Concrete Seamless Stamp Mat - Fractured Thin Slate (18" x 18")

We used it for a 3‘ x 20‘ pathway. We added color release powder and stamped with this and it worked great. It’s a little flimsy, but it is lightweight which makes it easy to use!

Works good. I used it for the surface of my steps when I poured them and they look great. You must use a release agent, whether a liquid or dry powder. I used a dry powder which was the same that I used on my patio. Timing is everything when stamping. Concrete must be firm yet you should be able to push your fingers in the concrete about an 1/8 " of an inch but no more than a 1/4" of an inch.

Easy to use and makes the concrete look exactly as shown. Used color hardener and a release agent.

Very light texture not much detail

Make sure you also get powder or liquid release and watch a video on how to use and when to apply. Freaking Amazon linked superseal to me instead which I thought was the same as liquid release and it’s not. Oops.However the stamp worked as advertised.

Tried to use the concrete stamp today. I tried it under all kinds of conditions,wet/dry. Put down the rubber stamp press or not press, does not matter, when you remove the stamp the suction removes the design. Worked with it over 1-1/2 on new concrete it simply does not work. Wasted $70. Do not buy.

This isn't a good quality rubber stamp. It's thin polyurethane that will break after a few uses. You can see in my photos that it's so thin that soft light is visible through the thin spots. For the price, it's not worth it. The same product is available elsewhere for much less.

We used this to stamp our patio...saved quite a few bucks vs renting them like we had on our last patio, but regretted it. Barely left an impression in the concrete.