we used to do this as well, but more like 350 to 400 sq ft at a time,plus we brushed on the oxide pigment into the silicon mold, we still colored our cement with the oxide dyes. Our mixes had 1/4" to 3/8" aggregate size stones, as well as fiberglass fiber added. Our admixtures were duracem and polarset. Duracem simply made the mix easier to pour and work with, the polarset just made it cure quicker, like in 1/2 the time. On any given day we would produce about 8500 to 9000 sq ft a day.. But then the "Housing Bubble" collapsed, and then that was the end of that! Buddy tells me that everyone showed up for work but found the doors closed and locked, and a note that said the GM would come to explain. 35 people lost their job just like that. I was smart and left for a new job about 9 mo earlier. The others didn't handle it too well.

Top man, you can tell how knowledgeable you are in this field. Given me the motivation to have a go and maybe set up a side hustle selling some ornaments .

I have been looking for the right caps for my pond wall. I watched both beginner videos and will make the molds up this weekend. I did not know about the difference between store pre-mixed and concrete and self mixed cement and sand. I will definitely self mix. Now off to watch the vibration table video.

Ok super look; I’ve got 12 molds with color but haven’t started yet. This video is the most clear for me to understand, thank you!

You are the first to show this in detail. Very helpful. Could you maybe show you to produce the lighter colors like tans? The rocks local to my area are very light in color and I would like to try and match those as best I can.

Very informative, and you do a great job at explaining the process. I'm making flagstones using concrete mix and molds, and I've been wanting to add some streaks of green and reddish iron oxide to make them look more like real stones. Your video showing the "paint it in the mold" method is just what I've been looking for. Thanks!

I can't get enough of these!

Thank you Vlad for the excellent tutorial! I cast a stone panel using the pigment painting method, but I think I picked pigments that were too different and I didn't think it looked natural, so I used a stain overtop and I think it looks better. I also tried the first method and really like that look especially after using sandpaper to scuff the edges to look more natural. I have to wait a few more days before I can apply sealant and then I will post my results. Keep making great videos!

I mixed acrylic paints with a concrete penetrating sealer and it worked pretty well. Still had to add a clear sealer on top of it though, mainly to protect the finish a little more. It made some interesting looking countertops that are holding up pretty well so far. Epoxy makes an awesome concrete finish too, especially for countertops or floors.

thanks for showing different effects to choose from

ZThanks for sharing I’ve been wanting to do this for a long time and just didn’t know what all it involved you made it look very simple

AWESOME tutorial!! Going to love being creative and experimenting!

Wow, thank you so much Vlad. I have been looking for this for some time now. You taught me so well and I'm really gearing up to do wonders in my house. Keep it up brother.

Thanks for sharing your knowledge, dude. Great videos, hope you get a lot of followers. Thank you!

just the video i needed! keep up the work my good man.

love it!!!!! my favorite method was the 1st one i love how the black looks!

That was a great video and definitely answer few questions I had. Thanks

Excellent explanations and demonstrations. You're a true craftsman. Thank you.

I've been looking for just this information! Thanks so much for sharing it

Enjoyed your video, exactly what I was looking for....keep them coming!!

Cheers for great idea mate.

Great work man, thank you.

Nice job I didn’t know about this technique with pouring concrete in silicone stone molds !I just got done installing 70 square ft of ledger stone behind a wood burning stove !Good video

excellent channel mate!

This is dope love it !!!!!!

Excellent, Just what I was looking for !!

Looks very good . I'll look at your website to get supplies

Great tips. Thank you.

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Really awesome work bro, thanks for teaching us

Awesome video!

Awesome tutorial. Thanks for sharing your expertise.

very clear - thanks for posting

Way to go Mr. smart guy I love it, keep going!

Awesome craftmanship!

Excellent! I have already bought two molds. this information is very useful

Great videos, learning a lot! Thank you!

You are very clear in explaining I appreciate your video

Thanks for the video, very informative with great examples!

Thanks for the advice

Thanks, that was a good tutorial with a lot of the information in one video.

Well done and very informative, I am looking to make some freehand stone slabs for a water feature, moulds to retain basic shape only and then hand trowel end result. The colour techniques you demonstrated I will use to best advantage to achieve a near natural look.

Nice video. I learned a lot

thanks for the information!

I’m looking forward to trying this out Thanks for the video

Beautiful!

Nice job!

This was great!!

So effective and practical..Thanks. I appreciate if you can tell me that , Are we heating the bricks in the oven/fire to make it hard after it gets dry?

Great info!!!

Helpful...good job

Good work man!

Wow those look great! I’ll check out your store.

Thanks - do you think you could do one with more charcoal and light sections? Kind of a glacial black color they sell?

Great video thanks for the walk through 👌🏼

Great Work

Great work 👍

Looks great

Great informative video. Thanks

Hell yea. Awesome video

Thank you so much I also want to see more!

pretty cool, gave me some ideas. cheers bro!

Great work

Pretty Awesome. Thanks for the info

Good job on explanations!

Nice thanks for the demo !

Great videos!!!

I would like to see an explanatory video of the Ledgestone mold LS 2001/1 and Stone Veneer Molds VS 101/2 .. I have in mind to make an investment in those molds, I would like to see the result and installation of the stones. Thanks Globmarble! keep in that way! greetings from Argentina!

Great job

Looks good considering your molds for a outdoor fire place I'm going to build

Thanks for your videos. From Cyprus

Very helpful!

Awesome job, thanks for inspiring me 😊👍

Thank you very thorough

very informative.Thanks

Great video

Great teaching teacher ~ Mister Walter

great vids!

Thx for making this video.

Great info.

Great Job

Great job!

Very informative ! Will look deeper into this as a new business venture. Are you selling molds and pigments ?

Good video!

good job buddy.

great! thank you very much!

good job!

Nice, BIG THANKS

Good jobs !!!

Very good!

nice video. we manufacture stone as well. it's interesting and educational to see how other people are doing it. Your stone looks great. Are there certain pigment colors that are used more than others for body color? We either use no pigment or 3447 buff color. Trying new mix colors is on our to do list.

Nice. I especially like the forms where you won't see a straight line when the pieces are installed.

You are just a boss ....

I love this.

Very helpful.

Thanks for the great video, I have a question. I always see air void on top surface no matter how long I vibrate it in the molds. Your stones didn't have any, what's your suggestions for me to prevent air void?

Good work bro

Nice work

Nice and informative video. I have one question though... Your concrete slabs don't require curing inside water?

Great info