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Join us for training www.bigbamboostudios.net Big Bamboo Studios offers decorative concrete training like no other. Thom Hunt is the lead instructor who has over 30 years in the concrete design industry. He is assisted by Jody Smith who has over 17 years of design experience. The goal of BBS is to give our students solid training with no misleading gimmicks. We want to give out this information and train the upcoming artist so that we can better the industry, not just make a quick buck. We currently offer training in our Fairbury, Nebraska Studio in which we train on a basis of creating projects not samples. We feel that our hands on training experiences are the best way in bettering ones design outlook, skills and mindset. We have had many requests for training videos so we are making them available so that those that can’t attend a session at BBS will not be left behind. It is very important to us at BBS to make sure that the videos and hands on classes are loaded with in depth information that will carry one to the next level. Our goal is provide solid information that has been used by the pros for decades and continues to be used currently. We will have many types of training such as water features, pools features, hot tub design, rock carving, mix designs, trees, vines, wood, armature creation, colorations, sculptures, overlays, special effects, aquarium inserts, and many more. We will be giving away products or tools during each of our training classes. Great meals …

Mixing video for SureCrete’s Xtreme Lightweight. This product is 65% lighter than Concrete, mold proof, fireproof and can be routed or cut with a hand saw. www.SureCreteDesign.com

www.A2FauxFlooring.com | 734-646-9195 Gary Grover of Ann Arbor Michigan’s A2 Faux Flooring talks to visitors of a recent Builder’s Home & Improvement Show about decorative concrete and thin stamped overlays

Creating a custom sink is simple by using a mold and turning that into an integral sink in your countertop. All you do is fasten it into position in your countertop mold and then the mold is placed onto the melamine and attached with screws from below.

Textures on Wall become Decorative Concrete Art, learn tips and tricks of the trade by signing up at www.BetterPaths.com to receive newsletters and tutorial resources. Also share Decorative concrete ideas with fellow artist.

concretegardenleaves.com You’ve seen decorative concrete leaves in the gardening magazines. Now you can make your own. Follow the link for a printable tutorial.

POURING AND DEMOLDING ORNAMENTAL CNCRETE ,CEMENT MOLDS

For More Info or to Buy Now: www.hsn.com Updateyour patio and landscaping with the Pathmate Do-It-Yourself Cobblestone-Look Walkway Molds. Just prepare the earth, mix the concrete, set the molds and pour. Add a few flowers and, before… Prices shown on the previously recorded video may not represent the current price. View hsn.com to view the current selling price. HSN Item #411810

This video will teach you how to install URO Textures.

This is a home improvement ideas video that shows many of the Decorative Concrete projects that Overlay Solutions has completed. Overlay Solutions is owned and operated by Concrete Artisan Jody Smith of Summerville, SC. “You imagine it & we create it” That pretty much sums up Jody Smiths philosophy at Overlay Solutions. Inspired by the creations at Disney World as a child, Smith uses concrete to craft beautiful overlays transforming almost any surface from ordinary to extraordinary. Whether it is turning a mundane countertop into a stunning new old world stone looking kitchen centerpiece or a dull patio into a gorgeous gathering place, Smith can envision the finished product while designing it. Using his sixteen years of previous landscaping experience, Smith incorporates his ideas into the surrounding environment to create seamless designs. He will also take on an exclusive Landscape Design Installation project if needed to serve his clients every need. Depending upon the application and type of aggregate used, Smith applies a variety of designs and carvings to the product based on the clients desires. His finished product goes beyond conventional concrete stamping methods, and its beauty lies within the intricate details ingrained in each project. Smith also uses a variety of colorization techniques including flakes of bronze or copper that can give clients more of a classic look. Smith views himself as an artist whose canvas is concrete, and sees his projects as works …