Mike: great work, I appreciate your attention to detail and product knowledge. I worked as a flatwork finisher for a long time in Maine , Started my career as a redi-mix producer, driver and manager with Blue rock Ind. Did so many projects in Southern Maine with Jeff Preble, Brian Phinney etc. and started East Coast Concrete in Ct. When I moved in 95' but I am back in Maine now and and appreciate your videos. Hope to meet you some day.
Thanks for the thorough video! I came across it after I bought one of your stencils. The stencil I bought was intricate and very well made. I ended up buying two extra as I was doing a very large outdoor space and it made it easier to move between sections as I started at the center (luckily my space was a square). It came out fantastic! I love your video and your stencils!
Thank you for uploading and sharing. I've looking for a project to upgrade my concrete balcony floor. Your tutorial has given me the inspiration to stencil, than tile my floor. Thank you. 🙂
Loved your video. I didn’t know what to do with my newly stained patio which I’m nof completely satisfied with. Because it looks unfinished. So I’ll buy a stencil similar to yours and do what you did. Thank you, greetings from Los Angeles
Hi. We have purchased our water based base coat and stencil coat and getting ready to start. Our only remaining problem is finding a sealer once completed. We are unable to purchase the one you have used in Australia and none of the companies here make water based sealers to go over the paint on the concrete. In researching what you have used it appears to be a water based external timber sealant. Is that correct? Given we have about 120sq meters we don’t want to buy the wrong thing cost it is going to be very expensive. Your advice would be greatly appreciated. Thank you. Sandra
Hi Sandra, The idea of using a water based sealer is to minimize the yellowing that occurs with with traditional oil based sealers. What you are looking for is a water based spar varnish. Just any water based exterior clear coat that has UV protection should work. It doesn't necessarily need to be for concrete. I hope this helps!
Love this idea! My questions is though, even with your poly, if you want to clean the patio over time would you still use a pressure washer? Wouldn’t that destroy the stencil?
Absolutely gorgeous. Best stenciled concrete video ever 💖Diamant design. Are you able to please let me know what size stencil you used and if you ship to Canada? I stenciled suns/moons on our concrete patio, used Rust-Oleum paint - lasted for yrs. I wanted a change & decided to remove them - what a nightmare...Power Washer didn't even work. Finally Graffiti-Remover & a whole lot of elbow grease did. Time for a Diamant design patio in our yard!
Thank you so mcuh! :) We use a 16"x16" Diamant Tile Stencil and we do ship to Canada! Here is the link to the stencil: www.cuttingedgestencils.com/diamant-tile-stencil.html
I did that to make my driveway, went to HD and bought a big 1/4 thick rubber plastic where is 6 feet wide and what ever long you want, bought 3 pieces for doing my driveway. Bought a concrete stone the shaped that I like Put it on the plastic and cut the shape of the stone with a real good box cutter, tell the person at HD what your doing and ask her for the plastic where it would be. and there I was with my home made stencil.
I'll tell you what it would look magnificent leave The stance of the way you put it on and then offset it a little to make it look like it's got a shadow behind it
Hi Greg. Awesome video. Easy to follow and informative! Thank you! Just purchased a stencil from y'all for my concrete front porch and stumbled across this video. I am curious to know if you recommend doing 2-3 coats of the primer (similar to your recommendation for interior projects). This wasn't specified for outdoor so wanted to find out your thoughts here. Many thanks!
Hi Rachel, thank you for those kind words! Primer is always a great idea to add before base coating and stenciling, especially 2-3 coats. If your patio is outdoor, you can get away with 2 coats of exterior paint as well!
We wouldn't recommend power washing a stenciled patio, but a hose will clean it off any dirt! Stenciled floors can last years. It's all about having a good top coat, like Spar Varathane polyurethane to protect it!
I purchased a stencil to complete an interior concrete basement floor project. I notice you used Varathane Spar Urethane for your outdoor patio project. What do you suggest to use as a sealer for indoor basement floor concrete? Great video!
