| As a patching compound Carve-Right can be used underwater at the static water level or anywhere needed. On this water park in Texas Carve-Right was used on the weir wall for the adventure river walls, the island water feature and even these giant horse shoe Spas! |
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| Carve-right was the material of choice for this cavern exhibit for a museum of science and history. There are things you can do with carve-right that simply cannot be done with a traditional sand and cement mix. This material is known for its strength and durability and the extended workability window. When the time comes for a specialized material suitable for movie set production, architectural work or any kind of exhibit, diorama or theme work please consider the carve-right material. |
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| Channel 9 was on hand to capture the opening of the primate island exhibit opened on July 15th 2010! Three troops of monkeys are put on display every four to six weeks which includes Patas, Siamangs and Ringtail lemurs. Carve-right was used exclusively on the rockwork for this project, both on the exhibit side and the viewer side. Our artisans did excellent work and sculptured very realistic rockwork, trees and a waterfall. |
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| This project done in Fountain Valley, California required 237 bags of carve-right material. The advantage of using carve-right over other materials is extended window of opportunity to carve, greatly reduced efflorescence and an easily shapeable, workable mix with no need of a messy sand pile on site. Each bag is a cubic foot of material at three inches thick you can cover four square feet. This new age material takes stamps and all methods of texturing more readily that traditional cement mixes of sand and cement. |
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| Carve-right offers better bonding ability than traditional sand and cement mixes and this in turn makes stamping easier with zero sagging. |
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| These dinosaur bones were done with epoxy and foam and the surrounding Earth bank and sedimentary rockwork were achieved with the carve-right product. This was done at the Decorative concrete show in Phoenix, Arizona. The finished piece was donated to the OPCMIA Job corps program to inspire a younger generation. |
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| These mock-up are examples of what can be done with the carve-right product. Graining, broadcasting and brushing is simplified because of the smoother qualities of the design mix, an artisans dream material. |
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