per batch. Each batch would do close to 10sq ft on the wall at about 1" thick. Need a minimum of 1" could go to 1.5"-2" if you need to. Stamps are drystack fieldstone 5 set.
Hello brother, hopefully you're good
Kindly write down all item names of you put in a-z
where did you get your stamp?
Globmarble.com
Which is cheaper stamped concrete or real stone
Stamped concrete of your doing it. But if you hire someone probably about the same
Material speaking... Concrete set up is cheaper than the real stone. But in labor not for sure. It probably even out about the same. Stone may be a little more expensive
Right now because of supply line disruption you can’t even get stone shipped to me for 8 weeks- but you can get concrete today.
@@fordguyfordguy for your scratch coat do you use the same one to one ratio? Or straight mortar mix?
@@patromero155 Hey Pat, neither - I use one part Portland and 2 parts sand. I follow Mike Haduk's methods, and I will link you a video below. But remember that how you do scratch coat up north is different than scratch coat in Florida, Mike talks about this in the video. ua-cam.com/video/4uPKUUN8264/v-deo.html
Watch some editing videos
Lol take an etiquette class.