Yes Mrs Bealy Good that archway is really nice - like the shape of it. So much involved in the 'cement' industry I would probably would never thought about Bealy Good - so many things to learn.
Sienna slate, with sand yp medium gray was nice... but i liked them both. 😅 I'm a great help!! 😅😅😅 hopefully Jackie used her Charm and got ya some great deals . 😊😊😊
You asked, and I will answer: Sienna Slate with Coachella Sand YP, Chocolate TF. Geoff, I so agree with you about booth 'babes' (male and female) who ignore customers who want to spend $$. You may want to try at a different time, many of those commercial booths have folks who work shifts. My honest take is to have Chris assist you. He'll not only know what you actually need, he can probably help you get a good deal. Thank you for sharing this. It honestly looks like fun.
when looking for a skid steer I would recomend one with an overhead door rather than a swing door ,much less chance of breakage ,Ive seen it several times where people will have door open and lift arms up slightly and door gets smashed .
Me and Charlette on the porch just a Schwinging. As a kid my bike was a Schwinn. Rode it to school and made me feel like a Schwinner. Interesting technology in construction these days, thanks for the tour Bealy Goods. Siennaa slate in gray.
Thank you for sharing your road trip. Hope both you and mom are recovering well. Customer service has gone downhill since covid. It's like the younger generation has never learned how to converse in person. It just a shame. (Dang guess I'm an old fart now). My vote on floor Sienna Slate color and texture. Have a safe trip home. 💖💖💖💖💖💖
How is the texture on the concrete stamps you chose for cleaning? With a lot of texture dirt settles in the depressions. I like the texture on the left and the color on the right. I haven't commented lately because it to hard to type on the tv where I watch your videos. Today I watched on tv, then came to the computer to comment. I never miss one of your posts. Feel like friends . I have watched your channel since you bought the farm. Cris introduced your channel to us.
☘️🇮🇪🇺🇸 morning Geoff good to 👁️U out’n’bout 😎 - M’am keeping him company -Nice- those shows r notorious 4 🎉then next day they can’t function.. sorry Geoff.. ya gotta get them 1st day early. - Ancient mocha … warm comforting… of the earth. Blessings upon you both
My opinion with your stamps and not wanting to cut concrete is use more of the stone type stencils… you can then use trowel or shovel to cut/ weaken concrete to act as relief points "
Looked like a great show although I feel some of these companies should give you a "Pioneering" discount. It seems the braces, forms, etc are next gen from what you've been using. It's quite possible they've been watching your videos and you've been providing lots extra field testing free of charge 👀 I noticed there was no J Deere green on their skid-steer. I thought that was their color 🤔 The Safewaze booth has some good ideas for safety at height. Attaching workers to a cable seems important for reducing your liability as the contractor. For Mrs. Bealy Good question, I would prefer the Sienna Slate pattern for the basement floor because it looks smoother to walk on (and to clean) vs the Ancient Stone. Imho the ancient pattern would be better suited for an outdoor floor. I will leave the color choice up to her as I don't know the color palette for the walls, decor, etc. "Schwing" from Waynes World ~ Mrs. Bealy Good. Best Quote of the Show Award 🤣
Good morning Mr and Mrs Bealy Good. Glad I caught you early this morning have a BEALY GOOD DAY.Jackie you better grab his wallet so he doesn't over spend.
Sienna Slate, with Sand YP Medium Gray. It's not as an aggressive texture, less depressions. It looks like it would be easier to clean, and it won't hold dirt, debris like the other pattern.
Q1 the stamp Anclent stone chocella Q2 Sand YP-med gray TE ! Some years ago we had a local guy that spray on mortar and he had made a roller wheel that stamped a block design that he done walls with He had a younger guy helping him that might still do it but idk any his info but the old guy had made a bunch the wheels a few as wide as 4' for sidewalks He made them way before those paint rollers that made designs in the pain like making a brick wall look had came out ! back in the early 90's The only thing he didn't do was adding the colors to the mortar or concrete !
My question to you is? How are you going to clean the floor? And are you concerned about it being uneven for future and appliances? If it is outside, the rough texture would be great. But inside, I'd be looking for easy cleaning and comfortable walking around barefoot. Very good informative video, Geoff.
Did you bump into Tom Hause from the Concrete with the Hause's TH-cam channel while at the World of Concrete convention? He was scheduled to attend with his son.
Be careful with the lower level JD equipment. Some grease fittings are poorly placed and impossible to replace, without taking the machine completely apart.
