Strofoam supplier - Tiki Carving

L Lingam Member Joined: Jun 23, 2006 Posts: 48	L Lingam Posted posted on Sun, Jul 9, 2006 6:37 PM On 2006-07-09 17:09, McTiki wrote: If you use a layer (or several layers) of (UGL)coating, which dries as a rubbery, yet cretatious surface that repels moisture You have a "sticky" base for crete to adhere to. It's lightweight and can be color tinted to your desire. It's found at Home Depot. I used it widely on my pond and waterfall and found the stuff to be amazing. Thanks for the advice. But it seems that using paper mache seems to be an extra step, would it not be easier just to use the chicken wire and the concrete from the start?

On 2006-07-09 17:09, McTiki wrote:
If you use a layer (or several layers) of (UGL)coating, which dries as a rubbery, yet cretatious surface that repels moisture You have a "sticky" base for crete to adhere to. It's lightweight and can be color tinted to your desire. It's found at Home Depot. I used it widely on my pond and waterfall and found the stuff to be amazing.

Thanks for the advice. But it seems that using paper mache seems to be an extra step, would it not be easier just to use the chicken wire and the concrete from the start?

Post #241910 by Lingam on Sun, Jul 9, 2006 6:37 PM