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genecarp

still needs to dry, existing top absorbs water, when completely dry, line will sharpen.

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BuiltByMAC

Very cool, man! Like the progress pics...

When the infill concrete has set up, do you polish it to match the glossiness of the other pieces?

Mac

genecarp

thanks mac, on this piece we will not polish the inlays. the contrast is what we are looking . the sealer will create a continuity in the top. on some pieces we do polish out the inlays, G

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CJKarl

Impressive work.

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Jason Whipple

Looks great Gene!

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6stringmason

Lookin good gene

Thats a great idea you had there. I for one know how hard it is to get regular seams to line up nice and tight, much less getting fancy like that. The hardest one I've done was an S shaped seam. Check it out on my site when you get a chance.

Takes a lot of work to get em to look nice.. that is for sure.

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Matt80

looks good

WARD

Looks very nice!

Out of curiosity, how wet do are you pourring your mix?

genecarp

not to wet, we use additives like counterflow.

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LaurieC

Gene,

WOW! I love it. Great work. One of my homeowners installed a concrete countertop with little pieces of red glass scattered around. It was amazing! What's the most interesting design you've done?

genecarp

thanks laurie, i am begining one in a few days, the customer is supplying me with a bag of amythest to intergrate into her vanity, i am looking forward to it.

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LaurieC

Oohh la la. I want to see pictures of that. Please post them as you go!