Lake Tiki - 8/23/2013 - Red Cedar - Tiki Carving

LS Lake Surfer Tiki Socialite Milwaukee, WI Joined: Oct 21, 2002 Posts: 3417	LS Lake Surfer Posted posted on Wed, Nov 29, 2006 12:42 PM So far so good... first pour in the cracks and crevices... looking good! Hoping the white sand goes from dark to light again when things dry out... only thing I wasn't expecting. I poured around the outside and let the mixture creep it's way in. ' I blew through the 1/4 I had left and two new bottles... looks like I'll be buying the $50 gallon size... McTiki... the stuff is self leveling... and as long as your surface is somewhat level you're good to go. Mine's not, but going slow is the solution. 1/8 inch at a time is the recommended method. These are the fun parts of building a bar. :)

So far so good... first pour in the cracks and crevices... looking good!

Hoping the white sand goes from dark to light again when things dry out... only thing I wasn't expecting.

I poured around the outside and let the mixture creep it's way in.

I blew through the 1/4 I had left and two new bottles... looks like I'll be buying the $50 gallon size...

McTiki... the stuff is self leveling... and as long as your surface is somewhat level you're good to go. Mine's not, but going slow is the solution. 1/8 inch at a time is the recommended method.
These are the fun parts of building a bar. :)

Post #269404 by Lake Surfer on Wed, Nov 29, 2006 12:42 PM