@@CuttingEdgeStencils and is this the one you suggest? www.homedepot.com/p/Varathane-1-Gal-Clear-Satin-Water-Based-Interior-Polyurethane-200231/100176203?source=shoppingads&locale=en-US&mtc=Shopping-B-F_D24-G-D24-24_13_INTERIOR_STAINS_And_CLEARS-Multi-NA-Feed-LIA-NA-NA-FY21_Interior_LIA&cm_mmc=Shopping-B-F_D24-G-D24-24_13_INTERIOR_STAINS_And_CLEARS-Multi-NA-Feed-LIA-NA-NA-FY21_Interior_LIA-71700000075826925-58700006496910117-92700058691144890&gclid=Cj0KCQjwvr6EBhDOARIsAPpqUPEvIOBDay0Id1Fsvl6HRO0ijC3wZAg3R1AOtA2HXhoipPuwD7BVYC4aAlC4EALw_wcB&gclsrc=aw.ds
How often do you need to respray the sticky on the back of the stencil please? I am in Australia and love the stencil you have used. We have an area of about 8 x 12 meters to do. How many of the 16 x 16 stencils would you suggest we purchase and can we purchase from you? Do you ship to Australia ?
Hi, You add spray adhesive when you need it. It depends on how much you use and the surface you're stenciling on. You should get at least 4 or 5 prints if not more! Could be 10. But when you notice that it's lost its tack, mist another coat on. That's a big space. I'd get 2 or 3. It will just make the project go faster. I'm sure we ship to Australia! Just go to www.cuttingedgestencils.com Good luck!
@@CuttingEdgeStencils thank you. I have ordered 4 of the 16in stencils but couldn’t order the tacky spray. Not shipped to Australia so will get something here
I used the Varathane Spar Urethane water based and it DID NOT seal my finished stenciled front porch (which took me 10 hours to complete). The finish paint is coming off simply by using my fingernail. I would not recommend the Varathane. I called Rust Oleum and they told me I could remove it using a wood finish remover but it would damage my paint job. All I can say is UGHHHHH!!! I have a plaque in my office that says, "Life is all about Plan B." So what I plan on doing is hopefully talk to someone who knows they're stuff at Sherwin Williams and get another opinion. After that, I plan to buy furniture pads for furniture I plan to put on the front porch. I already ordered a large area rug to place on the high traffic area. And then I plan to ENJOY it regardless.
You overlapped onto the first star with the stencil, when you moved to the 2nd one. So, I assume you let the first one dry? That seems like a lot of time if I have to let each one dry between?
Hi Beverly! We waited until the first one was completely dry before moving onto the next. A major reason we recommend stenciling with paint in a flat sheen is because the dry time is super fast! It only takes about 1-2 minutes to dry:)
Hi, That's strange. Concrete is usually very porous and the paint sticks great. Perhaps using an adhesive primer like STIX would help. Always make sure the surface is clean and dry before painting. Sometimes you can slightly dilute the paint so it seeps into the concrete as well.
Hi, You simply cut the stencil so it lays flat and more easily fits into where it's needed. But I do that at the end of the project when I've already used the stencil for all the full prints. Hope that helps!
Hi Mary! We scrubbed the patio off with anything that could alter the pattern of the stencil. We didn't pressure wash it because it was going to be painted over anyway! :)
what should you do if the concrete is rough and the stencil doesn't sit flush and causes lots of paint bleeding. Is there a sealer that can fill in the rough surface to make the surface easier to stencil? Thank you !
Hi, It's tricky to stencil rough surfaces but they do make a trowelable driveway sealer that fills in the low spots and cracks of a driveway. You could use that first and then base coat and stencil. Good luck!
Hi, Sorry to hear that you struggled. It really comes down to a few tips and tricks. I recommend a flat sheen base coat, maybe some spay adhesive and most importantly, do not have too much paint on your brush or roller. Too much paint will always result in unwanted bleed. After you load your roller, off load some of the paint on a paper towel and then build up your paint coverage slowly. We have many other videos that outline these steps. Maybe try again?
It's holding up perfectly! SPAR sealer is meant for outdoors to protect your painted and stencil patios! :) Perfect for high foot traffic and harsh weather conditions!
Hello T R! Spar Urethane specifically is meant for dealing paint projects that are outdoors and can project your stenciled patio from the elements. We chose a Satin finish because that is just what we prefer, but you can certainly use a glossy finish!
Hi Cindy, I just saw your unanswered question. Sorry about that. You could find some clear sand or aggregate and mix it in a coat of clear. Glass beads and synthetic aggregates are the least invasive types of aggregate that still produce some level of skid resistance. Glass beads, in particular, are practically invisible. Hope this helps!
