A water-based, solid color concrete stain system featuring a solid color stain, optional primer and optional enhancer Additional Shipping Charges Apply for Orders to Alaska & Hawaii
A water-based, solid color concrete stain system featuring a solid color stain, optional primer and optional enhancer Additional Shipping Charges Apply for Orders to Alaska & Hawaii- A water-based, solid color concrete stain system featuring a solid color stain, optional primer and optional enhancer Additional Shipping Charges Apply for Orders to Alaska & Hawaii
- A water-based, solid color concrete stain system featuring a solid color stain, optional primer and optional enhancer Additional Shipping Charges Apply for Orders to Alaska & Hawaii
- A solvent-based countertop sealer featuring an oleophobic additive that repels water and fluids, resists stains, and eases cleaning. Additional Shipping Charges Apply for Orders to Alaska & Hawaii
- A water-based, non-toxic concrete sealer capable of protecting the warm luster and beauty of your concrete countertops, integral sinks, fire places, furniture, fire pits and planters. Additional Shipping Charges Apply for Orders to Alaska & Hawaii
- An industrial-grade, water-based, silane/siloxane engineered to reduce water and moisture intrusion, protect concrete from deicing salts and chlorides, and resist staining from oil and fluids. Additional Shipping Charges Apply for Orders to Alaska & Hawaii
- The release powder is the highlighter not the primary colorant in the concrete; coloring of the concrete may be achieved by using integral pigments or color hardeners. Which procedure to use should be determined by the final desired effect, conditions at the job site and preference of the designer. Integral colored produces a color through matrix while color hardener is a surface application. The advantage of integral color is that it colors through the thickness of the slab saves time and it makes for a cleaner finishing process.
The release powder is the highlighter not the primary colorant in the concrete; coloring of the concrete may be achieved by using integral pigments or color hardeners. Which procedure to use should be determined by the final desired effect, conditions at the job site and preference of the designer. Integral colored produces a color through matrix while color hardener is a surface application. The advantage of integral color is that it colors through the thickness of the slab saves time and it makes for a cleaner finishing process.
