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12-16-2003, 09:04

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Concrete step molds

I'd have to agree with Murf on that one. I helped my brother pour some of those and it took forever and they shifted too much even with a base of stone. You could either go with walking stones or pavers if you didn't want to go for the solid concrete walk.

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My wife's family does a lot of concrete work and I was talking to one of her cousins and he was telling me about a driveway they did with those stamps. They poured the concrete and then used some type of dye to color it and then stamped it into the stone look. The driveway was over 400' long. He said it seemed like forever finishing the job.

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Wbowhunt:
Who did you get your stone dust from and what did it run? I'm just curious as I am having some stonedust and shale hauled in this spring. The guy I have been using keeps raising their prices.

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I'd have to agree with Murf on that one. I helped my brother pour some of those and it took forever and they shifted too much even with a base of stone. You could either go with walking stones or pavers if you didn't want to go for the solid concrete walk.

Wbowhunt: Who did you get your stone dust from and what did it run? I'm just curious as I am having some stonedust and shale hauled in this spring. The guy I have been using keeps raising their prices.

Wbowhunt:
Who did you get your stone dust from and what did it run? I'm just curious as I am having some stonedust and shale hauled in this spring. The guy I have been using keeps raising their prices.