Concrete stamped with stamps has been used for many years. The chances are you’ve encountered it several times, however, you may have misinterpreted it as other material. It’s because stamped concrete is able to replicate the appearance of natural materials like granite, brick and stone. It also replicates the look of wood, stone and slate. With a variety of colors, patterns and textures, stamped concrete can be utilized to create natural-looking aesthetics for less than the price.

For a stunning flooring, the proper equipment, materials, and knowledge are required. With the help of a professional the best stamped concrete flooring can be installed in only 8 easy steps.

Step 1

First, you need to cast the concrete, it is the process of pouring concrete into the desired location. After it has been poured, the concrete must be levelled and compacted until it is the thickness you want.

Step 2

After the surface has been flat and level, the hardener can be applied by hand.

Step 3

A concrete float must be applied by hand to the freshly made concrete to make smooth surfaces. Along with making the concrete ready for the next step floating can also eliminate any imperfections on the surface.

Step 4

With a smooth surface and a perfectly smooth surface, the Colour Release can be then shook across the surface using a gentle hand.

Step 5

You are now ready to stamp. Join the stamping tools as if you were using an jigsaw. Ensure that they’re aligned so that they give an even pattern. Add weight to the stamping tools evenly , and apply an engraved wheel to cover the areas that require more definition. Let the freshly stamped concrete to set for 24 hours prior to any moderate traffic.

Piece the stamping tools together and apply weight evenly for distinct patterns

Step 6

After the curing process after which dust and dirt are removed, they are able to be power-washed off of the surface.

Step 7

A Release Cleaner is then to be used to get rid of any residual material and dirt.

Release Cleaner can be used to wash away any dirt or residual material

Step 8

The final step involves sealing the concrete. This seal will not only increase the colour but also provides protection against the elements and weather.