You completely lost me with the corner measuring. Why not just start in the corner? I am dyslexic if there are numbers involved count me out. This seems overly complicated for something that should be fun. After buying all these brushes and paints / stencils and what not I could have probably just bought the dang tile. No way am I able to squat all day like that.
Hi A J! We understand this large scale DIY stenciling project may not be for everyone. We like to compare the price of tile stencils, brushes, paint etc. as being a lot more cost effective/time effective than dealing with a construction team to remove and replace concrete/outdoor tiles. At the end the satisfaction of completing a project like this feels great! As for the corner measuring you are referring to, this example if for the people that would like the whole tile stencil pattern to fit in each corner.When it comes to concrete patios, you can start wherever you want! Over the summer hundreds of motivated people stenciled their patios and absolutely love the results! :)
Easier to buy stencil that comes with different other smaller sizes for corners. If you get the one with multiple stencil then easier to start in the middle work your way out.
Thank you for watching our video! For more stenciling inspiration SUBSCRIBE to our channel & follow us on Instagram (@cuttingedgestencils)!
Mike: great work, I appreciate your attention to detail and product knowledge. I worked as a flatwork finisher for a long time in Maine , Started my career as a redi-mix producer, driver and manager with Blue rock Ind. Did so many projects in Southern Maine with Jeff Preble, Brian Phinney etc. and started East Coast Concrete in Ct. When I moved in 95' but I am back in Maine now and and appreciate your videos. Hope to meet you some day.
Thanks so much for the kind words! Sounds like you've done some great projects. We love Maine!
You have a great voice and good , thorough explanation, and excellent careful brush loading.
Thank you!
This is STUNNING! What a transformation!
You are great my friend.
Thank you so much for the wonderful idea.
Greetings from Greece.
Perfect demonstration of stencil.
Thank you!!
Love this‼️‼️‼️. Will do it this summer on our patio‼️‼️‼️❤️
Go for it!
What an amazing transformation. Beautiful job! Great tips as well.
Thank you!
Thanks for the thorough video! I came across it after I bought one of your stencils. The stencil I bought was intricate and very well made. I ended up buying two extra as I was doing a very large outdoor space and it made it easier to move between sections as I started at the center (luckily my space was a square). It came out fantastic! I love your video and your stencils!
You are so welcome! Happy to hear you liked working with our stencils! :)
Excellent presentation.. no time lost … I like that … bravo
Thank you! Cheers!
Wow! Wonderful pattern, job!
Thank You!
Thank you for uploading and sharing. I've looking for a project to upgrade my concrete balcony floor. Your tutorial has given me the inspiration to stencil, than tile my floor. Thank you. 🙂
Thank you very exciting to watch.. I think I will stencil my front porch, not sure what colors I would like to use yet.
Loved your video. I didn’t know what to do with my newly stained patio which I’m nof completely satisfied with. Because it looks unfinished. So I’ll buy a stencil similar to yours and do what you did. Thank you, greetings from Los Angeles
Thanks and good luck with the project!
This guy is good 👌 simplicity is the name of the game & it looks Fab 👏🏼
really lovely
Thank you! 😊
I love it. Thank you
I'm glad you like it
This was an awesome tutorial! Thanks you so much! I’m about to start a patio project and this was so helpful🤗
Hi Michele! We so glad we could help out!! :) Can't wait to see how your patio project turns out!
Hello friend
Really cool, please paint that wall behind the patio for a super finish.
Thanks! HaHa. You are so right :)
Great presentation, great video. You sold me on your product - Thanks!
Great!
JUst Gorgeous!!!!!
Thank you!!
This is GR8!! I've been thinking of doing same to my patio. I'm thinking Moroccan- I'll check your shop. THANK YOU.
Hi! We're so happy you liked the video! Stenciling is such a easy and fun way to give your patio a makeover!! :)
Hermoso trabajo saludo desde puerto roco
Thanks!
I want to do this in my laundry room but it’s so much work looks beautiful
Pretty
Thanks!
Looks beautiful!! How long did you have to wait for the white coat to dry before applying stencils?
Great job, that’s beautiful.......
Mm
😲😲 wow nice
Thanks 😊
Very helpful!!! Thank you!🤗
Beautiful and well done! My concern is the downspout and the water load from it.
Hi Juliana! If you are concerned with water damage to your stenciled cement patio, I would recommend using more than 2-3 coats of topcoat! :)
@@CuttingEdgeStencils Great tip, thank you!
Omg! Thank very much I Love that
nice job, looks good.... liked and subscribed
Thanks!
