This process uses acid with high pressure water to etch the surface of the concrete. This usually darkens the finish and leaves a sparkle or "sugar-cube" effect.

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A sandblast finish is regularly a harsher completion that exposes the sand and stone. This is accomplished by abrasively sandblasting the concrete and some sand off the outside of the panel to expose the rest of the sand and stone. 

Surface of components are shaped from uncommonly structured plastic molds

 This process uses a chemical surface retarder which is applied onto the forms prior to casting. The chemical retards the set of the cement so that it may be removed (usually by water blasting) the next day. This results in exposure of the aggregate while preserving its natural beauty and texture.

This requires no additional finishing. The surface is left as is, as it comes out of the form.