What are Concrete Stamps?

Concrete stamps are used to press decorative or natural patterns into wet concrete for adding a great custom look to any patio, driveway, walkway or plaza. Concrete stamps, along with various finishing techniques, can "transform" concrete into polished, aged cobblestones, brickwork, flagstaff stones, slate tile, marble, granite, wood, or just about any natural surface. They're even great for interior floors! Color is added directly to the concrete mix to provide uniformity, permanence, and often enhances the strength and durability of the mix through additives and "conditioners." Color dry-shake hardeners can also be added to produce a stronger, slip-resistant surface for heavy-duty foot traffic as in the case of a walkway, or for vehicular use as in the case of a driveway. Hardeners add rich, deep tones or subtle colors to your concrete project while at the same time making it less vulnerable to surface abrasion, cracking and soiling. Concrete stamps are also used in conjunction ...  more

Concrete Stamps are large rubber mats (usually approximately 30" x 30"). They are applied to the surface of the concrete just before it's set up. Q: Where do I get stamps? A: Many contractors in the Salmon area have stamps. You also can rent them. Call us for more information & to see photos of finished stamping around the valley.  more