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great ! for the second ball you only use cement and water please? thanks

Put some regular concrete in first on the perimeter, then fill with styrocrete….

If your not going to talk and explain what you are doing, don't bother making the vid!!!

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Hi, do you paint these? Im doing acrylic paintings on them and wondered how to treat them and what to coat to make it last without crack or pealing. If you have any advice, I'd appreciate it.

Where did you by the Styrofoam?

Hello noted that one could add foam soapy mixture to styrofoam pellets for better integration. Sand bag tubes in a circle and stacked beehive style for impenetrable heat and cooling efficient dome. Where do you source your pellets from question mark

I love these, great job

Nice idea thank you for share 🙌

Store near me only had clear shellac, did you use orange or amber or stain?

Love the vacuum idea! I would hate to use my balls only once. Bravo!

What tool did u cut the eyes with

Very cool. Do you have any guidance on how long they last? From your video it looks like you don't have winter to deal with?

This was so helpful. Thank you. If I used the mesh tape technique on an exercise ball, can you give me an idea of how much weight it would hold? If I made 3 balls and laid a round piece of plywood on top (around 3 feet diameter) to make a table, would they be strong enough to hold? In your opinion, no liability.

What does the Pva glue in the oxide do? Seal it?

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As a process of creating the mold is very interesting, but does not look too much like the moai of Easter Island, lacking the profiled nose, pronounced chin and rounded forehead characteristic of these statues, not to mention that the lips are not so separated from the nose.

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How creative!? I love your ideas!!

inceradable, going to try this on a ladder

So that's a metal pipe ? What kinda paint did you use to paint it originally ?

Thank you yet again for a stunning video. I really learn a lot from you. Greetings from Cape Town, South Africa.

Anybody else notice the spider in the mixing barrel? Thats all incould watch for a while.

Im just starting this as a hobby. Thsnk you for the tutorial. Please dont stop what you doing. Your channel will definately grow. Greetings from Cape Town, South Africa! 👏

Tap the form with hammer to get out air pockets, make the mix lil more soupy as well, it will come out beautiful...

What’s the recipe for the mix, and where did you buy the styro?

Thanks for this great video. What's the difference of weight with the normal concrete Easter sculpture?

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That's cool!! Where did you get the molds or how did you make them?

Where are your gloves? Cement is toxic! OMG! Spray painting inside? It’s also toxic! Go outside!

I can't believe it just came out of the mold...thought you'd have to break it out!

Just subscribed...love your concrete ideas! Thank you for taking the time!!

How do you attach the stakes for your plate ornaments? Cute owl btw!

Very clever!

First step: Do outside

Do you have an estimate on how much Rope you used?

Is it not necessary to cure the concrete for a month while keeping wet as is needed for other larger concrete projects?

Where do you get the shredded foam please?

Really cool! Can't wait to start this summer project with the grandkids!

pretty girl and a nice statue. maybe i will try one to put on the boarder of my pond

Very nice

Great job! Thanks for showing how to get ball out.

Mix cement and water first,then add polystyrene.

A lot easier to paint the mold with a fine coat of the finished concrete mixture then poured the bulk mix in.

What is the reason for using the sand? Does that particular concrete mix require you to add sand?

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what if your make stryocreate parts to fill in spaces after you've poured the smoother cement?

I made a 3 feet by 4 feet long, 2 feet high planter box, 5 inches thick, using plywood forms. To get a stone wall look, i drew rock shapes with pencil, then applied beads of silicone caulking on the pencil lines, to serve as fake joints between the fake stones. Roughed up the plywood for fake stone surfaces. Coated the forms with motor oil. Forms and silicone joints came off easily. I was very pleased how it turned out, and very easily done. I used brown dye and charcoal dye for the joints, after parging everything. Very authentic looking.

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HI, What was the skim coat you put on your piece over the styro/concrete mixture? Do you think black paint and PVA glue would do the same as your mixture? Thank you