Testimonial #1

I would like to thank you and your entire staff for the excelent service you provided me with during past years.

As a contractor, it is very important to have suppliers that I could trust and rely on any time of the year. Personally, I am very pleased with our business relationship from all points of vu.

First of all, the products that you offer, Artistic Stone, are high-quality, the variety could impress the most picky client of mine (believe me, it happened!), and the prices are really competitive on the market. I would like to mention a couple of your products' qualities that my clients and I came to value over the years: the thru-body pigmentation and the easy installation.

Testimonial #2

We were very pleased with the quality and appearance of the stone. My greatest concern was the authentic look of the stone, and I was extremely pleased. The stone looks great!!! I installed it on three full walls on the exterior of my garage/workshop, and it looks wonderful. It went up easy and everyone loves the way it looks! Thanks Stone Selex. Darin Teri Guelph Ontario

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How To Prepare The Surface

Follow these guidelines in preparing different surfaces.

1.

Rigid Backwall, Wallboard, Plywood, Paneling, and Wall Sheathing.
Use a weather resistant barrier to cover the sheathing, overlapping the joints 4" shingle fashion. Following local building codes, install mesh or lath. Galvanized nails or staples should be placed 6" on center vertically and 16" on center horizontally and driven into the studs at least 1". Lath should be stopped 1" from the finished edges.

2.

Concrete, Masonry, Stucco, or Block That Is Clean and Untreated.
No surface preparation is needed. Check new concrete surfaces for form oil. If form oil is present, use muriatic acid to etch the surface then rinse thoroughly and score the surface with a wire brush.

3.

Concrete, Masonry, Stucco, and Brick That Is Dirty, Sealed, or Painted. Return surface to original condition by sandblasting or waterblasting (wash area to remove sandblast dust) or attach lath with concrete nails. Use a bonding agent on the wall and in the mortar mix.