R4 Helpful Tip for aging Artificial Rocks
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- Опубликовано: 29 окт 2013
- Using house paint brush and oxides Richard Moore demonstrates easy techniques for creating detail on artificial rocks.
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Thank you Richard for these informative videos!
Fantastic, I'll try to do it in one day. So many thanks.
Thank you for this, we are just about ready to do this to one of our diy bolders
Amazing work!
Great videos. Thanks for sharing your knowledge!
Great tips!
These rocks look great. Can you show us how to make a small rock wall.
Awesome!
very , very good! where do you get the Oxide at home depot?
I would like to use your technique with broken concrete and aging with oxides to create a waterfall for my fish pond. When I am rinsing the oxides to soften, will the runoff that goes into the pond harm the fish?
love it, but where do you get the oxide from?
Does the oxides fade over time? I'm more familiar with the acid stains which is more permanent.
These are GREAT! Can you give a word about water proofing and making ponds and fountains this way? Do you need to use some sort of a sealer? Will the oxides stay with water running over them after some drying time?
Pure oxides as shown are not permanent unless mixed with some cement as a slurry or with an acrylic bonding agent (bondcrete) mixed in with the water. At least in my experience.
Which color used for rock
Yeah, where do you get the oxide?
Красиво!!!
You should be able to buy your oxide at the same place where you buy your cement. (local hardware or landscape supply centre?)
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Do you seal the rock when your done or just let be
What happens when it rains? Is that coloring permanent once it dries?
Ive found that using a spray bottle with 1-2 teaspoons of oxide/pigment gives a more subtle and natural look and you can work in layers darkening slowly. Also sanding will bring back natural color to the high areas giving a weathered look. You can buy pigments at www.directcolors.com also seal with a solvent based satin sealer to lock in the colors. To see some of my own decorative concrete work visit facebook.com/kenscustomdesigns. Great tutorial on how to carve concrete!
Hi Ken, what do you mix the oxides in? Do you use just water? Some oxides say they are insoluble in water.
Ugghhh, is that a giant prehistoric brontosaurus loaf or what?
Ummm I am no expert but I think you are doing this wrong. Seriously wrong! Maybe you should change the title of this video. I don't know what R4 is. Maybe that's what throws people off? You should have millions of likes and thumbs up on this video. Its extremely helpful. Your rocks are incredible and gorgeous! I love looking at them. You make everything look so easy and beautiful. I'm telling you, it's gotta be the title. Fix it so more people can enjoy your talents! :D
Love ya from the other side of the world!!!
👍👍👍👏👏👏👏👏🇧🇷
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Just says “oxide” like that’s a thing people just automatically know of or where to get it 🙄😑
WhIT the rock....:]
That looks like crap
So where is your tutorial showing us your masterpiece? Yeah thought so......
U make it then and what experience do u have