Incredible job! You make it look so easy - I just know that when I try to pull something like this off - it'll look like $hit...... I have an ideal project for this in my backyard. My backyard is terraced by two fugly concrete walls into three separate levels running almost the entire length of my backyard. You have inspired me to give it a go using your products!
Dang, I am going to be contacting you about your product, I have done a bunch of work with epoxy counter tops, and it looks amazing, I have to learn from your experience and expertise, thank you very much
Yes...small sprayers are what we use on small jobs...the larger sqft jobs we use a little larger hand held pump sprayer. Even larger jobs require larger sprayers. So...depending on the job size determines the type of sprayer you use.Our colors we are using are actually natural pigments in water mixed with our Pro Seal. The natural pigments give a more realistic stone look, and the pro seal acts as the reactive agent to pull the pigments into the concrete for a long lasting color.
Excellent video! I'll be using these for some seating I'm making with concrete/stone veneer. Will this product work on horizontal concrete surfaces as well?
Got a question about stamped concrete... Re - the molded stone texture mats for floor type. : One of your vids showed how to do the job with a skim coat on top of a hard surface. I love the textured look of that. Can it be done on a fresh poured slab (4-6" thick)? If so, how do I judge when the right time after the pour to get on it? Maybe a poke/prod depth hardness Check? Thanks. p.s. - great vids!!
Hello Grumpy, As soon as the surface can withstand you walking on without blemishing then you may begin the process of applying the skim coat and texture to your desired look. Thanks again and please let me know how I may continue to help in any way.
If it is already sealed and colored with pro seal can the accent enhancer still be used? Say for color corrections? or will it not bond with pro seal? thanks
there are many concrete color mix that's cheaper and just as effective. you can mix the powder pigment in the mixer to get the white foundation base the add spray pigments
your work is excellent, I appreciate a great pity that your products are not available in French, if not in your water pigment bottle, how many grams of natural pigments 10% pigment in water or more? thanks for the content
I do not know...but possibly as they are just natural pigments. Send me your email address and what state you live in to bruce@stoneedgesurfaces.com and I'll send you a catalogue and the closest Distributor to you.
When applying the colors it is mixed with our Pro Seal so you are actually coloring and sealing at the same time. To get an even better seal..yes...you would apply another coat of sealer.
Sorry for the late reply! You can buy through our distributors if you are close to one or factory direct. email your state and city and we will send you a catalog and where to buy.
Ibrahim,I apologize that this response is so late.Please explain more of what you are asking or give me some examples of what you need so we can explain and help you.
Removing it and redoing the wall with Stone Edge Surfaces Pro Wall Mix!! ; ) Or...you can use pretty much the same techniques as what is shown. If it's cement...it should take color.
thanks for answering. Do you have any techniques for applying oxide pigments in rubber molds before casting concrete? by the way, you're a very good teacher! thanks for your videos and more thanks for sharing your knowledge.
We do have a colored release agent that is "broadcast" out over standard concrete and used to both color and release the molds. If that is what you are asking, then yes we have that. As far as our polymer enhanced Wall, Stamp, Trowel and Spray mix...we use the liquid release agent on the surface of the stamp and on the surface of the concrete to release the stamp. But...it is clear and we do not color it.
When you say we can use any acrylic color, are you referring to stain, paint or liquid color pigment? And by liquid color pigment I mean for example iron oxide mixed with water.
Ok, thanks! What maximum ratio of iron oxide powder can I use in the Stone Edge Surface Sealer to avoid pigments separating to not have pigment deposit at the surface level and delaminate the sealer?
You can use our products and not have to worry about pigments separating or delaminating. Or...you can use water based acrylics or other similar products as stated before. I will not go into proprietary percentages of ingredients.
Bill...Feedback is very helpful when putting these videos together so I appreciate your comment and ask if you can elaborate on what felt too long and how i can make this video better and easier to follow. Your comments will help me when editing a revised and updated coloring video that is in the works.
Are you asking if you can color the crevices where debris settles...similar to an antique look? If that is your question...then yes...most stone is porous and will accept stain.
thanks this is not what i mean, i mean i need to color a mas of granite, not just a surface color, a total color, i fond the following topic in google patents was very usefulwww.google.com/patents/US4695487 thanks and kind regards
Ok...If you just want to color stone, yes our pigments are natural pigments that will just color the surface...unless...you mix them with a rheological agent, like our Pro Seal, that help draw the color into the stone a few mils.
You can add sealer after coloration as well,, but our pigments are designed to mix with the water based "Pro Seal" so it is drawn into the cement or stone at the time of coloring. If you will provide me with your email address I can email you a catalog
Great comment! But remember we are teaching in this video so we slow it down so people can more easily see what we are doing and to explain. If the=is were a job site...you are correct...the pace would be increased.
