Cement stamp on wall

This is thinset adhesive for roasting you put it on the wall first to use it as a primer and then the mixture follows the mixing ratio is 12 shovels of sand 6 shovels of cement to make the cement really rich really strong and the thickness on the wall is about three quarters of an inch to an inch thick of mixture the reason for the purpose of thinset is so that the cement adheres very well to the wall because if you just put cement here since this is plastic it's a plastic paint the cement doesn't adhere well here so the cement for now doesn't have to be very smooth if there are little holes and all that that will be part of the stones texture these silicone molds i made them so it looks like stone look at the texture they are different textures i have four texture molds this is a liquid release agent you put the cement and a little bit in the mold that's so the cement doesn't stick to the mold tap it a little look how beautiful the texture is now comes so that not all the stone is the same this mold is a little bigger and a little more pronounced what do you call it the vein of the stone after i applied the cement i waited about 20 minutes for it to dry a little now we're going to put another mold as i said so it doesn't look like it's all the same type of stone this is a type of stone called granite the granite used for kitchens and all that but this is granite stone but not polished yet this type of mold okay the texture is applied the stamping is done now we're going to start making the lines this is all done with a level okay this doesn't have a pattern of what size the stone is this is just by eye just guessing here we imagine a long stone here it is like this here we will imagine a stone about five inches first we make the drawings and then we will make the joints the grout lines we will imagine here we will put a very large stone here below well simulate a very large stone the reason for using the level is so that they don't look crooked because if you just do it by eye in the end the lines look very ugly they look crooked it's not difficult to use the level very quickly a stone a little smaller than this so that it's not just one line and we can put two small ones here another one here above and well put a long one from side to side we do this here we do this this line doesn't go directly down and so we continue marking the stones all the way there because once all this is marked then you cut it we press the knife well i am using this you can use a small spoon a hook knife so it's like this and then a little crooked a little crooked so that the stone doesn't look perfect the cut perfect up and down and make it deep i've already applied my adhesive this is very easy with i threw my glue this this is very easy with this hook knife it cuts very smoothly so here these ones that are very square can be cut a little round so that the stones are not so perfect cuts are not so perfect a little round so that it looks a little more real the stone right now it looks kind of ugly the cut after it will be done with a brush let me get it we just have to wait for it to dry a little but right now i am just going to show you how to do it with the brush to remove so that the cut is not so sharp than if this way it disguises the cut a little works miracles now it gives the appearance of a brush it'll wait a little longer to do it with the brush but right now i am in a hurry a little to show you in the video here remove the excess with the brush just in the roof here not because then you remove the texture of the stone okay and so well continue with all of that that was marked okay it's very important to wet to wet to hydrate the cement for example this one is dry and if you see these cracks these cracks form on their own because the cement dries quickly this fresh cement also started to form them so it has to be soaked it has to be hydrated the cement depending on the day if it's very hot for example right now it's 85 degrees so we need to hydrate it at least once every 15 to 20 minutes spray a little water the water is sprayed like this just a spray just to hydrate it if you spray it with too much pressure if you spray it with too much pressure you will remove the texture from the spray like this about 15 to 20 minutes and that's it this week did yesterday this is already dry this area we did yesterday all of this we cover the windows with plastic so as not to stain them so for the cement to gain strength one day later the wall is wet with a lot of water a lot of water so that the cement cures okay this is the glue so the glue for the ceramic then after we spread it on all the pieces so that nothing is left because then the cement will fall off so the mixture i told you that it goes so that it adheres so that it adheres well to the glue a thin coat all of it in it's also very important that the cement is two parts sand and one part cement or four parts sand and two parts cement it has to be very rich because if you add more sand and very little cement the mixture will sag it will start to sag like this because it's not rich so that it stays if you see we spread it and it stays there if it has too much sand it will start to sag the slide we're putting three quarters to an inch thick greetings to canelo rocks canelo rocks he's the one who taught me this i've seen it in many videos canelo rocks and tonno greetings canelo greetings tonno okay now we're going to start painting the stone the cement and we're going to use an