exposed aggregate patio

[@gracielanormabenitez211]

Genial. Todo. Los. Q. Sus. Manos. Hacen. Sra. Muy. Bendecido ud. Y. Todos. Su. Familias. Y. Lo q trabajan. Con. Ud. Y q. Sus. Bentas. Sean. El. Mil. X mil. . Yo. Voy. A. Desarrollar . Mi propio. Enprendimiento. Gracias. . X. Su. Enseñanzas soy. Una. Mujer. Argentina. Mayor. Ya. Pero siempre. Tengo. Ganas de. Hacer. Cosas. Q se puedan. Vender . .

[@charlyvargas9220]

Vender que Qué vende

[@hd4ms]

I love waking up in the morning to the soothing sound of a bull float being dragged over rocks.

[@richardheinen1126]

For all the experts out there, you cannot get concrete with any rock you want in it. Decorative rock is extremely expensive. If you want special rock in your concrete you would have to buy tons of it, have it delivered to the concrete plant, the plant is gonna screw you big time because cleaning out the plant and making a few yards of concrete with your special rock is a pain in the ass!!! These guys can literally put ANY rock in on top and only use a few hundred pounds. So if you happen to be Bill Gates, yes you can have any aggregate you want in your concrete. For everybody else this is about the only way to do it.

[@joletty1793]

Agree! 😉😆😆😅👍👏👏

[@diegolopez19]

Richard Heinen THANK YOU! 🙏🏽

[@pancholopez1088]

Richard Heinen 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@hesrey6734]

Oh..k

[@jeffp7776]

As usual the majority of coments come from The DIY armchair crowd. Yeah give me 13 yards of 5 sack with pami-pebble already in it. Besides although this honestly is a shitty job they needed to wait longer to seed it. But still the difference between top seeding and the bullshit way it's done now days is night and day. This method is so much more even and consistent.

[@ricksmith7110]

Did you see the way the helper jumped into action when the guy who was broadcasting the pebbles called for it @1:01, big hug from me. Very hard working men. Not too sure about their methods.

[@casethoe]

Concrete is a 4000 psi mix , reinforced with 10 gauge wire mesh, patio looks like brand new, its been a few years and not a crack in it!

[@고안종-l5r]

+casey thoel Do you know this brodcasting application for the exposed aggregate finish? like the base concrete, slump value, mixing ratio and aggregate size and cement type or something additive on it to delay set for the concrete, etc?

[@johnbustos5424]

Is this video like 25 yrs old. You can order the ready mix with whatever color aggregate you need. Pour, bullfloat, edge and powerwash..or use chemical retarder and powerwash the next day. I'd really like to see the final product. .

[@jeffp7776]

Lol what "colors" might those be? This is how exposed aggregate has been done since the beginning of time. ( It's actually a bad example of the process but it produces a much better finish than your method mentioned.

[@nickieb5297]

We need total coverage 😮

[@pauldsylva5921]

as someone who knows something about concrete..... I think this was a great Job

[@StephenStylesGoesVanCamp]

Legend has it they are still trying to get the stones in the cement 😂😂😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣

[@s.surianarayanansubramania6548]

Throwing of aggregates may not ensure a uniform finish; can use chemical surface retarder which can be sprayed over green concrete soon after concrete placement after 3-4 hours / before initial setting of concrete. After 12 hours, with pressure jet of water over concrete surface, we can get exposed aggregate finish.

[@sakthiveltamilarasan6779]

You said 100%Correct procedure sir

[@sqnhunter]

Throwing of aggregates has always given a uniform finish when the work is done by professionals ..and not donkeys! To be real...pressure spray is not the best way to get a good finish either..it tends to lift some pieces of stone...just one peice is enough to look like shit!

[@oldmate8626]

That's called pebble dashing!

[@ipeeinpools9522]

This is called seeding. It's only good for boarders or small area's . Order concrete with P stone in it.

[@BoxxerCore]

I came here after watching waterfront episode 13 to understand the different ways of achieving an exposed aggregate effect. The method you used looked a lot more efficient. You and your team did a great job on that project.

[@lupitatecontero4783]

Que gran trabajo realizan

[@juliorendon211]

It makes sense if you are looking for a specific rock.

[@JEMCC]

It would have been nice to show the finished product at the end.

[@StephenStylesGoesVanCamp]

It was probably sheet so saved the embarrassment 🤣🤣😂😂😂

[@s1gmundfr3ud]

@@StephenStylesGoesVanCamp : The customer made a comment above and she says it looks great after a few years. .

