Pebblestone flooring do-it-yourself installation

[@jeffwilliams5364]

Hey… wanted to drop you a quick note. I just finished doing my first pebble stone floor in my small bathroom. I think I was successful! Wanted to tell you that in preparation for this job, I watched a BUNCH of videos, yours included. But of all the instruction and advice, your suggestion to constantly sweat the trowel with mineral spirits was huge. Honestly I am shocked no one else did. It made all the difference in the world, and my trowel glided smoothly over the surface, creating what I think will be a nice, smooth finish.

[@tuck762]

This is an awesome product. Very easy to DIY, It made my 80 yr old concrete porch look great! Thank You.

[@beverlymeteyer4253]

Just saw your other video of a real installation in AZ with good detailed info on the edging. Thanks.

[@beverlymeteyer4253]

This is a good video and I realize it was done on a demo surface, but I need a bit more information on how to deal with the edges and how to prep the surface (I am putting over an existing stamped concrete patio). Also, thank you for not adding annoying music to the video.

[@jeffwilliams5364]

Agreed. That would be useful information.

[@SammMoney]

How would pebblestone working in a bathroom and shower situation?

[@salazizzies]

great step by step...doing my bathroom this week and this takes away a lot of guesswork. Got my epoxy from aeromarine.

[@InvisibleCitizen]

I need to repair the pebble stone around my pool! I have worded in construction all my life and I sure I can do it myself. I want to buy the materials! I realize the pebbles come in several colors. Where can I buy the stone and the epoxy? Matching the 20 year old existing pebble will be a bit difficult. However I believe a darkening agent added to the epoxy will make it look good enough if I get the stone at least similar. Thanks.

[@pamburton6382]

Thank you so much. This was very helpful.

[@billjennifer8803]

How about a video on how to clean an existing pebblestone surface and how do you properly reseal it?

[@shielaproudfoot6695]

I want to install the pebble stone floor in my bathroom. I currently have just subfloor bc we had to replace our shower and tub with just a shower. Questions... Do I need cement boards? So I need to remove and reinstall my toilet? If I don't need cement boards, should I prep subfloor somehow? Thanks

[@arleneportsmouth1263]

thank you for making such a detailed clear concise professional video. out of 100 videos on this subject yours is the only one worth watching. Thank you for not having any demonic gang banger music. so I don't think the question will be answered but I have quite a few walkways that need this treatment. Can it be applied over wood forms or does it have to be applied over concrete? what type of epoxy would I use for a pool?

[@edsmelly]

I'm not an expert but it's my understanding that a concrete substrate is preferable because when applied over wood the epoxy will eventually start to crack. This may or may not not be a big deal indoors but outdoors, where the floor is exposed to freezing water, it will degrade quickly and be a mess to replace.

[@InvisibleCitizen]

Oh! I should have mentioned that the main reason my pebble stone pool deck needs repair is because I have four large golden retrievers who love to swim. Their toenails tear up the pebble as they jump in the water. Of course the Florida sun does its job also as it does with everything in south Florida.

[@concephernandez8444]

thank you for this great video God bless you

[@khoyazween2108]

Nice Video Just curious: What kind of pebble stone did you use? who makes it?

[@andyrivera255]

can i add this on a walk on rooftop? worried about water coming through…

[@franlemieux9671]

Great Video where would I purchase the 50lb pebble stone and epoxy and hardener ?

[@InkybrainStudios]

For 1-3mm stones, anywhere selling large bags of aquarium rocks will work. For large areas, you'll need to find a rock, gravel, sand supplier.

[@aprildawson7716]

Do you have to do a whole project at one time? I’ve this floor for 15 years but just sold that house and now I can’t find anyone around my area to do it. My hubby is a painter so he can do about anything. If we start the room do we need to make sure it’s done all at once?

[@PAmedic170]

I am looking to do this flooring in my laundry room. It is a screened porch that was closed in. There is a concrete floor that my wife absolutely hates. This product looks awesome and we saw it on a DIY show. It looks easy to install also. We tried your website, but it won't load for us. Can you tell us where we can purchase the items needed to do this install. Mainly the epoxy liquids to add to the stone? Thanks a bunch.

[@therpmgroup1749]

Thanks for the video, very informative. Where in Phoenix could I purchase the stone and epoxy. Have a 300 square foot concrete patio I'd like to do myself. Thank you

[@heymanwhatsup8236]

Can you do a video on how to do this on a vertical surface please?

[@tomburke165]

Lay it on wood or some type of material while its horizontal then install, but I could be wrong

[@williesmall83]

You guys were great

[@mdm40mdm]

Where can I get the pebblestone kit for DIY?

[@chuish123]

I didn't realize how difficult it is to find Pea Pebbles for flooring. Home Depot doesnt have them, Lowes doesnt have them. Where do I get them if 2 of the largest builders stores do not carry? thanks

[@webstar12712]

@pebblestoneflooring can you pressure wash it?

