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Coloring Stains for Concrete

Coloring Stains for Concrete
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Concrete is an inherently attractive building material. It expresses the natural appeal of stone by its mass and permanence. With the addition of natural looking color variations, concrete as stone, is even more realistic. Concrete stains are an excellent choice for producing colors often found in earth and rock. When combined with simple and creative application techniques, stains allow for truly unique concrete installations, which complement a variety of hardscape and flooring designs.

Product Number: 41209-485-SG
Author: Howard Jancy
Publication Date: 2009
Industry: Coatings
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Concrete is an inherently attractive building material. It expresses the natural appeal of stone by its mass and permanence. With the addition of natural looking color variations, concrete as stone, is even more realistic. Concrete stains are an excellent choice for producing colors often found in earth and rock. When combined with simple and creative application techniques, stains allow for truly unique concrete installations, which complement a variety of hardscape and flooring designs. Stains are also quite useful for finishes that are more contemporary. Concrete floors, countertops, and walls are possible and very much in demand. Stains enable the innovative use of concrete for both interior and exterior construction. This paper will discuss product selection, surface preparation, application techniques, and maintenance, when applying stains to concrete.

Concrete is an inherently attractive building material. It expresses the natural appeal of stone by its mass and permanence. With the addition of natural looking color variations, concrete as stone, is even more realistic. Concrete stains are an excellent choice for producing colors often found in earth and rock. When combined with simple and creative application techniques, stains allow for truly unique concrete installations, which complement a variety of hardscape and flooring designs. Stains are also quite useful for finishes that are more contemporary. Concrete floors, countertops, and walls are possible and very much in demand. Stains enable the innovative use of concrete for both interior and exterior construction. This paper will discuss product selection, surface preparation, application techniques, and maintenance, when applying stains to concrete.

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