Concrete Ashlar Slate Stamps SM 3003, 24"x24"
GlobMarble Concrete Ashlar Slate Stamps
There are different mold models, but it is the same Mold style. If you use them together, your pattern will not repeat itself.
Dimensions: 24"x24"
Concrete Ashlar Slate Stamps SM 3003 5 Piece Set
3 - Rigid Stamp with handles
1 - Flex (Floppy) Stamp without handles
1 - Seamless Flexible mat 12" x 12"
Concrete Ashlar Slate Stamps SM 3003 8 Piece Set (Recommended Contractor Set)
6 - Rigid Stamp with handles
1 - Flex (Floppy) Stamp without handles
1 - Seamless Flexible mat 12" x 12"
Suggested Detailing and Touch-up and Tools:
Touch-up Texture Skin: SKM 3003
Touch-up Texture Roller: —
Chisels: 6" or 12"
Touch-up Wheel: 1/4" Convex
RIGID Stamps Mat
These are the strong and solid built mat types and are firm enough to stand on. The RIGID Stamps Mat have handles for easy lifting and moving. The RIGID Stamps Mat are used to stamp majority of the stamping job. Rigid Stamp Mats usually red, blue and yellow color coded. Each stamp has unique pattern variation to lend an authentic look and achieve a more random appearance.
FLEX Stamp Mat
The Flex Stamp Mat (floppy) is about half the thickness of a rigid mat and made with a more flexible urethane, so you can bend the mat to a 90-degree angle to conform to slab edges or walls. The Flex Stamp Mat doesn't have handles. Flexible stamp mats are used to finish edges of the pattern, spots against the wall, stairs, corners and hard to get areas.
How to stamp concrete (Do-It Yourself)
How to Use Ashlar Type Stamp mats
Frequently Asked Questions about Concrete Stamp Mats
Q: Can i use one flexible Concrete Stamp Mat to complete my sidewalk project?
A: It's so hard to stamp concrete with one flexible mat. You can use flexible mats, but I would recommend to use at least 3-5 mats.
We always recommend to use at least 3-6 Rigid mats to form the stamping line and one flexible for edges. It works the same way as puzzle, you need few stamps to puzzle up the stamping pattern. Flexible stamp mats usually used to finish edges of the pattern or spots against the wall.