[@sheilagoodwin2394]

what and how much of all products would I need for a 5ft x 2 1/2 ft shower pan?

[@marioarmengol7164]

i bought 45 bags of apache stone n im ready to buy the epoxy from u guys but i leave the stone outside on the rain n the stone got wet, can i still use the stone( after it dries of course) or i have to buy another 45 bags? thanx

[@ankamihajlovic]

hi,love your videos, can pebble stone flooring be applied to a non concrete surface?regards, mila

[@namsoemmanson8338]

Please what is the size of the pebbles and ratio between stone and resin?

[@E3PS7910]

How do you go vertical onto the wall of a pool with the pebble does gravity start to pull it back down too much?

[@gypsy8264]

Hi, How can I clean and re seal my pebble stone patio,

[@chuish123]

Enjoyed the video...& need help! I live in California and I'm looking to do a Pebble Garage Floor. Home Depot only has Pea Pebbles & the only thing I can find is this product - $3.48/bag .5 Cu Ft (Stones 3/8-1/2 inch) - but yours look much smaller I can't seem to find anything anywhere else and these Home Depot stones don't look as nice as yours. Can you tell me a site or a place in Southern CA that has these?

[@DaveW]

Superb guys, very informative.

[@billobrien8299]

How do you apply over the round down of the pool edge?

[@rockodlak]

Is the resin UV stable, please? How much does it cost one kit ( 50 lbs of stones and resin&hardener) ? Thanks

[@loripittard9103]

how much would this cost for a 2000 SF basement surface?

[@jattkang]

Hu,Can I do this on a asphalt driveway??

[@jamesjones9549]

What kind of surface prep is needed?

[@mirad5214]

Great video! Thank you!

[@gpaq]

I live in California and am thinking of doing our back patio. We have concrete seems and I couldn't make out the name of the tape you apply over the seems? Also, where do you suggest buying the pebbles and material from? I looked at your site and it doesn't look like you sell it. Great video!

[@jattkang]

hey hows it goin.. well i am in buffalo ny. and please let me know if i can do this with my asphalt driveway. and also for my cousin if you can ship it him in canada? and last thing i wanted to ask is if should be using chipstone or pea stone..thank you..appreciate it

[@WalesClanSmith]

Where do I buy quantities small enough to patch small spots? Or is it all in bulk and I'm out of luck?

[@extremestrategies]

I see in some videos there are logos and designs, how is that done, I would like to do this as a business what is the cost?

[@trippleaaaaaaaaaa]

Where can I get the pebbles and epoxy? I'm not a diy guy, Currently in decorative concrete. Great vid by the way.

[@atamosajr]

is it also the same formula if pebblestone epoxy installing on wall?

[@Ishyx]

Is this the same floor that "pinkberry" used ?

[@rollwithtide8835]

I Live in Alabama where can we buy this product at ? does your company ship it ?

[@eddyvideostar]

This is a good video and you are very industrious. My point, though, is that, when one buys a house or property, he has to buy a lot of silly things and do a lot of silly things. In a perfect scenario, apartment living is better.

[@Fouadjafar]

is this for outside or inside?

[@kyrou6705]

When the epoxy is used for outdoor does get yellowish over years ?

[@marcoa.garcialerma5651]

Hi, I use epoxy polyurethane 4:1 for exteriors works great for me, and a final clear coat also

[@sciulliconcrete]

how many Sq ft does a 50 pound bag cover?

[@1song234]

12 sq.ft. per bag

[@saminahaq9697]

where can i find this product in southern california

[@nathanielsmith1225]

Thanks for the video guys!

[@cherylankrom8854]

thanks for the video!! how longs thats it take to dry and where do i purchase these products?

[@Feeoryne]

How do you work the edges?

[@eddysmith7361]

There is a guy in California sell all the materials needed to do it yourself check out Fresno Craigslist.

[@monsieur305]

Thank you very much

[@angelaryanrnbsn2764]

WHAT? it's that easy!? Ok I can this :)

[@barbaramcdanel1515]

Never showed how you seal it

[@craigcorbin4098]

Dead website link...

[@oscarsanchez8546]

good good and good

[@snnnoopy]

How come none of the questions are answered? lol

[@Feeoryne]

May be a mask for safety?

[@Nessakay1]

I don’t know who these people are but phone number listed is not the correct number for them anymore. This is my personal phone number. I hope they see this message so they can update the phone number. I keep getting calls about pebble stone on KZbin. Some kind lady sent me a picture and Lord behold my phone number is plastered on the truck. Lol. I’m sure it was their number first but I feel they should edit it with there updated phone number so they can get the business they’ve been missing out on. I always thought it was a scam when I got the calls because I don’t know the first thing about pebble stone. Please do not call me about pebble stones. Thanks in advance! 😊

[@jattkang]

Hi

[@gpaq]

Seams** hah

[@jakesnaude1672]

Why is it that no questions get answered by these guys.......soooo very unprofessional.....!!!!!