Expand the Color Palette.
Concrete color dyes have unique qualities which tends to produce more predictable and uniform tones and also achieves interesting color variations.
Acid stains present a richness that mimics everything from polished marble to natural stone, stained wood and tanned leather.
Dyes achieve vibrant tones and are popular for colouring concrete floors for both residential and commercial locations.
Acid stains can be applied to new or old plain or integrally coloured concrete. They have excellent UV stability and wear resistance allowing usage on interior or exterior concrete.
Water-based acid stains are perfect for easy and safe application indoors. Achieve endless array of color options to match existing color scheme or make bold design statement.
Acid stains are UV and abrasion resistant and provides greater resistance to fading and wear over time.
There are many hues and shades available to create any look you want for space.
Since it penetrates, the particles of concrete do not chip or fade away.
The biggest reason for choosing concrete dye and stains is because of the reduced installation time and labour compare to others.
For making the process more efficient there is an exact process on how to apply. Here are the step-by-step instructions to this process.
A. No, acid stains do not fade, but the top layer on concrete which contains the stain can be worn away by abrasion giving the appearance of fading. A sealer applied for a wear surface prevents this.
A. This depends on your budget, type of project, and comfort level performing the work yourself. We have seen stunning jobs from diy and poorly done jobs. Most experienced contractors perform high quality work and can incorporate color themes, designs, borders, or artwork, etc. into the project.
A. Yes, acid stained concrete may be polished. Keep in mind a deep grind may remove some of the stain because acid stain does not penetrate all the way through the concrete.
A. Dyes are popular for coloring concrete floors in both commercial and residential locations.