AirStoneCorner/Finished End Stones: Autumn Mountain Color Blend, Manufactured Stone Wall Covering, Indoor & Outdoor Home Décor

Amazing product that worked really well for the idea I had. Very easy to use and all the pieces were the same width or widths that would match easily. Very good product that I will be happy to recommend.

You can get great results using this product. It is lightweight, looks fantastic and easy to handle.Here are the things I didn’t find in any video which I hope you learn from if you’re taking on a project outdoors. (Indoors frankly looks so much easier; clean flat dry surface and no weather worries)Tools: A handsaw or multi-tool to cut some pieces to size. A rough file or multi-tool to remove the occasional high spots on the back of the brick before applying it. That last part was a surprise: if you try to hang a piece which has high spots on the back it will just fall off and break. Speaking of braking, if you drop one it breaks. If you drop one on another piece they both break. If you press one hard on a surface which isn’t nearly perfectly flat it beaks.Unpack entire boxes. The colors are mixed so get them out before you to see what you have to hang.Prep the surface. Sand it if it is wood. If you have ridges on the concrete as we do grind them off. A multi-tool works for that. (Just get a multi-tool, grinder head, sanding head, carbide cutting head; we went with a Dremmel).Mark the surface. We used a 3’ level and marker to draw parallel lines. Not lines for every row, just as a visual guide when you apply pieces.Level each piece as you go. Even the instant grab loctite gives you plenty of time to adjust.Get the right adhesive. Loctite instant grab is ideal. We use about two tubes per box. (Gorilla also works but you need to hold the piece in place for about ten seconds). Keep rags you’ll plan to trash handy, wear gloves and know your must use the entire tube at once. In fact we do stages by the tube and chip away at the project over several days.Apply adhesive liberally because you must fill gaps between the rough back of the stone and the surface you’ll be covering. Again, a few will have high spots on the back; grind them flat. If you press hard on me me that isn’t close to flat, snap, mess… just don’t learn the hard way, like us.Finally, and this is specific to our problem surfaces which you may not have, here’s how to hang these when there’s zero possibility of a flat surface in a hard to reach/hold area: get a small concrete (not hammer drill) bit and drill one hole in the middle. Place the piece and drill a pilot hole. Apply glue and hang. Using a tack hammer and a punch, drive a finish nail in clay color with a small head just snug and then adjust for level.Enjoy. You’ll love the results from this excellent product.