It’s interesting that the Roman recipe for concrete has never been equaled. Roman concrete has lasted thousands of years. Witness the aqueducts and the Pantheon. We should learn from them.
Hopefully you learn to stop buying over priced products and start gaining a crew or a group of subs that can produce a more productive schedule, using field built professional quality reusable materials, decking, talk to true pros, not DIY sales guys. You will be far ahead in the game
Yes Mrs Bealy Good that archway is really nice - like the shape of it. So much involved in the 'cement' industry I would probably would never thought about Bealy Good - so many things to learn.
Who knew there could be so much neat stuff related to concrete? RE: your stamped concrete question, I like the Sienna as pictured.
Thanks for sharing.
pattern ancient stonend the colors are both great ,but the sandy,medium gray te.i loved the way they did those walls
So great to meet you all and visit!!👊💥
I like sienna slate, sand YP gray TE!!
Likewise!! Looking forward to a trip up your way
Sienna slate, with sand yp medium gray was nice... but i liked them both. 😅 I'm a great help!! 😅😅😅 hopefully Jackie used her Charm and got ya some great deals . 😊😊😊
She tried. We’ll see 😊
You asked, and I will answer: Sienna Slate with Coachella Sand YP, Chocolate TF. Geoff, I so agree with you about booth 'babes' (male and female) who ignore customers who want to spend $$. You may want to try at a different time, many of those commercial booths have folks who work shifts. My honest take is to have Chris assist you. He'll not only know what you actually need, he can probably help you get a good deal. Thank you for sharing this. It honestly looks like fun.
Good points, thank you. 👍
I like the Sienna Slate Sand YP with Medium Gray TE!
Nice.
Hope you're feeling stronger. Thanks for the road trip.
Thumbs up Geoff.
Getting there. Thanks 😊
when looking for a skid steer I would recomend one with an overhead door rather than a swing door ,much less chance of breakage ,Ive seen it several times where people will have door open and lift arms up slightly and door gets smashed .
@@richyvanderhulst816 that is smart. I would definitely do that.
It was interesting to see that Schwing was there at the show - They are just down the road a couple of miles from me - in Northeast St Paul.
Sienna slate for sure. The darker colour.😊
Me and Charlette on the porch just a Schwinging. As a kid my bike was a Schwinn. Rode it to school and made me feel like a Schwinner. Interesting technology in construction these days, thanks for the tour Bealy Goods. Siennaa slate in gray.
The innovation is really incredible. Looks like you had a good time!
Sienna Slate may be easier to clean. Your choice on color...👍
Thank you for sharing your road trip. Hope both you and mom are recovering well. Customer service has gone downhill since covid. It's like the younger generation has never learned how to converse in person. It just a shame. (Dang guess I'm an old fart now). My vote on floor Sienna Slate color and texture. Have a safe trip home. 💖💖💖💖💖💖
It is definitely a different world out there.
Nice informative video Mr Bealy Good.
Glad you liked it!
I’d like the Solano slate with the Coachella color
Sienna stone as it is for color. The other stamp would be hard to clean..
I like the ancient stone pattern and the coachela sand color perfect.
Mrs B the color is what works with the wall color to be fair. Less grooves for dirt and lighter color is what I would do
Talk to the guys at CCS where Chris got his compact track loader. Those guys are real nice and great to work with.
How is the texture on the concrete stamps you chose for cleaning? With a lot of texture dirt settles in the depressions. I like the texture on the left and the color on the right. I haven't commented lately because it to hard to type on the tv where I watch your videos. Today I watched on tv, then came to the computer to comment. I never miss one of your posts. Feel like friends . I have watched your channel since you bought the farm. Cris introduced your channel to us.
We appreciate the support and the comments. Thank you 😊
The Family Bealy Good is Present. And to see the new building Elemente.!
Bealy Good Family 🎉🎉🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿
Thanks 😊
So many great products. It's cool to see tham all. Maybe chris can use his volvo connection to get you a good deal on a skidsteer.
great video Geoff, since you're going to be living in the house you should pick witch pattern and colour you like best 👍👍👍👍👍
Sienna Slate Pattern . Medium Gray TE color .
A young man from our area was there. Won the brick laying competition. I think he is 16.
