made of stone - Tiki Carving

H'T Hau 'oli Tiki Member Lamegoona Hills, CA Joined: Feb 03, 2005 Posts: 410	H'T Hau 'oli Tiki Posted posted on Thu, Feb 16, 2006 5:03 PM Now I get it. My husband works for the phone company in Capo Beach/San Juan/San Clemente area. He said one day he was up on a pole and thought he saw an army of tikis. I tried to get him to tell me where, you know, so I could check it out. He couldn't remember. It musta been you!! These are fabulous! I'm headin to the ole mega-hardware-mart and gettin my supplies! Have you tried the great concrete stain from Ganahl Lumber? I used it all over my concrete floors in my living room, but not sure it would work on such a fresh cure. I have some concrete tikis from a garden store. To make them look ancient, I mixed up the old yogurt/moss mess and painted them in strategic areas. They look like they're a thousand years old! REALLY enjoyed all of your posts! Thanks for all the tips!!

Now I get it. My husband works for the phone company in Capo Beach/San Juan/San Clemente area. He said one day he was up on a pole and thought he saw an army of tikis. I tried to get him to tell me where, you know, so I could check it out. He couldn't remember. It musta been you!!
These are fabulous! I'm headin to the ole mega-hardware-mart and gettin my supplies!
Have you tried the great concrete stain from Ganahl Lumber? I used it all over my concrete floors in my living room, but not sure it would work on such a fresh cure.
I have some concrete tikis from a garden store. To make them look ancient, I mixed up the old yogurt/moss mess and painted them in strategic areas. They look like they're a thousand years old!
REALLY enjoyed all of your posts! Thanks for all the tips!!

Post #215150 by Hau 'oli Tiki on Thu, Feb 16, 2006 5:03 PM