Kirtbag Carving mix

Kirtbag carving mix can be used with 60lb mortar mix. Now you can use mason mix and mortar mix. Kirtbag is a 20lb bag of material that is added to a mortar mix/mason mix to make it into a carvable vertical mix. It has great qualities. Its easily troweled, textured, and is very sticky. You can virtually make this mix do whatever you want it to do. It can be put on an inch or three to four inches thick at on time. This is a non lightweight mix that has alot of body and is a dream to work with. There are many satisfied customers that have used this mix, be one of them. Order your Kirtbag carving mix, try what everyone is talking about. It will blow your mind... more to come.. 314 486 9606.

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Comment by jeff kirt/ kirtbag Carving mix on September 7, 2011 at 4:48pm: Thanks kenny.Kind words.

Comment by jeff kirt/ kirtbag Carving mix on October 8, 2011 at 6:18am: Hey kenny. It depends on the application. Countwrtops, overlays o like rapid set cement. Vertical stiff i dont like the fast setting.

Comment by David Driggs on October 8, 2011 at 8:41am: Yes, it all depends on the application. When making cement shoes, or other evidence disposal needs, fast setting is the only way to go. It's nice with molds and other such things too. I'm far from expert with vertical, but do know that time is needed to manipulate texture during different phases of hardening. Kenny, get a couple bags of Kirt's mix and get your feet wet, so to speak. In th end, the practice will cost you about the same as a dinner date with the wife, but you can talk to yourself instead. And, you don't have to worry about getting a table next to that rotten neighbor of yours (speaking of cement shoes)! See how I can come full-circle on a topic?

Comment by David Driggs on October 8, 2011 at 8:45am: P.S., great mix Jeff, I love it! I'll be back carving Tuesday, and will wait till then to post some more progress pics.

Comment by Christian Maucieri on October 8, 2011 at 10:49am: Cement Shoes, Do they come in a 13?

Comment by David Driggs on October 8, 2011 at 12:25pm: Oh, Yes! Since each pair is made to order, it is not so much an issue of foot size, but rather determining the boyancy of the intended wearer. I've probably taken this a bit too far?!

Comment by Christian Maucieri on October 8, 2011 at 1:07pm: I see we need to get into some physics here. An oil drum should remove the guess work.

Comment by scott dobert on October 8, 2011 at 7:19pm: awwwwa tuesday.... ur killin me!! lol! i guess great things come to those who wait!!

Comment by jeff kirt/ kirtbag Carving mix on October 9, 2011 at 7:41am: Kenny, are you talking about doing vertical carving in a 4x4 or a countertop, or what. 30 mins is plenty of time to pour a mix into forms for a countertop, but it prob not enough time to do vertical. It would take 15 mins to get it on the wall and textured. Dont know what your trying to accomplish.

Comment by David Driggs on October 10, 2011 at 7:01pm: Hey Jeff, sorry I missed your call today. Up to my elbows in blood and scratch coat. Those small arches inside the columns had to be hand applied. Spiderlath from now on! Anyway, do you think your mix would hold up well on stair treads? I have to do a set of five. I am going to do some lettering inlays in them with some LED side lights, so the texture will be fairly light, but not smooth. Tell me what you think.

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