Old, Faded Stamped Concrete? 3 Ways to Bring It Back to Life
Is your stamped patio, driveway, or pool deck past its prime? Your concrete is likely fine. What’s changed is the color, the sheen, or both. Here are three ways to fix it.
Is your stamped patio, driveway, or pool deck past its prime? Your concrete is likely fine. What’s changed is the color, the sheen, or both. Here are three ways to fix it.
Learn expert techniques for stamped concrete that go beyond the basics Stamped concrete that truly turns heads isn’t just well executed, it’s perfectly imperfect. The texture is realistic. The color has depth. The joints are worked into the design. Getting…
In the decorative concrete world, your reputation is only as solid as your last pour. When you’re staring down a ticking clock on a 10-yard delivery, you need precision tools that deliver every time.
Expand your stamp lineup beyond the most common patterns with these distinctive designs.
Concrete stamps aren’t cheap. So you’ll want them to last. Luckily, the basic maintenance isn’t complicated. Do these three things, and your stamps will last for decades.
There’s nothing more frustrating than investing in a brand-new driveway, only to have the color turn out poorly. See how MDRN Concrete Specialties used Brickform products to fix the discoloration.
Good stamped concrete is part of an overall design—not just something slapped down at the last minute. That goes for steps, too. When the stairs don’t match the surrounding concrete, it breaks the whole flow.
Stamped concrete is a popular decorative choice for driveways, that offers curb appeal and durability. You can customize stamped concrete driveways to complement the overall aesthetic of your home. Using color, pattern and texture, you can get the look of brick, stone, slate, or other materials.
Whether creating an appealing driveway or a cozy patio retreat, stamped concrete adds decorative flair. But keeping it vibrant requires proper sealing—it’s non-negotiable. In this guide, we’ll cover the essentials for selecting a top-quality sealer, applying it like a pro,…
Improved, lightweight stamping technology makes it easier for concrete contractors to create authentic impressions for clients.
Stamped concrete is one of the most popular types of decorative concrete. Use stamped concrete on outdoor patios to create a stylish space for gathering and entertaining family and friends.
There’s more to a successful stamped concrete project than finding a contractor and writing a check. Follow these six steps to get the make sure you get the right stamped concrete for your home or business: Step 1 Before more…
Textured concrete is diverse. The architectural concrete industry has developed thousands of patterns that can be used in a near infinite range of applications. Skilled contractors can customize stamped concrete in ways other materials cannot. For these reasons, stamped concrete…
Have you ever heard the complaint that stamped concrete looks fake? Even with the best and most detailed tools, stamped concrete driveways, patios, and sidewalks, textured concrete can look artificial if it lacks the proper detailing and colors. Read more…
Texture Types Stamp textures can be divided into several categories based on the pattern type. Each pattern type mimics a traditional paving material. The types of stamped concrete are generally divided into stone, brick, tile, slate, and wood textures. Picking…
Lumber prices are out of control. Prices for lumber tripled between April 2020 and April 2021. This was due to the combined effects of increased demand, reduced supply, and import tariffs. Unfortunately, this lines up with an increased focus on outdoor…
Grey stamped concrete is a popular choice for residential and commercial decorative concrete. There are many interesting and creative design options.
People frequently ask how they can get stamped concrete over existing concrete. Tearing out and replacing concrete is costly and invasive. When it’s time to upgrade, that makes it a natural question to ask. Fortunately, it is possible to place…
With the right materials, tools, and guidance, DIY enthusiasts can stamp concrete surfaces and achieve good-looking results. However, it’s important to know what’s involved so you can plan properly.
Brickform was founded in 1971 during the early days of modern decorative concrete. With innovations such as urethane stamps and computer aided design, Brickform has long been at the forefront of the industry.
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