Acid Staining
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Staining is a coloring process involving a chemical reaction between acid
stain and concrete.
Used widely in Commercial Applications, Acid Staining is gaining
popularity in the Residential Market as an Alternative to traditional Flooring
Surfaces such as Tile, Wood and Carpet.
Concrete acid stains can transform ordinary concrete into a limitless
palette of color and design. Colors (limited by the number of natural
mineral salts) can be diluted and combined to create other colors, or
layered to provide additional effects. Adaptable for use on old and new
concrete, residential, commercial, and municipal applications. Because
acid stain reacts with the minerals in the concrete, acid stain is resistant
to chipping, peeling, cracking, and fading, unlike conventional masonry
paints and stains. Coupled with epoxy or polyurethane sealer, the acid
stain surface is easy to maintain and clean and will maintain its
appearance and durability for years to come.
stain and concrete.
Used widely in Commercial Applications, Acid Staining is gaining
popularity in the Residential Market as an Alternative to traditional Flooring
Surfaces such as Tile, Wood and Carpet.
Concrete acid stains can transform ordinary concrete into a limitless
palette of color and design. Colors (limited by the number of natural
mineral salts) can be diluted and combined to create other colors, or
layered to provide additional effects. Adaptable for use on old and new
concrete, residential, commercial, and municipal applications. Because
acid stain reacts with the minerals in the concrete, acid stain is resistant
to chipping, peeling, cracking, and fading, unlike conventional masonry
paints and stains. Coupled with epoxy or polyurethane sealer, the acid
stain surface is easy to maintain and clean and will maintain its
appearance and durability for years to come.
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