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Buck Scott (Date of Birth – present) is the inventor of elastomeric form liners and is a creative and driving force in the concrete industry, receiving more than 20 patents on concrete-forming related products.
One of Scott's most innovative contributions is a method for integrally-casting brick into concrete walls.
Scott's form liners and brick inlay systems have been utilized worldwide on a variety of projects from highways to bridges, schools to parking decks and all types of residential and commercial applications.
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- ^ Balogh, Anne. "Concrete Walls Display Eye-Catching Artwork". The Concrete Network.
- ^ Johnson, Amy. "Form Liners: Function & Beauty". Concrete Decor.
- ^ Schwab, Robert (1999). "Concrete Artist's Venture a Snap". The Denver Post.
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