Step 6.
How to make a concrete bird bath pedestal.
You can also sand cast a concrete bird bath using only one bowl.
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Step 5 creating the pedestal.
Pour the concrete into the 14 inch mold so that it s about 1 inches deep.
Concrete bird bath step 1.
Step 3 making the bird bath.
Start by cutting your pvc pipe.
Add concrete in small amounts and mix with a trowel or hoe until it reaches the consistency recommended by the manufacturer.
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Remove both molds after the concrete dries.
Bear in mind that the length of pipe should be proportional to.
Since you have pre mixed cement all you have to do is to add water to it.
Pour concrete for the bath while wearing gloves a dust mask and eye protection add two quarts of water to the bottom of the tub.
Spread the concrete mix inside the large bowl and then press the smaller bowl on top of the concrete mix to shape the bird bath.
This needs to be mixed into.
Add concrete to the tub.
Step 2 mixing cement.
Step 4 creating a peg for the pedestal.
To give my concrete a darker colour i used oxide powder.
Use the bucket and fill 1 3 of it with water.
The sturdy wire of the cage provides an easy pedestal for the clay saucer basin.
How to make a cement bird bath.
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