Roller Stamp Your Stamped Concrete Patio! (How To Rock & Roller)
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- Опубликовано: 15 сен 2022
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This video shows us using a Rock & Roller stamp to stamp a concrete patio slab.
This is the first time Luke and I have had a chance to use the Rock & Roller from Marshalltown. It's an Ashlar Slate pattern roller stamp.
The patio slab is 24' x 21'. We're using colored concrete with a tinted liquid release.
We had to make sure we started using the roller stamp early enough so the concrete was still quite soft but not soft enough to sink it.
The video shows this process very good. We timed the starting process just right.
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Started from wrong end first poured first stamped. Looks great, alot of work for two guys you made it look easy.
👍the sound of the roller made my dog tilt his head 🐶LOL
haha, thats funny. u made me laugh today bro... thanks, wd 40
I didn't realize it was so squeaky when I edited the video.
Looks great! Thanks for sharing this! 💯
Looks good. Thanks Mike. It will be nice to see the end result once the yard is finished up.
Yes it will
Good job , well alot for 2
with the heat
The color was great and so was the roller!!
Thanks
Looks great using the roller/stamper ! Pretty cool attachment !
I think so too!
Great video. Enjoy your weekend Mike!
Thanks 👍
Wow this is amazing boss
Man that's a pretty cool tool. New tools are mostly always fun:)
YES I need a small stamped patio badly. Replacing an old deck. Looks great
Thanks
Another great lesson
Thanks again!
Great Job! Never seen that technique before.
Thanks John
luke is like, "why do i have to drag this mike?" good job on this vid bro. fast pace kinda (very smart) great thimbnail. btw this concrete niche is on its "A" GAME (when it comes to making videos)
Appreciate it!
Looks great 👍
Thank you
HI Mike Very good job We screw a raised timber from screed to screed in the direction of roll pull the roller backwards only keeping the roller tight to the timber change the timber for each new roll it helps a lot
I bought the seamless texture last year, I was a little bit intimidated for us to buy our first one and have it have to be kept straight like with cobblestone or asler so we started with seamless as it obviously does not matter, we used it on a couple patios, it’s only 24” but can cover some ground, like you said it is 110% all about timing but if you are good at what you do like you guys are and take your time, there really shouldn’t be any reason why you can’t keep it straight, gonna buy another pattern this year, total time saver, it looks great, good job as always mike👍
thats a nice roller, $$$$$
Works good on an open slab like this.
Awesome good job
Appreciate it!
Seems like I would have started stamping on the area where I started pouring first. Just the way we do it tho. Looks good and you guys did a great job…!!!👍🏽
Very cool
I own a few of them but i only use the on sidewalk jobs or doing borders. I don't really care for the solid line it leaves at 3' wide but it definitely takes skill to do it like you guys did.
Thanks
Looked like it worked pretty well. Good job
It did, thanks. How's things in TX
@@MikeDayConcrete pumping along. Finally got some cooler temperatures for the mornings.
Always been curious how well these work, thanks for demoing it!
That looked like a really good mix. The last 2 trucks I got were absolutely horrendous.
It was supposed to be a 5 inch slump and right out of the truck even adding water, it took 10+ passes with the bull float before it would close everything up…..there was so much rock in it it was absolutely horrendous.
And that was 20 seconds after getting it out of the truck.
Looks Good! How much time do you need between leveling the concrete to rolling the stamp roller?
should have backed your concrete truck in where the half ton is parked. run your bull float perpendicular to your screed pulls. Do longer pulls with your screed board. Spin your roller so the pattern is not the same as the previous pass. you finished rolling where you started placing, thats why its so hard at the end. should have started near the deck. might get better contrast with the powder release than the liquid but it is a lot messier. job looks good.
Hey Mike, I watched another stamping video and I wanted to know what that soft cut saw was.
Looks like you have to start the roller at specific place on each run also is that correct. It looks like you had the same size print squares along the starting edge also.
Nice job! Wondering, how come you don’t use a power screed on all jobs?
I always wondered why you didn’t use a roller, I had one about 13 years ago. A bit spendy but sure speed things up
@mikedayconcrete what about joints in a pad like this, how did you cut them in after stamping so they didn't look like.... Joints in concrete
At the 4:40 mark so you guys have a board in the middle of the pour that Luke is running his end of the screed stop of?
How much black pigment do you normally add to the release agent??
should have poured a pad for the pool pump, or was that the short video we got the other day ;) nice job, awesome looking
We should have!
