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Concrete Dinosaur Makes Big Impression at Concrete Decor Show

Events & Recognition Vertical & Carved Concrete Vol. 12 No. 3 - April 2012 by Emily Dixon Comments are Disabled

Artisans Thom Hunt and Mark Whitten led the effort to construct, sculpt and color the ginormous dinosaur. The life-size replica spans 30 feet from nose to tail and is 13 1/2 feet tall.

Concrete overlay in sea blue by Butterfield Color guides visitors to the entrance of an after school program in San Antonio, Texas.

Concrete Overlay with Hand Painted Flora at SAY Sí’s Front Entrance

Stamping & Texturing Concrete Events & Recognition Concrete Overlays & Toppings Staining & Coloring Concrete Vol. 12 No. 2 - February/March 2012 by Emily Dixon Comments are Disabled

In preparation for the 2012 Concrete Decor Show in San Antonio, Texas, show coordinators, manufacturers, contractors, trainers and distributors met last September to brainstorm ideas for hands-on workshop possibilities. While touring the headquarters of SAY Sí, an award-winning nonprofit youth arts organization where the workshops are to be held, Trevor […]

Remaking Rocketown with a Decorative Concrete Makeover

Concrete Repair & Restoration Events & Recognition Training & Education Vol. 11 No. 3 - April 2011 by Emily Dixon Comments are Disabled

A Nashville youth center gets a decorative concrete makeover as part of the 2011 Concrete Decor Show.

NeoMix D-FRC from Cheng Concrete

Concrete Countertops Vol. 11 No. 2 - February/March 2011 by Emily Dixon Comments are Disabled

Born out of frustration with the long learning curve for mastering GFRC, Cheng Concrete’s NeoMix D-FRC is designed to not only shorten that learning curve for contractors, but also to outperform traditional GFRC in regards to flexural strength and abrasion resistance.

Tilted Kilt Pub & Eatery Gets the Decorative Concrete Treatment

Concrete Repair & Restoration Staining & Coloring Concrete Vol. 11 No. 1 - January 2011 by Emily Dixon Comments are Disabled

Greg Hryniewicz isn’t a man who sits around and says “better luck next time.”

The general contractor to whom he submitted a proposal for a flooring job at a Tilted Kilt Pub & Eatery in White Marsh, Md., was not awarded the contract.