Fluid stone in action! What is Fluid Stone?

Discover A Most Unique Protection & Decorative Solution

Is it a paint? Is it a Stucco? Is it Natural Stone?No …. It’s Fluid Stone™

Unsurpassed Versatility in Appearance for the most discriminating Customer• Color – Tint to any solid color or create vibrant visual mosaic patterns and designs• Texture – From Coarse #16 Grit to Smooth #200 Grit (tough enough to use power sander for smoother appearance or more subtle color) – Create Even or Uneven Surface • Grout lines – Can add 90 degree or curved life-like grout lines tinted to any color • Patterns – Create ceramic tile patterns or mimic natural stone as desired• From novice to the professional applicator – create whatever look you can imagine!

Superior Long Term Performance• Lower energy costs -Thermal Barrier Reflects Infrared Radiation for reduced cooling • Exceptional durability – Passed ASTM test up to 8800 scrub cycles without failure • Drive a car on it - Passed ASTM test for hot tire pickup resistance & anti-skid surface• Mildewcide – Passed ASTM test for prevention of mold or mildew growth• Flexible & crack resistant - Passed ASTM test for flexibility• Class A Fire Resistant – Passed ASTM test for flame spread and smoke development• UV Resistant – Passed ASTM 200o hour UVA exposure test & accelerated weathering

Ecologically Friendly• Water based• Low VOC – less than 20 g/L• Recycled glass & natural stone aggregates in every product

What Makes Fluid Stone™ Different?Protect & Beautify: Vertical – Horizontal – Interior – Exterior applications

Installation Procedure - Risers (Red)Fluid Stone’s Limestone #40 Grit• Acid wash concrete to de-gloss (neutralize)• Power wash to cleanup• Apply Fluid Stone Primer• Spray or brush Fluid Stone’s Limestone #40• After steps complete, sand to soften look (as desired) • Apply sealer to protect

Installation Procedure - StepsFluid Stone’s Regular Granite• Acid wash concrete to de-gloss & clean (neutralize)(Apply ammonia or baking soda to neutralize acid. Leave on 1 hr. Test pH to confirm down to neutral (7) • Power wash to clean• Apply Fluid Stone Primer, wait 1 hour• Fluid Stone Grout Tape all areas needing protection from product splatter• Apply Regular Granite (To achieve 2 tone look – add small quantity tint to Regular Granite, to allow natural granite colors to blend for speckled look. • Apply sealer to protect

AMS de MexicoFluid Stone™ in Action

Installation ProceduresFluid Stone’s Limestone #90• Goal to remove the rough “onion peel” look• Power wash to cleanup• Apply Fluid Stone Primer• Sprayed Limestone #90 using hopper gun• Used a “Magic Trowel” (squeegee with rubber blade) to smooth out• Very hot day, had to spray water on surface prior to application to cool off

Commercial ApplicationFluid Stone™ in Action

Comments• Owner wanted additional protection so that is why 3 coats. Most applications 1 or 2 coats. • Could have sprayed first coat, then sprayed a second coat and hand trowel while wet to create texture and patterns• Spraying the Limestone product gives it a “sandy” look

Installation ProceduresFluid Stone’s Limestone #90• Power wash to cleanup• Apply Fluid Stone Primer •Hand trowel 3 coats tinted Fluid Stone Limestone 90• After 3rd coat, sand surface with power disc sander with fine grit sandpaper for mottled, smooth appearance • Apply Micro-seal for protection

Canon House – Loreto BayFluid Stone™ in Action

Installation ProceduresFluid Stone’s Limestone #90• Power wash to cleanup• Glued rocks in place• Apply Fluid Stone Primer• Prepared 4 pails of Limestone #90 with different tinted colors• Applied product from each pail in pattern while product was wet to allow it to blend together for visual affect.

Vertical Artistic Wall DesignsFluid Stone™ in Action

“Limited ONLY by YOUR CREATIVITY”

Installation Procedure - continued• Dampen surface, then apply tint. Use sponge and/or rag to rub in first & then remove excess based on color intensity and mottled look desired (Popular Fluid Stone special effect technique beyond solid color.• Use stain or grout colored Fluid Stone to color grout lines (easiest to put base coat Fluid Stone first, tape, remove tape, grout color remains)• Apply sealer

Installation Procedure StepsFluid Stone’s Limestone #90• Power wash to cleanup• Fix cracks with appropriate products • Apply Fluid Stone Primer • Fluid Stone tape where grout lines desired(Locate grout lines over control joints and cracks to prevent reflective cracking of Fluid Stone)• Trowel Limestone #90 (Base color coat should be tone of final colors)• Remove tape 24 hours later • Prepare several different colors of commercial available tint

Flagstone Pool - ArizonaFluid Stone™ in Action

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Fluid Stone™ in Action

Large Flagstone Pattern

Installation Procedure StepsFluid Stone’s Limestone #90• Apply Fluid Stone Primer • Trowel colored Limestone #90• Blended look typically requires multiple layers moving from dark to light color• Faux techniques include applying tint with brushes, sponges, feathers in multiple layers• Fluid Stone is Class A Fire Rated and therefore won’t ignite and is safe for use near fireplaces• Brick fireplace - used special mortar (Quickcrete) to fill-in mortar joints. • Corner fireplace sanded for smoother finish.

Indoor Fireplace Re-DesignFluid Stone™ in Action

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Installation ProceduresFluid Stone’s Limestone #90 & Eco-Venetian Plaster• Advanced techniques used include multiple layers, sanding between coats, using tint on surface between coats, mixing 2 Fluid Stone products same surface• Used Clear-Seal to protect as final step

Faux Artist at WorkFluid Stone™ in Action

“Outdoor Barbecue Comes Alive”

Exterior Wall & Garage ApplicationFluid Stone™ in Action

Limestone #90Limestone #16

Garden Wall & SidewalkFluid Stone™ in Action