Incredible job! You make it look so easy - I just know that when I try to pull something like this off - it'll look like $hit...... I have an ideal project for this in my backyard. My backyard is terraced by two fugly concrete walls into three separate levels running almost the entire length of my backyard. You have inspired me to give it a go using your products!
Great product, my first time using…I love the way this turned out!!
Thank you for this video very helpful. Once you mix your base or ascent colors how long can you store it.
Dang, I am going to be contacting you about your product, I have done a bunch of work with epoxy counter tops, and it looks amazing, I have to learn from your experience and expertise, thank you very much
Thank you. You are a very good teacher.
hello highlighter Can we mix it with paint and spray it?
SMALL SPRAYERS ARE NORMAL? ONLY DO YOU HAVE TO COLLECT THE PAINT? THANK YOU VERY MUCH FOR THE INFORMATION. NICE JOB SR.
Yes...small sprayers are what we use on small jobs...the larger sqft jobs we use a little larger hand held pump sprayer. Even larger jobs require larger sprayers. So...depending on the job size determines the type of sprayer you use.Our colors we are using are actually natural pigments in water mixed with our Pro Seal. The natural pigments give a more realistic stone look, and the pro seal acts as the reactive agent to pull the pigments into the concrete for a long lasting color.
Excellent video! I'll be using these for some seating I'm making with concrete/stone veneer. Will this product work on horizontal concrete surfaces as well?
Which water base color pigment will be good for plaster of Paris ?
Very good lesson .how can we by this mold ..we are in sri lanka..i like to do this...thank you
Send me your email address to bruce@stoneedgesurfaces.com and I'll send you a catalogue and you can order direct.
Nice video & nice products you have 👍 do you ship worldwide 🌐 ?
Hey Greg - does anyone cut the colors 50% with water just to make them less sharp/tone them down?
Hi, thank you for your video, do you sell the stamp used in this video?
Yes...it is a Stone Edge Surfaces..."Mountain Dry Stack" stamp set. www.stoneedgesurfaces.com 844-786-6333
Why not have e-commerce site for DIY purchasers? There are no resellers in NE USA?
For the benefit of somebody who lives in NZ and doesnt have access to your brands, what is proseal? Is it a pva product?
just look for concrete sealer, concrete primer and concrete stain
Got a question about stamped concrete...
Re - the molded stone texture mats for floor type. :
One of your vids showed how to do the job with a skim coat on top of a hard surface. I love the textured look of that. Can it be done on a fresh poured slab (4-6" thick)? If so, how do I judge when the right time after the pour to get on it? Maybe a poke/prod depth hardness Check?
Thanks.
p.s. - great vids!!
Hello Grumpy, As soon as the surface can withstand you walking on without blemishing then you may begin the process of applying the skim coat and texture to your desired look. Thanks again and please let me know how I may continue to help in any way.
Great job Buddy
Thank you...I will let Gregg know you liked the video
If it is already sealed and colored with pro seal can the accent enhancer still be used? Say for color corrections? or will it not bond with pro seal? thanks
seal means seal. you would have to etch the seal off to get the stone porous.
Hello dear plz help me for color dye Want to color white on black
Where can I buy the colors?
Good Good Good!!
Perfect!
Hello!
how can I buy the molds and supplies to perform this same job ???
Nice work
Sir your share. How to make mold stone stamping. I hope you read this message. I like you video. Very educational.
Hello, such a question, those colored liquids that you use can also be mixed in concrete to make artificial stone. regards
there are many concrete color mix that's cheaper and just as effective. you can mix the powder pigment in the mixer to get the white foundation base the add spray pigments
your work is excellent, I appreciate a great pity that your products are not available in French, if not in your water pigment bottle, how many grams of natural pigments 10% pigment in water or more? thanks for the content
Yes Jardi, this is a 10% color to sealer ratio for base coloring. Thanks again
Could we use it for plasters of Paris too ? And what is brand name and is it available on amazon?
I do not know...but possibly as they are just natural pigments.
Send me your email address and what state you live in to bruce@stoneedgesurfaces.com and I'll send you a catalogue and the closest Distributor to you.
Can i use this colors for a regular floor
Concrete or stone...yes...they are natural pigments in water.
do all walls have to be sealed after colouring?
When applying the colors it is mixed with our Pro Seal so you are actually coloring and sealing at the same time. To get an even better seal..yes...you would apply another coat of sealer.
