How to Seal stamped concrete with J 25 and Ez-Tique antique release.

[@GRUBB-MUDD]

Turned out good! Nice job great info in your video, we can't use any sealer over 20% in indiana!

[@jmconcretecoloradosprings]

Just drive a state over and buy a few buckets. Stays good for 2 years.

[@GRUBB-MUDD]

That black didn't end up fading, I kinda thought it would since you waited a month to seal it!

[@jmconcretecoloradosprings]

It usually does not. After a year though it would have been almost grey I assume.

[@octaviohernandez7816]

Really nice looking job bro

[@jmconcretecoloradosprings]

Thank you!

[@GRUBB-MUDD]

So u wait 30 days to seal it, when do u get paid? Because I've thought about this and it could become a problem

[@jmconcretecoloradosprings]

I get paid when it gets poured. Since sealing can be a DIY for the homeowners. I won't take the risk.

[@orlandocastrejon8671]

Muy. Buen. Trabajo. Primo. Le. Mando. Un. Saludo des. De tupelo Mississippi

[@jmconcretecoloradosprings]

Muchas gracias y saludos Desde colorado! 👍

[@tysonzielke4369]

Hey Great job man. I am looking at doing a patio in my backyard and really like the brown concrete but we want a border very similar to this that is more of a charcoal grey. This is so close to our ideal colour combination, would you tell me what colour dye you used in your brown concrete? My other question is how hard would it be to finish a brown concrete with a charcoal grey water colour? would it turn out or do i need to do two different pours to achieve this look? Thanks so mcha and keep up the good work!

[@jmconcretecoloradosprings]

This took 2 different pours and don't try to match anything. The outcome here was coincidental. Can't really tell you what combination of colors will look like what. As long as the work is done right I wouldn't be too picky about color.

[@GRUBB-MUDD]

Make sure whoever is recording w that phone is recording on 16x9 and do u ever have it bubble up?

[@jmconcretecoloradosprings]

If you seal early in the morning it should bubble very very little. Just do thin coats also and wait for them to dry plenty between coats.

[@TheJoelperez13]

Get a brush with xylene and it will get rid of any bubbles on solvent sealer, or get a small propane torch … I do a lot of stamping in Houston Texas always use 30 % solvent

[@jmconcretecoloradosprings]

@@TheJoelperez13 never thought of the propane torch idea. Like a weed burner but from a distance as to not over do it? We don't get bubbles hardly since I seal way early in the morning but this is a good idea.

[@rippinlips1133]

I am in Colorado, I think you are too cause the hat. I rolled on the same product and got Madd roller lines. I think I’ll have to thin it out with acetone cause we can’t get Zylene anymore. What you think?

[@jmconcretecoloradosprings]

We roll early in the morning really thin. Then we roll a second coat 2 hours later. It takes some practice for sure.

[@Michael77333]

What print pad did you use on this? Ir was it a roller? Nice job

[@jmconcretecoloradosprings]

@@Michael77333 Italian slate seamless stamp. The rollers seem cool for big jobs. But nothing compares to the actual stamps.

[@juanlemus8847]

So is it better to do the ez-tique on a wet surface or dry? And Great video, concrete looks 👌…

[@jmconcretecoloradosprings]

Always a wet surface. And thank you.