Hi. We have purchased our water based base coat and stencil coat and getting ready to start. Our only remaining problem is finding a sealer once completed. We are unable to purchase the one you have used in Australia and none of the companies here make water based sealers to go over the paint on the concrete. In researching what you have used it appears to be a water based external timber sealant. Is that correct? Given we have about 120sq meters we don’t want to buy the wrong thing cost it is going to be very expensive. Your advice would be greatly appreciated. Thank you. Sandra
Hi Sandra,
The idea of using a water based sealer is to minimize the yellowing that occurs with with traditional oil based sealers. What you are looking for is a
water based spar varnish. Just any water based exterior clear coat that has UV protection should work. It doesn't necessarily need to be for concrete.
I hope this helps!
Love this idea! My questions is though, even with your poly, if you want to clean the patio over time would you still use a pressure washer? Wouldn’t that destroy the stencil?
My thoughts too.
Hi, Pressure washers can be very aggressive so I would avoid that. A hose, some soapy water and a broom should be fine.
What if you added another layer of clear concrete epoxy over?
@@jesuisdiva where could you purchase the clear
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Thanks so much!
great and helpful video.
Love it❤
Thanks!
Awesome!
Thank you! Cheers!
Hi. Wonderfully informative. I particularly like the stencil you are using. can you please advise what it is called. Thanks !!
How would this type of work hold up for a driveway? More wear from cars parking. Do you have recommendations?
Hi, I think that the turning of the car wheels could mess it up but I never did a driveway. It would look awesome though!
Absolutely gorgeous. Best stenciled concrete video ever 💖Diamant design. Are you able to please let me know what size stencil you used and if you ship to Canada? I stenciled suns/moons on our concrete patio, used Rust-Oleum paint - lasted for yrs. I wanted a change & decided to remove them - what a nightmare...Power Washer didn't even work. Finally Graffiti-Remover & a whole lot of elbow grease did. Time for a Diamant design patio in our yard!
Thank you so mcuh! :) We use a 16"x16" Diamant Tile Stencil and we do ship to Canada! Here is the link to the stencil: www.cuttingedgestencils.com/diamant-tile-stencil.html
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NICE !
Thanks!
Hi. How's it holding up years later?
Hi,
It's holding up great! The cement is porous and really holds the finish.
What if someone made a sheet the size of your whole area to stencil with?
That would be fantastic 👏
Hahah! That would be amazing!
I did that to make my driveway, went to HD and bought a big 1/4 thick rubber plastic where is 6 feet wide and what ever long you want, bought 3 pieces for doing my driveway. Bought a concrete stone the shaped that I like Put it on the plastic and cut the shape of the stone with a real good box cutter, tell the person at HD what your doing and ask her for the plastic where it would be. and there I was with my home made stencil.
When trying to align the stencil properly, do you have to wait until the paint dries?
Hi! We recommend letting the paint sit for at least one minute before going back in on your project!
I'll tell you what it would look magnificent leave The stance of the way you put it on and then offset it a little to make it look like it's got a shadow behind it
Great Idea!
Hi Greg. Awesome video. Easy to follow and informative! Thank you! Just purchased a stencil from y'all for my concrete front porch and stumbled across this video. I am curious to know if you recommend doing 2-3 coats of the primer (similar to your recommendation for interior projects). This wasn't specified for outdoor so wanted to find out your thoughts here. Many thanks!
Hi Rachel, thank you for those kind words! Primer is always a great idea to add before base coating and stenciling, especially 2-3 coats. If your patio is outdoor, you can get away with 2 coats of exterior paint as well!
Que tipo de pintura son las que usas?
Tengo las plantillas,pero falta todo lo demás 😅😅😅😅
Me gustaría hacer en mi baño
Hi, you can use any good exterior house paint. We like flat sheen paint. I also like to use a water based poly on top for protection.
Good luck!
Do you need to seal the patio before you use the 'ben' exterior paint?
Nope! it's good to let the paint soak into the patio :)
How does this look after time goes by? Does it do ok with pressure washing?
We wouldn't recommend power washing a stenciled patio, but a hose will clean it off any dirt! Stenciled floors can last years. It's all about having a good top coat, like Spar Varathane polyurethane to protect it!
Love it
Will this make the sidewalk slippery? We want to paint the sidewalk by our tot lot with stencils for hopscotch and other kids games.
