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Question: Is there another way to color bricks ?
Document: Started out using premix bag concrete then, after recommendation from a curbing contractor, started using 4 to 1 sand/cement mix (4 gals sand/1 gal cement by volume fills brick maker ~+-) with a pinch of reenforcement fibers added. Much cheaper doing it this way if you are doing a large area and the bricks come out better I think.
When I bought this item, I was going to use it to make individual colored bricks to make a raised brick flower bed. I didn't realize the dividers didn't go all the way to the ground, rather they only go about half way thru the brick (Which turns out to be more work in the end having to remove the excess)I'm still giving it 4 stars because it would make a great walkway if being used for that.
You will want to use 80 lb bags of concret mix with just a little left over use the 2 single brick maker that comes with it and make some extra bricks for what ever
I accidentally ordered the wrong design but decided to try this one any way and i love it! I will still order the design i wanted at first though. :)
Cheaper than buying pavers. Very easy to make your own walkways. The hard part is mixing your cement. Just make sure your mixture doesn't dry out to quick or the bricks may crack. Pros:easy,looks good,affordable Cons:s/h costs,price for plastic mold,
Worked just like advertised. Fills-in uneven ground easily, and unlike other concrete molds I have used, the individual brick shapes do not push all the way to the ground thus allowing weeds to grow through. Perfect for garden or patio pathways. SUGGESTION:  For a clean look, use cement, NOT concrete!
I bought it because I liked the idea of choosing my personal color palette, but I haven't had the time to use it yet. I also like that the material feels durable. The only reason I gave it 4 stars is because the packaging was far to oversized for the item. I am looking forward to using it in the near future.
It is recommended by several separate sources that one uses fortified quikrete and not regular quikrete. I did this and found it extremely difficult to work with due to the large pebbles in the mix. Trying to get it into all the little nooks and crannies was difficult, but not impossible. I did miss a few spots. I don't think it's worth the extra effort. Maybe there is an easier way to get it 'fortified.&#34;  Know that the mix itself is extremely heavy. I wish Quikrete would make 40 lb bags, they would be easier to handle.
This is a nice brick pattern product that I plan on using for a pad. When I purchased this the wrapper shown covered up the pattern and another customer had put a picture of finished product showing three different sizes of stone.This is just a brick pattern. While it is not what was expected the product is good just customers picture is bad and didn't want to pay to return the three I had purchased.
if you have a garden and want make a little change and save money you can have it and do it yourself
Answer: yes