Evan those tools are game changers! Appreciate the compliment man we definitely have a good team!

Thanks appreciate it and we do too!

Thank you man! 👊

Thanks bud excited to add you to the team!

Thanks Daniel. Appreciate the compliment. Stones of Athens is such a unique, beautiful pattern and one of our favorites.

Hey Matt, the white you see is from the liquid release evaporating and leaving behind a white residue. You would spray those spots again before putting stamp in that area. It needs to appear wet and shiny after spray liquid release or it has dried up and needs to be applied again

Im talking about days after

@@mattschmucker2263 you shouldn't have white spots from using liquid release. White spots are a good indication of either water on the surface before concrete is dry or effloresence which is trapped salts. Any water used at all even on wet hand tools will immediately turn colored concrete white. We've never had it turn white from liquid release but not all of them are created equally either. Like anything else, you get what you pay for

Is it possible to put it on to thick or stamping to wet or something that may cause it? Im using butterfield products,

It's hard to say without seeing being there and seeing the process. Does this happen on every stamp job you do? You can email me some pics I'll do my best to try and help. Bensconcretecreations@gmail.com

This was a mesquite integral color from Davis colors but we used walnut color hardener on the borders

These are called Stones of Athens. They are apart of the Paladiano stamp line by Bob Harris. Brickform makes them

You can order these through the Decorative Concrete Institute. They are called Stones of Athens by Bob Harris

@@bensconcretecreations thanks!

@@bensconcretecreations how much does the set coast?

@@PuraninderGrewal you'll have to contact them but I think between 3k and 3500

@@bensconcretecreations sounds good!