Hi Maria! This wont make your sidewalk slippery :)
I read somewhere that painted concrete gets particularly slick when wet. Do you find this to be the case? And if so, how do you counteract that issue?
You can add shark grip to your sealer. It may sparkle a bit but it gives a slip resistant texture.
I purchased a stencil to complete an interior concrete basement floor project. I notice you used Varathane Spar Urethane for your outdoor patio project. What do you suggest to use as a sealer for indoor basement floor concrete? Great video!
For an indoor basement you can use regular Varathane water-based polyurethane! 2-3 will be good. You can always add more for high traffic areas!
@@CuttingEdgeStencils Thank you! I noticed that the Varathane polyurethane is used for wood mostly. Are you certain it is okay to use on concrete?
@@CuttingEdgeStencils and is this the one you suggest? www.homedepot.com/p/Varathane-1-Gal-Clear-Satin-Water-Based-Interior-Polyurethane-200231/100176203?source=shoppingads&locale=en-US&mtc=Shopping-B-F_D24-G-D24-24_13_INTERIOR_STAINS_And_CLEARS-Multi-NA-Feed-LIA-NA-NA-FY21_Interior_LIA&cm_mmc=Shopping-B-F_D24-G-D24-24_13_INTERIOR_STAINS_And_CLEARS-Multi-NA-Feed-LIA-NA-NA-FY21_Interior_LIA-71700000075826925-58700006496910117-92700058691144890&gclid=Cj0KCQjwvr6EBhDOARIsAPpqUPEvIOBDay0Id1Fsvl6HRO0ijC3wZAg3R1AOtA2HXhoipPuwD7BVYC4aAlC4EALw_wcB&gclsrc=aw.ds
@@s.sawaged4958 That's the one! We've seen great results over floors as well as wood!
How often do you need to respray the sticky on the back of the stencil please? I am in Australia and love the stencil you have used. We have an area of about 8 x 12 meters to do. How many of the 16 x 16 stencils would you suggest we purchase and can we purchase from you? Do you ship to Australia ?
Hi,
You add spray adhesive when you need it. It depends on how much you use and the surface you're stenciling on. You should get at least 4 or 5 prints if not more! Could be 10. But when you notice that it's lost its tack, mist another coat on. That's a big space. I'd get 2 or 3. It will just make the project go faster. I'm sure we ship to Australia! Just go to www.cuttingedgestencils.com
Good luck!
@@CuttingEdgeStencils thank you. I have ordered 4 of the 16in stencils but couldn’t order the tacky spray. Not shipped to Australia so will get something here
I used the Varathane Spar Urethane water based and it DID NOT seal my finished stenciled front porch (which took me 10 hours to complete). The finish paint is coming off simply by using my fingernail. I would not recommend the Varathane. I called Rust Oleum and they told me I could remove it using a wood finish remover but it would damage my paint job. All I can say is UGHHHHH!!! I have a plaque in my office that says, "Life is all about Plan B." So what I plan on doing is hopefully talk to someone who knows they're stuff at Sherwin Williams and get another opinion. After that, I plan to buy furniture pads for furniture I plan to put on the front porch. I already ordered a large area rug to place on the high traffic area. And then I plan to ENJOY it regardless.
@cuttingedgestencils how long do you find this lasts?
We have had stenciled floors and patios last for years. If for some reason areas start to show wear, just touch them up and add another coat of clear!
You overlapped onto the first star with the stencil, when you moved to the 2nd one. So, I assume you let the first one dry? That seems like a lot of time if I have to let each one dry between?
Hi Beverly! We waited until the first one was completely dry before moving onto the next. A major reason we recommend stenciling with paint in a flat sheen is because the dry time is super fast! It only takes about 1-2 minutes to dry:)
@@CuttingEdgeStencils
Ah, I see...thank you for the quick reply for clarification
What about etching the concrete? Cuz, the paint I applied to new concrete, peed right off over the winter.
Hi, That's strange. Concrete is usually very porous and the paint sticks great. Perhaps using an adhesive primer like STIX would help. Always make sure the surface is clean and dry before painting. Sometimes you can slightly dilute the paint so it seeps into the concrete as well.
Looks great. You didn't go back to address how to cut the stencil for corners - ?
Hi,
You simply cut the stencil so it lays flat and more easily fits into where it's needed. But I do that at the end of the project when I've already used the stencil for all the full prints.
Hope that helps!