I think Id get call backs if I used a roller. Was thinking about trying a seamless one though, I dk
How much time are you really saving vs the potential to have concrete set before you finish??? With stamps, if we get on it a bit late, we can increase pounding..
can we talk about the pros and cons of tinted liquid release vs. straight powder release
I can on another video.
Hi! I need a stamped concrete, how can I get it
I'm glad you tried that thing. I've been paranoid to try one out. I doubt I could get the seams any better at the roller ends. I don't think a person could get the seams fixed up to where they could blend with a touch up wheel. Not me anyway.
If the slab wasn't so wide then the seams are a lot easier to match up.
@@MikeDayConcrete Makes sense. I first considered trying one out on some sidewalk pours.
I think it would work good on sidewalks.
Mike did you pick up the bill for the concrete ? Great video as always 👍
Haha, no, Luke did.
I remember doing a Paving job for a guy invented the First. Aluminum roller. He was asking us how it would work ?and how to get. Texture When stamps where made outa metal ughh. Man I’m old. Lol he was from. Mo or KY ? Cool guy had $$ mighta been better. Heavier. Think filled em w water ?Looks good 😎👍
Thanks
Hey Mike. Great videos! Thank you for the great advice. I was just wondering about cracks. Do you have any advice or techniques when trying to repair a crack in stamped concrete. Is there a a certain kind of material that works best for filling cracks or techniques to help blend it in with the texture of the stamped concrete.
its available bro
its cold shika
Where did you buy the roller ?
Looks awesome, what’s the next step? Seal it ?
Saw it, wash it, seal it.
Can you come to sweden and make this for me 😅 take the roller with you 👍
That would be a good business trip!
hw can i getdat roller in uganda
Awesome job sir..
I have a few questions for you.
1) what kind of retardant did you use to keep that concrete from setting ?
2) what amount of retardant was used per yd?
No retardant here. You can ask for some if you want to, low dose or regular dose, they put it in when they batch the load.
Not sure if you've tried prolines magnetic stamps. Can really fly on slabs like this.
I haven't, I'd like to try them though!
We always end up with the circles stamped in where the magnets are and my guys can’t line them up as well
Mike, I'm a concrete business owner out of Ohio . I was learnt to do stamping with the powder release . I'm interested in how it's made or what the liquid release is . Seems to be a lot less of a mess.
Teach an old dog new tricks eh ? Lol
Are you literally adding the tint to a mineral spirits ? And just mixing with a drill or something
Yes, we add about a cup or two of powder release into a 2.5 gallon sprayer of liquid release. Just shake it, and keep shaking it as you use it. Works great for us as you can see. Very little mess and washing the next day is a breeze.
Hey Mike my name is Josue Mejia I do home renovation in Houston in the kingwood area, I’m a subscriber and i see your videos a lot. Something i would like to add to my work is stamping and the question is i would like to know the different ways to purchase your training stamping video. By the way I’m from Honduras. I do thank you for sharing your skills. I believe i can learn stamping just by looking at your videos but also i know if i get your training video i can get the knowledge to do it the right way.
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How does that work if you are up against something? Like a pad against the house
If you're rolling along the house, ok. If rolling towards the house, not so good, you'd have that small section with no imprint when you bump up against the house.
Would be nice if you could add water inside this roller for more weight.
I had to see the video twice. I think the roller was singing "rolling rolling rolling rawhide "
I know, little squeaky.
Do you do tint in your release?
Yes, we do on some jobs. We did on this one. We put about a cup of charcoal powder release in 3 gallons of liquid.
Why couldn't you get him on the pool side?
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tip !!! you should give your guys shovels them come alongs arent as near as efficiant than a square shovel guys at work joke about them come alongs saying they are for landscaping the shovel is really great for tight areas but the come along i will say is ok to pull back if you have a big job 🎉🎉
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Damn thing is sure expensive for no more than there is to it lol. But it is cool
I know, but it is a time saver and you can stamp with less people so saves on labor.
How much does a stamp like that cost
Marshalltown lists it for around $1600
That's the problem with the roller system you only get one chance!
Same pattern repeated not for me
Pull it only, easier to see.
I would have just buggy it easier
I like using mats better.
This has a use, but not for every stamp job for sure!
Looks good Mike I’ve watch one other guy use a roller I’m sure you know who Tom is 🇺🇸👊🏼🪚🔨👊🏼✌🏼🇺🇸
Nice, thanks Fred!