This stamped concrete patio was created by John’s Cement out of Milford, Michigan. The 4′ diameter Compass Rose Medallion (MD7401) was used along with the New England Ashlar Slate concrete stamps (AS100-P). This project could be colored with Adobe Beige Color Hardener (CH-602) and Antique Release Saddle Soap (AR-632). The different colors in the Compass…
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If you find calculating how much integral color you need to complete the job confusing, you are not alone. It is confusing and if you don’t need to do it often, it’s annoying. I’m going to break this down for you and make it as easy as I can. These are the steps you need…
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UPDATED FOR 2022! Here at Calico, we've been in the industry for a long time. And we've seen a thing or two when it comes to concrete stamps! Learn from our experience and avoid these common mistakes we've seen over and over again. Attempting to color-match Please don't try it! Color is tricky business and...
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This pool deck was done by Baltz and Sons out of Memphis, TN. Our popular concrete stamp Arizona Flagstone (RS300) pattern was used and each stone was colored uniquely with acid stain. Taking the time to ensure that the stones look different sets this job apart. This look can be achieved by selecting a color…
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Any surface can become slick when exposed to water or ice. To avoid slippery concrete, it’s essential that you apply a sealant. You should plan to seal your concrete every 2 years, and more frequently if the concrete is exposed to extreme weather conditions. Sealing concrete helps to maintain and enrich the color of concrete,…
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