Unlock the Power of Water-Based Stains on Vertical Concrete!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 พ.ย. 2024
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Welcome to another episode of Technique of the Week with Jason Geiser on Deco-Crete TV! Today, Jason dives into the captivating realm of vertical concrete, specifically focusing on innovative techniques to enhance stone and rock surfaces. Discover the secrets behind creating stunning textures that transform any space into a work of art.
In this episode, he introduces a unique staining method using water-based stains, a recent addition to our repertoire. These advanced stains are formulated without acrylic, ensuring an optimal bond and longevity.
Jason demonstrates the step-by-step process, from selecting the perfect color combination to mixing the stains and applying them to the rocks. Watch as he showcases how to achieve controlled and precise spraying using regular spray cans. Learn the invaluable art of manipulating the nozzle for various spray patterns, allowing for meticulous color application.
Discover the power of a sea sponge as Jason effortlessly removes excess stain, creating a natural and authentic appearance. He shares tips to eliminate streaks and achieve a harmonious blend of colors that brings your vertical concrete project to life.
If you are looking for more hands-on training, we offer training classes periodically that offer many more tips and techniques that will give you confidence on the job. Check out dates and pricing here: www.deco-crete...
Awesome products and great guys at deco Crete 💪🏻👍👍
Thanks Jeremy👊
Great video and you make a great point. I started experimenting making stains with diluted acrylic paint because I feel like most water based stains are overpriced paint’s anyway. I know some installers that do layers and layers on acrylic but I agree I don’t like the idea of essentially sealing your acrylic paint.
Thanks for the comment!!!
Almost 20k lets go. I do think I could use these w my form liners tbh I usually just use permatiqe and just use the thicker stuff at the bottom of the bucket
Heck yeah brother, we're almost there!!! Yes, you could definitely use that stain on your borders and rock faces. That was part of why we designed them this way. Let me know what colors you like using, we'll get a few sample to you 👊
I need an invite to the show this year... 4real
I know u don't need an invite I just been following the rules of my PO the last 3 years, but guess what I get off in jan
Send me an email with all your contact info to jeff@deco-cretesupply.com we'll right an invitation up for you if that helps, lol. We'd love to have you at the show next year!
Looks like a good system! Thanks
You are welcome, thanks for watching!!!
Do you have a video where you carved this job? Is it freestyle or did you start with a vertical stamp?
This was all hand carved without any stamps. We don't have a video on this exact wall, but we do have a few other videos on vertical concrete on our channel, and plan making a hand carved video in the future. Thanks for watching!!!
So for an outdoor fireplace. How will this color hold up? Heat/weather wear.
Thanks for the comment! Is the fireplace made out of concrete, and has it ever been sealed? Both of these things could make a difference. This stain is formulated for unsealed concrete or porous masonry block. If the fireplace is natural stone or something else, you would need to do a small test spot to see how well it'll soak in and bond. If the surface has been sealed it'll have a hard time soaking in, and probably won't last too long. If it is unsealed concrete or masonry block, we would recommend sealing it after the staining is all done. I'll leave a link to the sealer below. It's hard to give exact number years that it'll last, but in most cases, you could expect at least 5 years. If it ever fades, you could re-apply it as needed. Thanks for watching!!
www.deco-cretesupply.com/products/water-based-sealers/d-shield-1-gallon
@@DecoCreteTV the veneer that will be stained will be concrete and not sealed.
Not sealed, before staining*
@@kylemoore907 In that case, the water-based stains would be the easiest to use and will probably look the best. Sealing it after the stain will help keep it in place. If it fades over time, you can apply more stain.
@@DecoCreteTV thank you so much!
Does this work on cement blocks?
Thanks for the comment! Yes, this will work on concrete blocks as long as there is no paint or sealer already on the surface. Thanks for watching!!
Can you tell me the color stains you are using so I will know what to purchase thanks!
We were using Graham Cracker, Havana Tan, Whiskey Barrel, Marble Canyon, and Sandel Wood. We also used Allegheny Flint diluted 1:8 for the antiquing. I'll leave a link to the antiquing video and the color chart on our website. Thanks for watching Deco-Crete TV!!!
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www.deco-cretesupply.com/sites/default/files/2023-06/WB%20Concrete%20Stain%20Color%20Chart.pdf
So u just use sealer over it at the end
Yes, all you need to do is seal it. No cleanup required, just give it a day to dry and seal it. Thanks for all the support you show to our channel, always love hearing from you brother👊