That’s awesome
☘️🇮🇪🇺🇸 morning Geoff good to 👁️U out’n’bout 😎 - M’am keeping him company -Nice- those shows r notorious 4 🎉then next day they can’t function.. sorry Geoff.. ya gotta get them 1st day early. - Ancient mocha … warm comforting… of the earth. Blessings upon you both
🤔 you’re probably right about that 🎉
My opinion with your stamps and not wanting to cut concrete is use more of the stone type stencils… you can then use trowel or shovel to cut/ weaken concrete to act as relief points "
@@Jacks_Mehoff good point
Looked like a great show although I feel some of these companies should give you a "Pioneering" discount. It seems the braces, forms, etc are next gen from what you've been using. It's quite possible they've been watching your videos and you've been providing lots extra field testing free of charge 👀 I noticed there was no J Deere green on their skid-steer. I thought that was their color 🤔 The Safewaze booth has some good ideas for safety at height. Attaching workers to a cable seems important for reducing your liability as the contractor. For Mrs. Bealy Good question, I would prefer the Sienna Slate pattern for the basement floor because it looks smoother to walk on (and to clean) vs the Ancient Stone. Imho the ancient pattern would be better suited for an outdoor floor. I will leave the color choice up to her as I don't know the color palette for the walls, decor, etc. "Schwing" from Waynes World ~ Mrs. Bealy Good. Best Quote of the Show Award 🤣
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Was there a hard hat booth??? 😁 I saw one at the safety harness people ... but no interest from BG???
Good morning Mr and Mrs Bealy Good. Glad I caught you early this morning have a BEALY GOOD DAY.Jackie you better grab his wallet so he doesn't over spend.
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As far as the slate patterns go, I would take the one I didn't have to clean with a toothpick after mopping the surface.
Sienna Slate, with Sand YP Medium Gray. It's not as an aggressive texture, less depressions. It looks like it would be easier to clean, and it won't hold dirt, debris like the other pattern.
Good points. Thx
Did you see Ryan from Victory Outdoor Services at the Dewalt booths? He does a lot of concrete stamping.
@@bottomup12 no. I wish I had known he was out here.
Sienna Slate in same color
Q1 the stamp Anclent stone chocella Q2 Sand YP-med gray TE ! Some years ago we had a local guy that spray on mortar and he had made a roller wheel that stamped a block design that he done walls with He had a younger guy helping him that might still do it but idk any his info but the old guy had made a bunch the wheels a few as wide as 4' for sidewalks He made them way before those paint rollers that made designs in the pain like making a brick wall look had came out ! back in the early 90's The only thing he didn't do was adding the colors to the mortar or concrete !
How about Earthquake / Hurricane code requirements? Are the newer ICF products compliant with some of the newer state requirements?
ICF far exceeds any stick framing for strength
Did you see Ryan from Victory Services 😊😊😊
I did not.
My question to you is? How are you going to clean the floor? And are you concerned about it being uneven for future and appliances? If it is outside, the rough texture would be great. But inside, I'd be looking for easy cleaning and comfortable walking around barefoot. Very good informative video, Geoff.
Good questions. Thanks 😊
Did you bump into Tom Hause from the Concrete with the Hause's TH-cam channel while at the World of Concrete convention? He was scheduled to attend with his son.
Didn’t see him
Did you see Ryan and the guys from Victory out there.
How much where those pump trucks? We need one of those
Sand YP , Ancient slat.
Howdy bealy good
Hey Tugboat
Be careful with the lower level JD equipment. Some grease fittings are poorly placed and impossible to replace, without taking the machine completely apart.
Thanks for the heads up! 🙏
If your stamped concrete is for a floor, those designs would make it hard to wash a floor
You would want to check the right to repair with JD
I've heard that "What happens at The World of Concrete, stays at The World of Concrete". Is this true Geoff? LOL
@@thebear5454 absolutely
Ancient stone,Coachella.
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Sienna slate.
Show specials are usually available through your regular, local dealer. Your show people are too busy to talk to you.
What are they busy doing?
Looking more healthy Geoff, and lighter (shed a few lbs).
@@r1mein54 thanks 😊
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It’s interesting that the Roman recipe for concrete has never been equaled. Roman concrete has lasted thousands of years. Witness the aqueducts and the Pantheon. We should learn from them.
@@richardbrown-nj2xx we can’t reproduce it.
I saw a muddy feet 👣
Hopefully you learn to stop buying over priced products and start gaining a crew or a group of subs that can produce a more productive schedule, using field built professional quality reusable materials, decking, talk to true pros, not DIY sales guys. You will be far ahead in the game
I have a group of subs. They are all building houses that I actually make money off of.
How much where those pump trucks? We need one of those
@@CCTBRIAN456 about a mil