Concrete Curb & Border Stamp Roller- Desert Sandstone

Concrete Curb & Border Stamp Roller- Desert Sandstone

Brand: PNL Liners
SKU: #PNL-CURB-ROLLER-DESERTSANDSTONE
120.00 USD In stock Buy at Merchant

Concrete Curb & Border Stamp Roller- Desert Sandstone The Desert Sandstone texture roller for curbing, concrete borders, steps, and more. Part of our 'Desert Sandstone' stamping texture set: Seamless Stamps (Floors, Patios, Pools, Walls, Countertops) 8" High x 10' Long Liner (for steps, countertops, etc.) 8" Wide Roller (Curbing, borders, vertical walls) Rollers are made of industrial grade composite for the most durable roller possible. The super hard material we make our rollers from makes stamping the pattern into concrete easier, even on harder (setting up) concrete and curbing. More Rollers are available Individually (view them here) or as a 12 Pack Set (sold here). Use multiple different Rollers over each other to create custom looks. Create more variations with your own grout lines for many brick and stone variations. Chisel Grout Lines can be made Touch Up Wheel Rollers (sold here). Made in the USA Specifications- Concrete Curb & Border Stamp Roller- Desert Sandstone Roller is a complete roller- ready to use. Desert Sandstone Roller Size : @ 8" Wide, 4.5" Diameter Download Curb Roller Catalog How to Use- Concrete Curb & Border Stamp Roller- Desert Sandstone Typically used to roll a stamp pattern into fresh concrete or curbing. Place concrete or curbing as normal. Apply a release agent, such as Colored Powder Release to creating a two-tone look to the concrete/curbing, and then roll the stamp roller over the concrete/curbing. Allow a few days to dry before washing off the release, and sealing the concrete/curbing if desired. A good sealer for curbing and outdoor concrete is Solvent Based Acrylic Sealer (sold here). Clean roller with water and a brush immediately after use to avoid cement buildup.

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