How to properly use pre-mix cement for concrete statuary.
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- čas přidán 22. 08. 2024
- In this video I show a simple secret that allows you to use pre-mix cement and still get quality concrete statuary.
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I swift pre-mix concrete a bit to get rid of some of the gravel. It work great for very small items.
@rubbermoldman8544 just did my first casting last night after watching your videos for about a year. Turned out great and wanted to thank you for the great info and guidance
I've been a fan/follower for several years, and I still love to learn from you. THANKS! I've always used the general pre-mix concrete with good results, but I am going to take your advice and try supplementing Portland Cement to future statues to see if I can notice a difference.
Great advice! Thank you..i was looking for ratio but it alao answered my question on quickcrete.
It would take I alot of time but could you crush the rocks in the premix bags?
I guess if you wanted to,
The Portland concrete is it from quick Crete as well?
Portland is a type of cement with no additives like sand or gravel, it’s not a brand. Quikcrete is a brand that has Portland in it along with gravel and sand and different blends of premix.
@@rubbermoldman8544 so where do you get yours
Usually Home Depot or Lowes but back in the day we'd get an entire truck load from a plant. We've never noticed any difference in quality no matter where we purchase it.
Have you ever tried a concrete mix made by CTS? Sold at Home Depot, it’s in a green bag and they have one in a blue bag.
So many people I know use it for statuary. Just wondering what you thought of it.
No, I have not,
Can a use the non shrink grout Portland cement?
To my knowledge those are 2 different products. But Ive never used it so I cant say,
The mold is made of any material
The molds I make are made from latex/fiberglass.
I tried the quick set type..oh lord to fast for me.🤣