How to Paint Concrete Statues, Part 1 

Your video was informative and entertaining. Thank you! I picked up a broken cement mushroom from the town Bulk Trash and I learned that I can repair with mortar. And now thanks to your video I know how to paint them!

To save on paintbrushes, here's what I do. I get a 5 gallon bucket & fill about half full with water & then dump your exterior acrylic latex paint into this bucket of water & stir to mix. (I mix the paint in the can before pouring into bucket of water) stir well & take your statue & dunk into the bucket after you wet it with water. So much faster & easier. You can do several in less amount of time it takes you to do 1 by hand. Just a little FYI. I used a dark gray color as my base coat, but black works too.

I watch so many you tube videos. Shocked me to find out you’re local. And didn’t know Barnyard had these. Thanks for the info.

My name is Robin and I'm on my ole man's phone but I want to tell you how much we have enjoyed your video.

I have two bird baths and have wanted to paint to protect them just never knew where to start. Thanks for the video. Looking forward to the next steps.

Its easier to dunk the statues in a bucket mixed with half paint and half water. For bigger statues use a spray bottle , saves you so much time!

Do you paint/seal the bottoms to avoid future water absorption?

Does the statue need to be dry before you add the black paint?

Do you sell a mould to make those morels ?

Can white be used as a base colour? Thanks

Can I use chalk paint for statue?

What if it a repair ant it got paint on it already. Do you got to paint it black?

What kind of black paint?

Where do you get your mushrooms

I thought you were supposed to soak it in water first

two price first one let us say 100 and second price for economy let us say 1000 this is part of intellectual property