Today we’re going to show you how to use a scrubbing brick to restore all those chunks and rough edges around town and turn them into a …
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Introduction
This tutorial will teach you how to make concrete ledges grind and slide using a rub brick.
Materials Needed
- Rub brick
- Concrete ledge
Steps
- Prepare the concrete ledge by cleaning and roughening the surface with the rub brick.
- Rub the brick back and forth on the ledge in a motion that mimics the movement of grinding and sliding.
- Continue rubbing until the surface has the desired texture for grinding and sliding.
Conclusion
By following these steps and using a rub brick, you can easily make concrete ledges grind and slide, providing a smoother surface for skating.
FAQs
Q: Can I use any type of rub brick for this tutorial?
A: It is recommended to use a rub brick specifically designed for concrete surfaces.
Q: How long does it take to prepare a concrete ledge using this method?
A: The time it takes will depend on the size of the ledge and the desired texture, but it can typically be done in a relatively short amount of time.
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Don’t forget to dress like a construction worker!
Great Video! Thanks man….What grit did you use…those rub bricks come in 20 grit and 60 grit (??) thanks again for taking the time
might want to wear a mask too
don't wanna breathe all that dust
Wear a mask if you're sanding down concrete, or fuck up your lungs forever. The choice is yours!
Dude you should totally get into narrating instructional/training videos and stuff for other industries.
do you still need to rubbrick the ledge even though its new and fresh?
Does the grit of the rub brick matter?
make sure to wear some breathing protection imo
what can i use instead of a rub brick
Wow put on a mask, holy shit
Can you get away with just the laquer and wax?? Ima try
Really he's making it nicer if anything and using it instead of it just going to shit, but skatboarders wreak shit yeah right
I don't think you want to breathe that concrete dust in, so don't blow, use a broom like said. I'm considering doing this to some of my favorite crusty street spots.
Wear a mask too. Breathing in concrete isn’t good
Thank you so much for making this video. I have been searching all day for something to fix some marks on a concrete foundation for a headstone. This is exactly what I need!! I couldn't find anything to work. This is perfect!
About the lacquer, is it concrete specific? Or lacquer for wood?
What if I don’t have any friends
Can I um reuse the rub brick
Do this in front of someone’s porch and public spaces
hi theres this spot i rly wanna skate, it has a shit load of wax on it but it needs some rub bricking, how do i get the wax off ?
What kind of lacquer should i use?
I get wanting new places to skate, but is going around altering public construction a thing? That section looks splotchy and noticeably worse after they were done. Seems like a good way to have your town come down harder on skating.
All that concrete dust in your lungs and eyes. I'm thinking just paint, angled iron and wax might be easier and better? Idk.
Concrete has silica in it. Nasty stuff. make sure to wear a mask. Please
I don't know if you'll answer this, but is this recommended for ledges that are made out of concrete that has bits of rocks exposed?
Yes
Nice hack, thanks especially if your tired of the skate snobs in packs blocking the obsticles. using statically frofane language.
What's funny is this probably gets rid of cracks that would make the concrete wear faster if you didn't do this so if you get fined you get fined for perfoming maintenance lol.
Dress like you belong there and always wear a face mask or wet cloth when rub bricking the ledge you don't want that dust in your lungs