How to Stamp Concrete

BRICKFORM show how to properly stamp concrete from start to finish. BRICKFORM will go over the Stamping process. This video goes over Antique Release, Texture Mat’s, texture Skins, touch-up…

How to pour a concrete patio by Sciulli Concrete. Procedure is very similar for concrete driveways, sidewalks, stairs, steps or pool deck. Demonstration that shows the steps involved in pouring…
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38 thoughts on “How to Stamp Concrete”

  1. You can find Stamp concrete from South America to Alaska. People remove
    snow from stamp driveways all the time without issues. Go to
    SolomonColors.com and find your closest Ready-mix distributor to get
    recommendations of a good Stamp Concrete contractor in your area. Send us
    pictures of your driveway when you’re done. Thanks 

  2. this is million times better than installing a tile or carpet, do you know
    anyone who does this in Central FL? I have 4 bedrooms that need wood
    flooring gone and patio very large patio about 150′ by 28′ I liked the
    gallery on your website as well, you guys are awesome!

  3. Craftsman to Artisan you actually make tile look cheap!! Hats Off Guys I
    think the Romans would put you at the top!

  4. Very impressive, there is nothing more appealing than men who enjoy their
    craft, settle for nothing but near perfection, and are willing to share
    their knowledge! Bravo! The result is truly a testament to Brickform! 

  5. I know you guys used Nutmeg and medium Gray for color release, what colors
    did you use for Color Hardener? I believe you used two color hardeners?
    which ones? after spreading the color hardeners I see you guys floating the
    hardeners into the concrete then I see you using the sprayer (what did you
    spray?) then I see you spreading more color hardener and floating it into
    the cement again. can you quickly send me a quick step by step of the
    video. thank you so much

  6. Great Video. Can I apply a layer of concrete to an existing concrete slab
    and stamp it? How thick a layer of concrete would I need to use? I live in
    Northern NJ. Winters can be brutal! 

  7. I saw a stamped concrete patio at a friends house and I didn’t like it
    because it looked fake. This doesn’t look fake at all and the attention to
    detail really pulls it off nicely. Thanks for demonstrating this technique.

  8. I like what you do with the cement. Question; How much are your stamps?
    Thank you Salomon’

  9. This is a cool video, but they are cheating with a skid steer, i have a
    cool time lapse video of a custom formed concrete patio, that three of us
    poured and used a Wheelbarrow to move the concrete, check it out!

  10. no but seriously a vibe screed will cut your work in half, then a good
    bullfoater fills in the few holes left,…bam….. broom and done

  11. How do you screed when the patio is against the house and there is no form
    to run the board across against the house?

  12. the posts are wood wrapped with fiberglass fiber glass acts like expansion
    if they were not wrapped in fiberglass i would wrap them with expansion so
    it can rise and fall

  13. how do you do a proper grade , could you make a video on grading and
    pitching of slope run off for a patio … just wondering if this is
    posssible . looking to do my Patio with a stamp look with a 1/8 ” pitch but
    lost on the directions

  14. how do you do a prper grade , could you make a video on grading and
    pitching of slope run off for a patio … just wondering if this is
    posssible .

  15. i have to say you guys do great work but how do you get away with not using
    a screed rail on the far side ? i always use one to make sure it totally
    level with the form side but i find it a pain in teh ass to have to than
    pull it and fill it

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