Sandblast it then use modified thinset mortar.:thumbup:Can you apply stone vaneer directly to painted concrete block? If you can't, how do you prepare the painted concrete block?
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You put "stone masonry" as your trade .... changed that to wannabe mason and go to a DIY site, this site is for Contractors onlyHello. I just had a quick question. Can you apply stone vaneer directly to painted concrete block? If you can't, how do you prepare the painted concrete block?
A little introduction helps. It's obvious that you're not a stone mason, but now you've established some creditability. You must understand it is not the intent of anybody here to underscore a local contractor by answering homeowner questions. Usually they're shopping prices. As a result homeowners are scorned here for the most part.You guys are brutal!! Look, my husband works for a contractor, but he also does all of his rock work. He has recently branched out on his own, which has been his goal for a long time and recently bid on a 800 square foot rock job, and he just wanted to know the best way to apply veneer to painted concrete block, that's all. I know I accidentally spelled veneer wrong last time. Anyway, he has no idea I am on this site, but I thought it would be nice to try and find out some answers for him. By the way, I did go to the DIY site first, but I got one response that I wasn't satisfied with. Well, thanks for the responses, and I promise I will leave you guys alone. God bless.
HEY!!!!! Don't go pouring water on my disposition. I'm not all that nice all the time.:no:These guys here are comparatively nice...