epoxy paint for concrete the same one used to paint garages and we are going to use an epoxy paint for concrete the same one used to paint garages i bought this painting at home depot it's for a concrete garage we are going to use a beige color we are going to use a slightly darker color and for the base we are going to use this color well i am going to use these colors also to give it other tones we are going to use we are going to combine the colors for concrete this is color black brown terracotta there you can use the colors you want this the bath we are going to use some sprayers we are going to use some small buckets we are already starting to tape the walls so as not to stain the texture we already taped that windows and we wet the cement a little so it doesn't absorb so much paint yesterday i made a sample for the lady and she liked it let's see how we did it i am going to show you step by step how to paint this stone i diluted it 50 water 50 paint we need it very thin so it covers more and works better this is just the base it seems that it got clogged we are putting it on it seems that it got clogged this thing i already unclogged it it seems we need to open the nozzle a bit more first we apply the base it doesn't matter if the paint doesn't go into the joints of the grooves that serves to make it look like cement inside like it's grouted it's very easy with a brown color you are going to paint a stone and another this is fast first you do it like this it might seem a bit strange to you but in the end it'll start telling you what the next step is then you put about four or five stones of one color you use a sponge with water so that the brush strokes are not visible we continue with another color a slightly darker brown i added a little red we paint another stone a little darker here we are going to look for another one just a spot here and another spot here the sponge stroke is all here we do it like this if the red color is too marked you can remove some of it then you give it a sponge stroke like this so that it becomes a small spot that's all now we go with a black spot for the black we are going to put it on many bricks every 15 bricks every 10 bricks we are going to put a dark one we put a dark one we have one we are going to put this one on that's all not too much black very marked now we are going to put on this cream color we put this one on we are going to put this one here we are going to put on a lot of drops if you get some drops below canelo said it how do we do it the channel of canelo i learned all of this he is the king of stone now we see it from afar let's see how it looks where it needs more let's add a little red very little red here a little red we continue applying the base we already changed the sprayer because the first one was failing we have to say what goes well and what goes wrong not everything goes well we already changed the sprayer this sprayer is working better this is the base this paint goes a long way it's opaque and goes a long way this part is diluted with water so mineral color well not mineral color it's mineral paint for cement this is black it's very strong we do it little by little first this paint for concrete so that the paint adheres the base paint so that it grabs it fresh in adheres to the color so we do it with a sponge you might say it looks very ugly but later little by little it will take its shape don't be scared so now we use the color brown dark brown this will start to take on the tones so we'll be doing three four tones on a single stone with this brown now we start to give another tone to the stones so that it starts to get a little more color but like this lightly now we use the white cream which is the red color and the cream is very little very little because it's very strong we spread it out we leave it that they are turning a little white very light well darken them a little now from the white color we grab in at once we apply it to the dark ones so that it starts to get another tone for here for there for here okay we're missing the red the red will be just a few dots barely a dot like this here so that it gets a brown color here there it goes there it goes it's happening little by little what else what else what other color is missing here so that it gets a brown color there it is there we go okay this is how it's turning out now we're missing this up there and this other part this is what we're missing all of it all around but what's in the morning which is around 11 now and we've been here for about four hours we've already painted this whole area back there all of this all of this i think we'll finish this area now to paint and tomorrow we'll tackle this god willing well we've finished this stamping here's this side the right side left look at the detail on the window the small stones one big one in the middle these these they are cubes this side on this side it's this way and behind that door it also has the same as this one behind that window it also has stamped stone this is the front on the right side i want to show you these stones which is an inch about three quarters of an inch thick cement but the appearance it gives that it is a thick stone this gives an appearance of thick stone thanks for watching the videos of this video this took us more or less about two weeks to do this that well we had to haul the sand the cement put up the the scaffolding the paint this hot days cloudy days this we're done thanks for watching the video again see you later bye