[@alanrebo4540]

I've sprayed a sugar and water solution on the smooth finished concrete, let it set a few hours, until it will hold my weight and then lightly spray the surface to the desired exposure. This method is good if the exposed rock is cost prohibitive to used in the concrete batch.

[@nathandoucette8345]

Spray brown sugar water, cover it with poly, come back the next day and pressure wash it, works very well.

[@smackflack5771]

Should of used a jitter bug. No way they got all that stone covered in the concrete with a bull float

[@ginachristiansen9046]

we used a sugar solution poured over the concrete an waited 24 hrs an washed away to expose aggots ... I can't remember just how much water an sugar...

[@Obsjessie]

Why not just use the aggregate mix from the concrete company and then float it and put sugar, soda, or the chemical liquid people use for the top layer of the concrete so it wont dry and you come back the next day and power wash it, it comes out better and cheaper

[@cesara.pereza.1201]

no wash next day that will be hard. after 45 minutos or 1 hour finish the put salb, do wash the slab. and scrub whit a broom, after get really dry and put clear sealer concrete.

[@troybixby4568]

The labor is crazy expensive doing the broadcast method, and he still needs to come back and power-wash regardless. Completely inefficient... Why jerkoff the bull float twice? This is a mystery...

[@TimKollat]

@@troybixby4568 Only reason to ever do this is if customer wants a specialty aggregate instead of whatever agg batch plant has and is willing to pay premium for. Can only do small pours this way too, maybe 5 yard/400 sq ft. 20 years of doing exposed agg and trying all kinds of mix designs, I still prefer just the simple 3/8" natural pea gravel. Spray with retarder and come back next morning to power wash.

[@jamestiopira8384]

should have put all those bags in the truck ....laid the concrete ...sprayed it with ruggasole and washed it off in couple hours ....all that Labour for nothing...slay that job by myself...not hating just saying.

[@leoortkras1102]

It depends on what kind of aggregate you want exposed, myself I order a six and a half bag pea gravel mix, looks beautiful and durable sometimes you can get a glowstone to broadcast not as heavy as that just randomly broadcast of glowstone over the surface so at night your patio lights up really looks nice on borders comes in several colors but you got to pay for it Maidenform concrete Highland Michigan 😎

[@jeffp7776]

There is NO WAY to get the rocks to the top if already mixed. Doing it that way gives you a nasty uneven mix if mostly rock and the rest cream. Top seeding ( although poor example shown here) is a much better consistent look when done correctly.

[@emanuelperez1633]

Cuanto tiempo lodejas secar antes de lavarlo

[@mynamehaschanged]

That's a complete mess.

[@claudinaromana2358]

Adorei criatividade otima

[@bettyescookingchannel]

Thanks for sharing an exposed aggregate patio.

[@pablocastor6546]

Bettyes that is not the right wey to do.

[@spiffdandy77]

why not show this to completion? The washing and exposing of the aggregate was not shown. We do not know if this project was a success or a mess?

[@laviniasaena9401]

Most likely a mess lol

[@johnnyjesus8]

I agree and to be honest I can't see how that could've been a success. So I bet it was a mess

[@fredfossen9289]

Ako si Wokkawokka N

[@saintmartincarresp1597]

A mess!!!

[@rockyeasterline348]

Hope the aggregate has been rinsed off if you got to be clean to get a good Bond

[@jodyjones7475]

I've been a union cement Mason for 25 all I can say is wtf

[@pyra6517]

i mean if it works it works lmao

[@s1gmundfr3ud]

I have seen it done this way many times and it works just fine ONCE IT'S FINISHED, you still have a lot to learn son. .

[@pyra6517]

@@s1gmundfr3ud it’s the cheap way simple as that

[@s1gmundfr3ud]

@@pyra6517 : This is not cheap, not many people can afford to pay for this finish, it's a luxury. .

[@pyra6517]

@@s1gmundfr3ud hmm it’s the cheap way to do it. Because their paying to have those stones throughout the whole concrete. Proper way to do it is mix it up as normal concrete with stone of choice lay it like normal spray it with sugar and hose her off. Simple.