Thanks for responding, the product looks great
Stone Edge Surfaces to
GMK Contracts
Stone Edge Surfaces should it receive a second coat of sealer after the scuffing/sanding?
That looks great.
Does this color mark exist in France?
We do not have a distributor in France. You can buy direct.
Where do I buy your products???
Sorry for the late reply!
You can buy through our distributors if you are close to one or factory direct. email your state and city and we will send you a catalog and where to buy.
oops...forgot our email address...send us an email at info@stoneedgesurfaces.com
Sir How to different color at river stone for aqurium and garden plz tell me brothers
Ibrahim,I apologize that this response is so late.Please explain more of what you are asking or give me some examples of what you need so we can explain and help you.
Sorry brother late reply
Please give me your email address
I am sending you some pictures for explain
What techniques do you recommend for Concrete stone veneers?
Removing it and redoing the wall with Stone Edge Surfaces Pro Wall Mix!! ; )
Or...you can use pretty much the same techniques as what is shown. If it's cement...it should take color.
thanks for answering. Do you have any techniques for applying oxide pigments in rubber molds before casting concrete? by the way, you're a very good teacher!
thanks for your videos and more thanks for sharing your knowledge.
We do have a colored release agent that is "broadcast" out over standard concrete and used to both color and release the molds. If that is what you are asking, then yes we have that. As far as our polymer enhanced Wall, Stamp, Trowel and Spray mix...we use the liquid release agent on the surface of the stamp and on the surface of the concrete to release the stamp. But...it is clear and we do not color it.
Truly amazing
Thank you...I will let Gregg know what you said.
When you say we can use any acrylic color, are you referring to stain, paint or liquid color pigment? And by liquid color pigment I mean for example iron oxide mixed with water.
All of the above you mentioned are correct. You can use any water based acrylic coloring system upon any of the Stone Edge Surfaces Products.
Ok, thanks! What maximum ratio of iron oxide powder can I use in the Stone Edge Surface Sealer to avoid pigments separating to not have pigment deposit at the surface level and delaminate the sealer?
You can use our products and not have to worry about pigments separating or delaminating. Or...you can use water based acrylics or other similar products as stated before. I will not go into proprietary percentages of ingredients.
dang, that looks awesome. Do you guys sell this product in a small set, maybe just enough for DIYERs remodel their fireplace?
Yes...you can buy our products a bag at a time.
exelent job
Amazing
Where can you buy stone edge products in the Toronto Ontario, Canada area?
I am so sorry I missed this question???
You can buy factory direct as I only have contractors who use the products in Canada and no Distributors.
"Primer 100" = water? "accent enhancer" = drywall compound? "Proseal sealant" = polyurethane ?
Hi, what's the polyurethane product you're referring to?
@@IAINoodle a sealer
Very good....sorted
Short version please.
Make it more simple please.😁👍
Bill...Feedback is very helpful when putting these videos together so I appreciate your comment and ask if you can elaborate on what felt too long and how i can make this video better and easier to follow. Your comments will help me when editing a revised and updated coloring video that is in the works.
Put some glass ball in side the color bottle so when you shake it better
Thank you for the tip! ; )
can i color the inner layers of a natural stone? how?
Are you asking if you can color the crevices where debris settles...similar to an antique look?
If that is your question...then yes...most stone is porous and will accept stain.
thanks this is not what i mean, i mean i need to color a mas of granite, not just a surface color, a total color, i fond the following topic in google patents was very usefulwww.google.com/patents/US4695487
thanks and kind regards
Ok...If you just want to color stone, yes our pigments are natural pigments that will just color the surface...unless...you mix them with a rheological agent, like our Pro Seal, that help draw the color into the stone a few mils.
i know that the sealer products added after coloration to prevent discoloration, can you kindly give me a ling for your product proseal?
You can add sealer after coloration as well,, but our pigments are designed to mix with the water based "Pro Seal" so it is drawn into the cement or stone at the time of coloring.
If you will provide me with your email address I can email you a catalog
thanks alot brother u said all
You are welcome! ; )
Boom.
That's fucking gorgeous
Fucking incredible! I will do my whole wall like this excellent!
To complete
Water down latex paint
these are natural pigments in water...they give a more realistic look
Your process is waaaaaaaaaaay to long.
Great comment! But remember we are teaching in this video so we slow it down so people can more easily see what we are doing and to explain. If the=is were a job site...you are correct...the pace would be increased.
It’s worth it though- looks fantastic.
Definitely an artist, but maybe not a breakfast guy. Cheerios are all one color.
people complaining he talks too much, its is normal when you selling something you have to talk to much, this aint how to do guide.
Great comment...I will pass it on to Gregg
This guy talks way too much.