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“Cookie Cutters” stamps offer unique characteristics and advantages not found among other stamping systems. In talking to various contractors who use aluminum stamps regularly, Concrete Decor found several valid reasons today’s concrete contractors should consider the aluminum stamps as a valuable tool for decorative concrete applications.
2008 Concrete Countertop Design contest winners in both residential and commercial categories
A former computer software developer makes a career change and finds success in stamping concrete.
Discover ways admixtures can improve concrete’s ultimate durability and strength and make it easier to work with.
A play by play on an exquisite set of radius steps that was connected to a 3,000 square foot veranda outside a 21,000 square foot home.
Preparing for one, two or ten years down the road is equally important as your plans for today, tomorrow, or next week’s jobs.
Make your concrete surfaces not only beautiful but safe to walk on as well.
Describing Henry Chapman Mercer’s home, Fonthill, as a castle may be a misnomer. There is no surrounding wall or moat to keep out the unruly peasants or faraway invaders. Nonetheless, Fonthill is so full of treasures — of every conceivable kind — that anything less than “castle” seems inappropriate.
From start to finish follow these techniques to achieve the perfect acid etched concrete design.
