6. Screed or trowel the concrete so it is flat and flush with the top of the mold. Cover the mold with plastic sheeting and let it cure undisturbed for 48 hours. 7. Carefully disassemble the mold ...

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If you're looking for an attractive border for your landscape beds, Chad Hames of Long Grove has an answer: a solid, poured-concrete edging that can be shaped and colored to ...

Eco Border No-Dig Landscape Garden Border Edging (3-in. high x 48-in. long, 6 pieces) Made entirely from recycled tires, this weather-resistant edging option is simple to install and mower-friendly.

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Cutting in or refreshing landscape edges every year is not a pleasant task. It can be downright labor intensive, not to mention dirty and difficult to maintain as the grass grows and bedding ...

To prevent mold build-up on any surface exposed to water, such as kitchen or bathroom backsplashes, paint with tile sealant as a final step. Materials: ... Garden Edging This garden border makes a ...