I really really enjoy your videos! I'm definitely going to try to do this in the near future. And I absolutely love the music you choose thank you for not blasting my ears out.
Meticulous exactitud and a simple eye. Thank you for your example in neat and tidy masterful application of mud and sand also, clear video instruction. Please give us more.
Looks great! I did some sand casting a way back and it might help using a little western bentonite clay mixed with the sand. Makes it take form and hold together nicely.
Can you please tell us how do we install some handles on those planters, because these will be heavy and there are no places where you can steadily hold them in place. Thank you
@@MrWhynotnow yes I have it’s call oxide it’s cheap it comes in powder. Trust me it’s worth it you won’t regret it and the paint does not fade or peel like normal paint.
hallo do u hear me now? Wouldn't it be better to add cement color when you mix the water and cement together? then that would save you a process so you wouldn't have to paint afterward?
Cement mua ở Home Depot www.homedepot.com/p/94-lb-Portland-Cement-112494/100570364 hoặc www.homedepot.com/p/94-lb-Gray-Type-I-Portland-Cement-Concrete-Mix-100013/300023126 Một bịch này làm được rất rất nhiều chậu nhỏ > > Sand: www.homedepot.com/p/SAKRETE-50-lb-Play-Sand-40100301/202007298 > > Fiberglass: www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01L01SY5U/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o02_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 Một bịch này xài được rất nhiều lần. Thật ra nếu làm chậu nhỏ thì không cần fiberglass lắm trừ khi bạn ở vùng đông đá nhiệt độ dưới 30 độ F. Còn nếu làm chậu lớn thì nên có. Cám ơn bạn đã quan tâm. Chúc bạn may mắn nhé.
Yes, if desire, you can add any concrete color to the cement use for last layer as I did before. This one I used water base paint, just little bit, to the cement for the last layer. Thank you
This is really great. 👌Love the way you work each step and ever so neatly. Thank you for sharing your creations 🙏❤ I have one question... After the pot is set, don't you soak it in water for a few days as a strengthening process (like its done for concrete work here in India )??
