Sticky Stone vs Mortar (Pros and Cons)

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Learn the Pros and Cons of Sticky Stone vs Mortar.
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00:00 Walk In
00:28 Sticky Stone Materials
00:59 Mortar Materials
01:52 Pros + Cons Sticky Stone
03:29 Pros + Cons Mortar
04:33 Mortar Mix + Use
06:13 Sticky Stone Use
08:23 Padding with Sticky Stone
09:18 Cleanup
09:59 Final Point
10:45 Outro

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@AllthingsJimThorpePA 10 месяцев назад

I just used sticky stone to install cap stone around top of my ledger stone. I have smooth concrete as a substrate and the ledge stone cap is completely flat so it should make good adhesion. I also built a stand/ shelf so the ledge cap/ stone wont move while curing. I wrapped the shelf in plastic incase any excess stickystone wont adhere to the shelf when i remove it. Alot of thought went into this. I hope it lasts in the winter. Lol

@organicslawnandlandscape6398 Год назад

Sticky stone is good for a rough look like that or cultured stone, but if trying to do tight work, have to use mortar to pad the stone to allow for the variations in thickness.

@adalbertocaraballo Год назад

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@nishantkanitkar5117 9 месяцев назад

Somehow the sticky stone feels “flat” compared to the mortar. I think the ability to pad with mortar makes it feel more “real” by introducing variations, and making the blocks look level with gravity instead of just attached to wall.

@danpacetti1947 Год назад

Can use sticky stone on a exterior application on a CMU fireplace using cobblestones ?

@PaverToolInnovators Год назад

Yes sticky stone is designed to adhere to natural stone as well as CMU block.

@chodge8366 Месяц назад

price of thi stuff is crazy....I used pl3 for the same effect at 14$ a tube

@bman6502 Год назад

Cost is big factor.. mortar is much cheaper

@eliasnull 6 месяцев назад

It's not much cheaper when you factor time into the equation. With Stickystone, you have almost zero prep time and zero after-job cleanup. With mortar, you have to have water, buckets, trowels, and other tools as described in the video and these all need to be cleaned up after every job or at the end of every day. With mortar, you also need to mix in small batches so you cannot work continuously as you can with stickystone. So after factoring the cost of tools, time, and materials; stickystone is cheaper for you and for the customer. That allows you to finish jobs quicker, be more competitive on bidding jobs, and do more jobs per year!

@carver4894 9 месяцев назад

First of all your scratch coat is going vertical instead of horizontal. Sticky stone is better for cultured stone because it's lighter weight and more even thickness. The right product for the right application. My time is money the finished cost of the entire job is more is your actual cost not the particular material. And let's not forget the overall quality of your work how long it will last and how easy it is to maintain.

@PaverToolInnovators 7 месяцев назад

The X-77 Ardex product manufacturer recommendation for application is to apply the scratch coat vertically, not horizontal like you would with a typical mortar scratch coat. The customer wants what the customer wants and this is a way to satisfy a customer that wants natural stone. Thanks for the feedback!