what to do?

[Chris Hickson]

pored a stone with 50lbs inside and chucks are missing from the top half only what should I do?

[Zach Snyder]

why are chunks missing from the top half?

you can get stuff that you mix with concrete and then pour it with other concrete and it's supposed to bong with it. I'm not sure how strong it would be on a stone though.

[Scott Markowitz]

Shake the mold. A lot. It'll get the air bubbles out. Then keep packing concrete in for another hour or so. Sounds like that was your problem.

[Chris Hickson]

Shake the mold. A lot. It'll get the air bubbles out. Then keep packing concrete in for another hour or so. Sounds like that was your problem.
too late for that its out of the mold................i was thinking about putting the top half of the mold on only, putting about an inch high and duck tape it good then pour graveless cocrete on??

[Chris Hickson]

[QUOTE=Zach Snyder]why are chunks missing from the top half?

the plates kinda maid cocnrete distribution weird.........Need picture?

[Alex Klotz]

Stick a bike lock in there and turn it into a kettlebell.

[Scott Markowitz]

http://www.dap.com/product_details.aspx?product_id=127

[Chris Hickson]

Stick a bike lock in there and turn it into a kettlebell.
but hoe would ou get it in there whn its all hard??

[Alex Klotz]

Oh I wasn't sure if it had hardened yet.

Drill two holes and use liquid cement? I don't know much about this stuff.

[PeteKonradt]

sounds to me like the concrete was to wet.

[Kevin Klavetter]

Good old Bondo (stuff you use on car body repair) works good. I have used it to patch garage floors. Apply it in thin layers an let it dry well between coats.