Just curious why you didn't pressure wash first. I know you cleaned it with a brush but it looks like you painted over mildew on the concrete.
Hi Mary! We scrubbed the patio off with anything that could alter the pattern of the stencil. We didn't pressure wash it because it was going to be painted over anyway! :)
what should you do if the concrete is rough and the stencil doesn't sit flush and causes lots of paint bleeding. Is there a sealer that can fill in the rough surface to make the surface easier to stencil? Thank you !
Hi, It's tricky to stencil rough surfaces but they do make a trowelable driveway sealer that fills in the low spots and cracks of a driveway. You could use that first and then base coat and stencil. Good luck!
What size is the stencil used in the video
We used X-Large Diamant Tile Stencil is which 16"x16"
where can i find your stencils here in the Philippines.
Nice
Thank you! :)
How on earth did you get clean lines? Tried to stencil my tile floor- severe bleeding lines. I gave up- what a mess.
Hi,
Sorry to hear that you struggled. It really comes down to a few tips and tricks. I recommend a flat sheen base coat, maybe some spay adhesive and most importantly, do not have too much paint on your brush or roller. Too much paint will always result in unwanted bleed. After you load your roller, off load some of the paint on a paper towel and then build up your paint coverage slowly. We have many other videos that outline these steps. Maybe try again?
how long its going to last? a few months?
Hi Jenny! The top coat will actually protect your stenciled concrete tiles for years!
bro......how do l get this......please tell me solution
Its wall paint or metal paint ??
So you don't need primer at all ?
Just topcoat and sealer only
As long as the base paint is exterior paint, it will be fine! :)
Id like to stencil in a meditation walking cycle on a cement patio, but its not a repeated pattern. Any tips on that?
You can use the same exact steps as seen in this video, except you can place the pattern in desired areas!
Hey - Curious how things are holding up?
It's holding up perfectly! SPAR sealer is meant for outdoors to protect your painted and stencil patios! :) Perfect for high foot traffic and harsh weather conditions!
Why varnish rather than a concrete sealer? Why satin rather than gloss or semi gloss?
Hello T R! Spar Urethane specifically is meant for dealing paint projects that are outdoors and can project your stenciled patio from the elements. We chose a Satin finish because that is just what we prefer, but you can certainly use a glossy finish!
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I just stenciled my front porch and sealed it. Now it’s semi slippery. 😩
Hi Cindy,
I just saw your unanswered question. Sorry about that. You could find some clear sand or aggregate and mix it in a coat of clear.
Glass beads and synthetic aggregates are the least invasive types of aggregate that still produce some level of skid resistance. Glass beads, in particular, are practically invisible.
Hope this helps!
"And now you can do your entire project standing up.... Check that out..."
Pans immediately to him squatting down to cut in. 😂🤣
Dimensions of stencil
It's a great look :)
Wrong base coat only for vertical exterior walls. ( porch and floor, or garage floor paint . It will peel off . For sure
why w0uld y use inside paint w0w lma0
Too messy. I want mine perfect. I’m still not sure how to start with a perfect line.
Hi, it's really about color and pattern. At the end of the day, it looks amazing!
Too pretty to step on.
Boy, I don't think I would use paint on my concrete patio. Paint doesn't wear very well so I think I will opt for a stain.
Paint outdoors on cement ends up being a chipping mess after awhile. Not so attractive. I think you would be better off with a cememt stain.
You completely lost me with the corner measuring. Why not just start in the corner? I am dyslexic if there are numbers involved count me out. This seems overly complicated for something that should be fun. After buying all these brushes and paints / stencils and what not I could have probably just bought the dang tile. No way am I able to squat all day like that.
Hi A J! We understand this large scale DIY stenciling project may not be for everyone. We like to compare the price of tile stencils, brushes, paint etc. as being a lot more cost effective/time effective than dealing with a construction team to remove and replace concrete/outdoor tiles. At the end the satisfaction of completing a project like this feels great! As for the corner measuring you are referring to, this example if for the people that would like the whole tile stencil pattern to fit in each corner.When it comes to concrete patios, you can start wherever you want! Over the summer hundreds of motivated people stenciled their patios and absolutely love the results! :)
Easier to buy stencil that comes with different other smaller sizes for corners. If you get the one with multiple stencil then easier to start in the middle work your way out.
Short stool - life saver.
to much faffin about
time consuming
Bro , interior paint outside and on the floor . Don’t do it
Nice
Thanks!