[@zarnalabudin1668]

Trima kasih terinspirasi konstruksi skill Dewa.Mantaaap

[@logand6697]

That dude looks pissed

[@wholesalefence1578]

How not to Do Exposed Aggregate lol You can Order the Concrete with any rock you want, way easier "just sayin"

[@jeffp7776]

So master. How do you get the aggregate to magically float to the top? Also decorative aggregate is NOT something the average ready mix plant stocks.

[@alexp9500]

Let's see some finished photos. I'm kind of concerned that you didn't have even coverage.

[@maurocarmona]

Mezclarlo en la hormigonera es más fácil y después se lava al otro día.

[@dccarmona7275]

Only one observation,workers need to buy plastic boots so they can enter the concrete and not fill thr concrete shoes 😂😂😂

[@MrIzmogizmo]

Very good job. Never seen before, but this is creatively. Beautiful. Thank you for this video.

[@altairsantana8558]

Bom trabalho amigão fique com Deus

[@randymarshall1267]

WTF are they forming that far side of the slab during the pour? What a goat roping this is.

[@stephbhoy1]

I'd be interested to know if they got paid, I definitely wouldnt be happy with that finish. Surely they need to polish it up. Looks a mess

[@s1gmundfr3ud]

Once it's finished it looks just fine, in the video it's not finished yet. .

[@Joe-jb1jf]

Where can i get pebble dashing? What do you mix with it before pouring on concrete?

[@kzarlopez1819]

Lmao man that Old veterano has that dude running scared or something.. @104 the guy runs past the point and looks up at him like ohh me>>> ahahahahahaha am only laughing not because its to offend the guy am laughing because when you work any trade regardless of the field as apprentices or cubbies we all at one point do the same the dude looks motivated i mean he loaded that first bucket fast as fuck hahaha. I remember a foreman i had way back when and he came up to me and said am gonna tell you once and only once so listen up when ever i call you or even whenever you see me walking the floors etc idgaf what you're doing or where your going but if i look at you you better be walking fast, focus and like your on a mission to complete a task even if your going to the fucken crappers but most importantly you better have your bags on..

[@Han-es8qu]

NO, you must not rub it so much to sink all the stones.

[@rogerkingip9399]

Throwing course aggregate over 10 feet needs a very strong hand. I would spray on some retarder & wash them out the next day.

[@fivelands1]

I didn't see the starting of the job, to me the concrete has a light color, too soft to stand on top, i will hope they have use some rebars, drinking water, wash sand and aggregates , and Portland cement.

[@alfredomontoya9586]

Hey bud next time use a wooden bull float

[@blakemcmillan635]

A few of the guys are in the concrete without water boots on good luck with the concrete burn or if u wash it off u still going to get athlete's foot

[@macianasousasousa1754]

Odeia como encontrar essas pedra

[@Ratheepan1122]

I think this job results should be rubbish, because he threw too much pebbles which will not be mixed enough with cement, so when he wash it , definitely pebbles will come off the floor, which will look really big mess

[@newjj3865]

Perdon lo que le echan en sima es granito? Dios los bendiga jhon Jairo y soy de Colombia

[@minert12345able]

Aquí en los Estados Unidos se acostumbra usar roca agregada regular en la mezcla de cemento y luego sembrar la parte superior con rocas decorativas más caras y hermosas, como guijarros de río de diferentes colores.

[@newjj3865]

Muchas gracias por su respuesta.Jesucristo te ama

[@ryeckley7267]

Do you have a part two on this install?

[@richardgrumpywelsh2485]

What a hard working bunch of skilled workers

[@jamesmaclennan7852]

A total disaster, pebble dashing a drive, its a mess.

[@davidward1782]

Ten out of Ten to the bloke on the shovel, but the overall job weren't that good and that's coming from a Gardener.

[@reallybadaim118]

Fascinating

[@mannypisani751]

This is ridiculous

[@artadeco]

Amazing👍

[@irsitunjungtirto9444]

Good job

[@mannypisani751]

I can't see this working out good

[@jorgeniltonsantos8934]

Muito bom irmão

[@daisybamba7425]

Buen travajo🤗🤗

[@ghazisaleh1093]

good job

[@williamfigueroa2048]

Cómo se prepara el cemento con arena sólo con piedra también.

[@minert12345able]

el cemento se prepara con piedra tambien pero que sea de la regular y no la piedra decorativa.

