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Stained Concrete

Stained concrete is a concrete slab that's had some sort of color added to its surface. Read more about stained concrete, its process and benefits.

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Stained Concrete

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  1. Stained Concrete By Smartcrete Decorative Solution

  2. What is stained concrete? Stained concrete is a concrete slab that's had some sort of colour added to its surface. It has many different categories. Easy category has its own pros and cons. A concrete stain can often be installed quickly and at a cost similar to or lower than most other flooring options.

  3. Benefits of Stained Concrete • Luxurious and wear-resistant surface for both indoor and outdoor applications. • Achieve your desired look and feel. • Access to high-end equipment operated by highly-qualified professionals. • Fire Resistance • Durability • Energy Efficient • Low Maintenance • Aesthetics

  4. Types of stained concrete Acid stains: Inorganic metallic salts, hydrochloric acid, and water make acid stains. Stains absorb into concrete surface to bond with calcium hydroxide. Acid staining marbles tans, browns, blues, and greens. Water based stains: Nonreactive acrylic polymers and pigments make up water-based stains. These stains fill concrete pores for translucent and opaque colors. Water-based solutions are more constant because they don't require concrete reactions and are solvent- and acid-free.

  5. How to stain concrete? 1. Choose a Concrete Stain Before you begin, choose a concrete stain. Two types of stains are available: Acid-based and water-based concrete stains 2. Prepare the Concrete Surface The most important step of how to stain a concrete floor is surface preparation.Begin by removing all items from the floor and cleaning the area thoroughly. Repair cracks in the concrete surface.

  6. How to stain concrete? 3. Apply the Stain and Remove Residue Apply the stain with an acid-resistant airless paint sprayer. In small areas and tight corners, use a paint roller or handheld brush. As needed, divide tasks. Paint roller each sprayer coat for a smooth finish.Water-based dyes are residue-free. Follow the package recommendations for drying time. 4. Apply Finishing Sealer Sealants prevent stained concrete. Apply first. Clear sealant improves color depth and repels dirt, water, and damage. Choose a concrete sealer with enough shine and durability. After 24 hours, apply the sealer as indicated. Sealer drying time varies by environment. It'll harden after two days.

  7. How to stain concrete? 5. Concrete Staining Tips Concrete staining can put fresh life into a basement floor or outdoor concrete. Surface preparation is a key step in deciding how to stain concrete. Take your time cleaning the old concrete before staining it, then work carefully when applying stain to the concrete floor. When you're ready to start staining cement and concrete.

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