The "Original Designed" Weathered Flagstone Concrete Stamping Texture Roller And Masonry Form Tools By SBC. This Flagstone Concrete Stamp Roller, Offers Beautiful Designs, Favorites Since 2005.

This worked exactly as described, I used a release agent with it of course. Little bit expensive, but a tool you will have for a lifetime as well.

Great quality thick silicone texture.

I purchased this to make some flagstone stepping stones from concrete. So far, I have just made one as a test. The roller worked great. It created exactly the look I wanted. I am looking forward to creating my outdoor living space with concrete flagstones. The roller is very heavy duty and I expect it to hold up well during the duration of my project. My only complaint is the cost. It seems a little spendy but I guess you get what you pay for.

Paid AUD $185 for this product and it doesn't come with a suitable roller as such. Extremely over priced but only option on the market.

This is such a fun tool to use because the results are incredible when used correctly. I purchased this to finish a wall in my greenhouse outside of my bathroom. I wanted to create the illusion of a natural environment stone wall behind the plants and the results were way beyond expectation. I’ll let the pictures speak for themselves, but one trick I found that worked for me was to use a paint tray filled with mineral spirits and rather than spray the wall with the mineral spirits, I put the spirits on the roller. This helped reduce the overspray of mineral spirits and the cost of my project. A couple of tips when using this is to avoid running the corner of the edges into your concrete or mortar. Additionally, if you are working with Mortar Mix like I was from RapidSet, you’ll want to make sure you’ve planned your rock pattern before any mortar is placed, since it set up quickly in the summer heat. Finally, to get the coloring right, I recommend a sprayer, like the pump sprayer you can get from harbor freight. This allows you better coverage over the crevices and less runoff which defeats the illusion of the rock you’re aiming to achieve. Finally, to reduce the likelihood of a repeating pattern, change angles and directions of your roll frequently. This was such a fun tool to use that I’ve even begun making “rock” planters for my plants. It is a very durable roller and for the money, I would encourage anyone that’s interested in creating unique rock like textures to get one. It’s a perfect size and maneuverable enough to be used in small spaces but not so small that the pattern noticeably repeats. Avoid the small sample size patch stamps and just get one of these rollers. I almost made the mistake of getting one of the small stamp sheets until I read reviews that revealed that they were tiny and difficult to prevent repeating patterns.