The
Rock wall from Forks Creek to Black Hawk was bugging me. A friend Dave
pointed out the rock mold joints were too noticeable. I looked at it
over the course of a week and he was right. So out came my tool of
choice, Sculpt-a-mold. Now at first I did not like using Sculpt-a-mold
with plaster as Sculpt-a-mold does not stain well. Turned out it does
hold washes well so with a little practice and some feathering in it can
match plaster just fine.
Before
After
Still a little more work to go to bleand better needed to let dry to finalize) but I think it looks much better.
Moral of that story is listen and don't be afraid to rework something to make it better. Thanks Dave!
On
a second note: worked on the roughly 5-6 ft by 2 ft high section of
rock wall from Forks Creek to Idaho Springs. Here is the result. Needs
a little more painting, plants, weeds, dirt etc. but it is doing what I
intended.
So
a good time off. Rain really messed up our roof plans, but we did make
some progress around the house and I got in a good bit of work on the
layout.
Thanks Cameron
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