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Started this discussion. Last reply by Patina Concrete Jun 4.
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I'm with Paul! just crazy! your work is truly amazing, and inspirational! Now wheres the hell is my t shirt! lol
I love this! I bet the hand pack will be allot of fun on this one!
Lmao! still waiting, I must have this shirt! It will go great with my I heart concrete shirt. I was at the mall today and got a hat made at this store called lidz, and across the front of the hat, like in old school graffiti it says " GFRC" the guys…
Sounds good!
I love it! I went To the site, but not there! was I duped..lol
Very cool indeed. Ok..now you have to make a bike!
Love it!
the answer is yes.....brandon gore has a dvd out on fabric forming thats a great resource. His add is usually to the right of the screen_____________________________________________________ __ __ __>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
Just wondering for those of you that are using fabric for their sink plugs etc, are you using fiberglass, resin, and bondo? or are you just using resin to stiffen the fabric?
Not trying to jump on anyone's wagon here. I do find Mr. Mune to be an asset to this forum, like so many others on here. Their is a lot of inspirational works of art on here and it just keeps getting better and better. Keep up the good work Dave!
You can always call Ball consulting. 1-800-225-2673 I would call them to see if they have a distributor near you. Hope this helps.
The gun, your work, is phenomenal! I'm sure everyone's gonna be itching to get one of these bad boys!
If you build an "L" shaped dam insert you could use SCC and still have the 3/4" counter with a 1.5" drop edge. Just make the horizontal leg on your dam long enough to provide enough pressure to hold the vertical column at 1.5".
Thanks for the input. I do think that just scc the whole thing is the best option, for this particular piece. It's just a slab. Again thanks, just needed to hear it from someone else.
"Weigh" your options :) If you SCC the whole thing it will be heavier but most likely easier work, and at 16 sq ft @ 1.5” that would be pretty manageable. Spraying with a back coat and then pouring your SCC is more work but could save you some weigh…
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- At 2:05pm on January 31, 2010,
Gore Design Co. said… - As-is is how we do it!
- At 2:35pm on March 25, 2009,
Jason Twillman said… - Hey Jason, Anytime you have any questions feel free to call me...again 541 610 5940
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