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Stone-Crete Artistry
Stone-Crete Artistry Professional Burns, TN on May 03, 2012
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Concrtete .......yep it is

always finding new ways to tweek concrete. always comes out cool...
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  • Seth F Mcdonough, GA
    Is that for a counter or for something larger like a patio?
    on May 03, 2012 · Like 0
  • Burco Surface & Decor Dallas, GA
    Looks good, i like how natural it looks! Baking soda?
    on May 03, 2012 · Like 0
  • Stone-Crete Artistry Burns, TN
    this is a desk top for my workout partner who owns a gym.

    this issa job i did a couple years ago

    on May 03, 2012 · Like 0
  • Stone-Crete Artistry Burns, TN
    yep..baking soda with some sanded black grout.
    on May 03, 2012 · Like 0
  • The Space Between Key West, FL
    that's wicked cool!
    on May 03, 2012 · Like 0
  • Sandra R Breinigsville, PA
    Great looking! I'm assuming you need a good strong base to support the weight of the concrete.
    on May 03, 2012 · Like 0
  • Burco Surface & Decor Dallas, GA
    Sandra you actually do not need a base any different than you would need for granite or marble.
    on May 03, 2012 · Like 0

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