Really glad that you are back making videos, I got into your channel when I was looking for a hobby that myself and my mum could do together, she is in the early stages of dementia and I wanted her to keep using her brain in a fun way which this def is, It has brought us closer than ever and she is really enjoying making the statues. we also now make money on them which we invest in more moulds. next is to learn how to make our own moulds and fibreglass cases which should be fun lol. and hello from the UK.

Yea, we can comment! Thank you for allowing comments. Love your videos.

Thank you so much for the videos and channel. Your family must be very proud of you 🙏🏽 to share all your knowledge you learned running the family business. We appreciate it!!

I started following your channel when I was researching the best way to clean, repair, and paint an old concrete bench and large planter last year. I’m so glad I found it and followed your tips. Both have been outside in the Midwest heat, cold, sun, and snow and still look great after a year! I now keep an eye out for other concrete items to paint now that I’ve learned how easy it is to make them look spectacular.

@rubbermoldman8544

11 ай бұрын

That is awesome!

Thanks for explaining things so simply, it makes it much easier to be confident in attempting to paint outdoor ornaments. I just so happen to want to repaint my old gnomes so the information about the red on the gnomes hats was very helpful. x niki

Please don’t leave us !!! We’re grateful for your channels ! Welcome back 🙏🏻🙏🏻🥰🥰😅😅

Thank you for this video. The reason you're getting a lot of questions about the paint itself, is because there are many videos on YT showing how to paint statues but none that explain anything regarding what kind of non spray paint should be used on outdoor statues. This video sums it up quite well...

Thank you! Love your expertise and simplicity in painting statuary!❤

Thank you so much for the advice! Very helpful! Take good care! 😁

Your videos are great! I have learned so many good tips. Keep it going🙂

Hi i now found your channel and i love you down to earth honesty. Learned a lot from your tutorials

Fantastic use of colour on the smaller items..you've certainly inspired me to experiment with different colour schemes

@rubbermoldman8544

11 ай бұрын

Thanks! Glad to hear!!

Love your how to videos - learned so much, very informative and straightforward With best wishes from London

I ve been using ur techniques, and it does work for me as well. Thanks

@rubbermoldman8544

Жыл бұрын

Great to hear!

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I had used straight Portland cement with water to do a few molds until I realized I should have used the sand/cement portions. Could I still sell these as Indoor/porch statues? There are so many types of cement bags to choose from, but now I know! Thanks for the painting tips.

@rubbermoldman8544

11 ай бұрын

They won’t last in weather but for indoors/porch it should act similar to plaster statues so yes they should be fine as long as they’re not in the elements.

@billybrad204

11 ай бұрын

Thanks for the response! I will tag these items as Indoor pieces only. I've watched your videos many times for info, as I just picked up the hobby of concrete statuary.

It's the exact same for Plaster ...

Good morning Thankyou for your video, about two years ago I sprayed painted my large concrete turtles, They came out beautiful. Now the Sun ☀️ got to them and they look bad. What can I do . I can send you a pic if you like. Need help!

@rubbermoldman8544

Жыл бұрын

I would suggest first removing any loose or peeling bits, then go over everything with the base coat and go from there. Thanks

@skerriesrockart

11 ай бұрын

It wouldn't hurt to wipe the whole satues with wire wool to smoothe the surface before you start yout base coat

I really love your channel but as a headphone wearer I wish you'd sort out your sound levels.

Can you show a paint scheme for a pelican statuary

@rubbermoldman8544

9 ай бұрын

Here is an older video I did on painting a Pelican :) kzread.info/dash/bejne/qn1rtMRxdZPdoZc.htmlsi=NwmyL9MAlSUeo0E3