Painting an Aged-Stone Finish to Statues - Tips, examples and a demonstration for painting a statue скачать в хорошем качестве

Painting an Aged-Stone Finish to Statues - Tips, examples and a demonstration for painting a statue

A quality finish on concrete garden statues can bring several eye-catching looks, whether it is an antiquated, aged-stone look, a realistic animal finish, a natural and unpainted finish with moss, and more. This video has Andy giving examples and tips, along with a detailed demonstration on how to apply a finish to new statues or repainting old statues to it looks nice and last for decades. Garden art, whether animals, gnomes, or seasonal figurines, enhances the garden, patio, or yard, it lasts forever, and it also makes an ideal gift. There are several other videos on Backyard Adventures with Andy showing how to make a statue mold, so be sure to check those teaching videos. NOTE - This is the first in a set of videos, focusing on latex rubber mold making. Subscribe and check out the channel to see the next video on how to make a mother-mold out of fiberglass for the concrete statue mold. Then, there will be a video on how to make a concrete cast and how to finish the statue for outdoors. Backyard Adventures with Andy Wright is a channel devoted to all-thing gardening and yard care, along with random "adventures" that include statue making, building a pizza oven (coming soon), home entertainment tips, and more. Tune-in for some inspiration and instruction on all things home and yard! Focus Question: How does one paint concrete garden statues, specifically with an aged-stone finish?