[@willyruiz7934]

no gustar, no corre , no funka

[@sergiozamorano6413]

Eso es trabajo doble. Mejor pidan el cemento con la piedra mesclada y le echan el liquido retardante y despues lo lavan con power washer. Lo que se estan llevando asi es pura chinga y doble trabajo

[@robertogrimaldi4654]

COMPLIMENTI SONO VERI MAESTRI.

[@cristinaanton8396]

El resultado final dónde está ?!

[@noworriesmate8287]

WTF how about a finish photo at least?

[@danielbarrionuevo6225]

Cómo se llama esa piedra??

[@alvaroarmendariz5657]

Son trabajos maravillosos

[@marcossilveira793]

Esse servente do balde é bom de trabalho

[@tonyb83]

See comment 10 before this one for the best way of doing it

[@МойроднойСахалин.Моикозыкурыип]

Технология-мартышкин труд. Можно сделать проще и быстрее с лучшим результатом.

[@dorioliveira7031]

show parabens

[@franciscosangabriel5472]

So much Time to finish

[@davidwoods8896]

Old way to to exposed concrete to much work . New way use river rock pea gravel and spray control set spray on surfaces of concrete let concrete set up then wash off with water hose finished.

[@BinhNguyen-jt9wq]

👍👍👍👍👍👍👍❤️

[@mr.h1889]

What a waste of time I new this was garbage before i even moved to the comment section not even a deteriorate asphalt road dosen't look that terrible.

[@veitogo1407]

Too much rocks

[@triztimedrks7896]

That guy needed a rattle snack on his float. Weights, or a heavier ( 6 foot channel float ).

[@minert12345able]

Triztime DORKS: I thought the same after seeing the guy hit the same areas too many times. His bullfloating would have been more effective if he had slapped on some weights like Marshalltown 18369 Bullfloat weights (5 lbs each pair).

[@JoseMartinez-tr3hc]

Malo. Malo. Practiqenlo. Otra. Vez. Hasta. Qe. Les. Salga

[@ludaromanova7977]

Какая сказочная природа елочки как в раю

[@batman-kc7yo]

Is agg cement slippery?

[@melissaburris7755]

No. It's supposed to make the surface less slippery.

[@arq.eduardoalejandroaello4223]

mexican hand like all the time.

[@geronimocasabon8909]

Creo que no se vio todo el video pero esto le llaman piedra lavada así que esté video es como el dicho se,dise el pecado pero no se enseña el pecador después de un secado leve se echa agua a precion tratando de no sacar otra ves la piedra se lava asta volver a mostrar la piedra así que nunca aprenderemos todo aún siendo un experto

[@heribertocervantes2184]

Y al final como se llamo la hobra pue que todo eso se mira pala berga

[@joseleon4330]

JAJAJAJAJAJA, doble trabajo y una mierda de terminado, no tienen ni puta idea, q brutos, Ponganle cero

[@nathandoucette8345]

This is how NOT to do exposed aggregate lol omg. It's called EXPOSED aggregate for a reason, you are not exposing anything, just throwing rocks on top that will never last.

[@larful]

Nathan Doucette thought same thing I used to be a hardscape foreman.

[@oscardiaz2046]

Megusta

[@nathandoucette8345]

I run and own a concrete company, I know lol

[@legalman2891]

Walk fast do not run :)

[@pyramidbrickandstone2198]

Old school.

[@stevensgordan5998]

Use a wood float ...

[@franciscoserrano4254]

The my home where muscle

[@mariaguerra239]

Bravissimi

[@johndavid3474]

Where's part 2?

[@pedrocastillo8100]

80s

[@JF-jt5pk]

Wtf am I watching

[@coloresmirna2088]

Colores mir,na

[@charlyvargas9220]

Que mal maestro eso no es arroz mal mal mal mal mal mal mal

[@ВладимирМакаров-б8ь]

👍класс

[@JP.708]

🤷‍♂️

[@robertbutler8004]

What a pathetic video all that time in showing how to throw the aggregate around and not show the completed finish.

[@jdvg3770]

Trust me you don't want to see it ... This is NOT how it's done

[@diegolopez19]

JD VG this is one way to do it. TRUST me I’ve been in the concrete business 15 years. Just because it looks like that does not mean that will be the finished product. Concrete shrinks, and once it does there will be a flat smooth like surface.

[@hafsisvegsceiwfeieh4739]

Oekns

[@luketutolo]

Exposed mexican labour force

[@calebyagow7568]

intresting finish

[@giuseppegiuri5969]

Ui

[@danielramirez3920]

Echando a perder se aprende