SvitMolds Concrete Mold DIY Flagstone Durable Mold Pavers Stone Patio Casting Concrete Garden Path Pavers for Garden Walkway, Concrete Walkway Molds Cobblestone Set 5 pcs S25

Mind you, I'm no expert, but these molds seem to be quite good. I used them to make several dozen stepping stones using quick-setting concrete. Worked like a charm! I mixed the concrete by hand in a plastic bucket, enough for three molds at a time, and used dollar store cooking spray to prevent sticking. Aside from being a bit dirty (from the nonstick spray) they're good as new! One more thing: They were shipped from somewhere in Ukraine. (Who knew Ukraine was a concrete mold hotspot?!?!) They were sent on a Friday afternoon and reached New York via Kiev Monday morning . . . where they languished for over a week! Once they were on their way again it took two days to reach Arizona.

These things are great! Very durable and the design is spot on. I've added two pics, one of them showing a set drying. The second pic is one with standard concrete color and the other is using the charcoal color from Quickrete mixed in. These size pavers usually go for $3.00-$4.00 each at the orange home store. I've done 11 so far which in the low end is $33 that I would have spent. I need to make about 200+ so I'm saving a bunch of cash. As far as concrete goes, I've used both quick dry and standard high strength. The quick dry solidifies way to quick for me. I'm talking as in it starts hardening maybe 5-10 minutes after water hits it. I prefer the high strength since it gives me so much more time to mix and pour. Yes it takes longer to dry, but I'm in no hurry. Can't go anywhere cause of COVID anyhow so I might as well take my time and enjoy the outdoors a bit.

Finished product looks nice and easy to use. Tried several things to precoat before pouring concrete. Comes out easy but leaves behind a little to clean up before next use.

This is my first time ever doing a project with cement, and it worked out great. They came out very easy and clean, meaning I didn't have to wash out before my next pour. They look beautiful.

I cannot attest to the durability just yet, I only make 5 molds (25 pcs). This product is very cool. I’ve just been making molds and setting them aside for now. I want to make sure I have enough for my next landscaping project. The 5 molds use approximately 1-1/2 bags of the 80lb quickcrete. I’ve added color also which gives unique coloring. I will continue to update as I progress with my project

I like the way these look when the concrete is done drying. I gave them a light spray of wd40 before I filled them with concrete. After they dried I did have to put my hand over the back because the concrete just slid right out. No trouble with them sticking or cracking.

Excelente material, súper para hacer tus bloques de adorno

The one thing I learned from using these is to make sure you use a cooking spray or something similar to coat the molds otherwise your concrete will stick. They were very easy to use though.