Here in Colorado every guy who does concrete staining charges $10 a sq ft!!! what a racket. Like to do my new construction home myself...any training avail anywhere???

Should have put it on top of some wet epoxy. Also, you should get a weed burning torch. It would cover more area than a soldering torch.

Can you put epoxy for an outdoor patio, it is covered but open sides.

I dont know how the metal expanding and contracting will affect the resin with time might start cracking

Everyone moaning in the comments bout technic but this idea goes hard

Great job guys!!

hi Tim, thank you for the videos. They are really giving me new thoughts about how to repair and redecorate my outdoor walkway. There is one thing I may need your kind assistance with : I have to broaden and resurface my very old walkway first so they could be flat enough. Is it possible if I use the light grey color concrete to do the step then I just follow up with the taping and dark layers afterwards? Please advise. Thank you in advance ! 😊

Why didnt you just add a lip around the edge to act as a burm and then slightly over pour until level?

You got some balls. Can you really sand it the next day? That's crazy thick

To each his own but damn that's an ugly room.

Pur trash

Epoxy floors will be the 70’s wood paneling of the future. I see you fellas going for the hat trick here

Is there anything that youtubers won't cover or encase in epoxy? This trend is already old.

Okay, but all I care about is why somebody wanted a great big saw blade permanently entombed in their floor.

Wow that looks horrible

How much of an ad do you want this to be

I keep hearing Metallica epoxy.

Rich people shit. While kids starve, this turd spends tens of thousands to epoxy a giant saw blade in his floor

And in tens years when this fad is over, people will be complaining at how much of a pain it is going to be to remove all that shit. Wouldn't be surprised if the epoxy starts to seperate from the saw at some point.

What a stupid idea, but its so cool. Dont give me ideas.

More than a few mistakes were made here. 1. You should have made it offsite and in a controled environment like your workshop 2. It's almost definitely gonna crack due to metal being metal😅 and this looks awful thin of a PU resin layer

Overfill the square then use a floor sander, then floor buffer to level it.

This guy just confidently posting his mediocrity on youtube

You just made my hands clap! 👏👏👏👏👏_👏! This was a video I needed to see! Thank you!

Not overly crazy about installing them outdoors. We do everything we can to mitigate slip by using shark grip or silica broadcast into the top coat. We prefer to install double quartz broadcast outdoors with shark grip or use aliphatic urethane with silica broadcast as a top coat.

Ah you put the blade in upside down… there’s writing on the other side 😂😂😂

Why wouldn't you centre it!?!

Is it yours or a for a customer?

Either that hole was not 5 feet wide or that blade wasn’t

Crap. I hate these people that do tacky epoxy jobs.

Beta male alert, thin necks, no jaw line and there using epoxy

Not to tell you to do your job or anything but I think it would've looked cooler if you added a cover to the middle of the saw blade like you're initials or a poem to add esthetic to a plain saw blade.

Well not a project a 82 year old woman can do.

I have never seen horizontal concrete that did not eventually crack rebar or not. Why doesn't a thin slab that big crack?

Mist it with lacquer thinner to get the bubbles out.

My man has the air Jordan’s of spiked shoes. I want those

That stuff smells great. Don’t wear a mask and you will be just fine! Neighbors love it too 😂

thats gonna get real slippery

My dad does this for a living and many other things in big hospitals and colleges.

What about footers

Why use mapp gas is the blue bottle not enough heat ?

Really! A tiny torch. Go get a rose bud torch like a pro!

I’m really surprised; you had a huge open space on the saw blade, where you could have painted any number of scenes on it; from a log cabin in the forest , to a mountain scene with a large lake. Looks really nice though!

? Whyyy

my ass was puckered the whole time you were stripping the forms and flipping them over. you guys did a great job and they look spectacular. the only thing i would do different; pour them right side up. you can practically polish the concrete to a mirror finish while it is still wet and setting up. and you don't run the risk of cracking it when you flip it over. but everything is a learning experience and you definitely got valuable experience from doing this yourself. also, in this economy, and the price they want per bag of that stuff, i think i will mix it myself when i pour my countertops. wish me luck. and have a great day. 😃😎

As a fellow that has no experience in this kind of work.. in the square, could you not have cut out the diameter of the saw down equal to the thickness of the blade and then lay it down where it's level with your other 5x5 lowest point, then fill the square with the epoxy evenly? Just my inexperienced question

Bro. That red/black and white flake @ 2:30 is amazing. What flake/colors are those(supplier?)

I was thinking you were doing the floor for metallica.. 😂😂😂 Metallic not metallica 😂😂

You guys screwed up

My girlfriend make epoxy things too😅. Its not that it looks cool or nobody can do this,,its all about money,because epoxi is fucking expensive😅. For those epoxi fore the saw-blade,you can buy you a very nice ground😅