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Do It Yourself Concrete Staining: Things to Know Before You Begin
Posted April 30th, 2010 by How To Stain Concrete | No CommentsHow To Stain Concrete Floors – The Easy Way
Posted April 4th, 2010 by How To Stain Concrete | 1 CommentImagine if I shared with you that you could take that unappealing, cold, gray concrete floor and transform it into a thing of beauty which receives praise from friends, family, or customers, would this interest you? Epoxy flooring is an alternative, but staining is usually a practical solution. Imagine if I [...]
Learn How to Stain Concrete Floor
Posted November 17th, 2009 by How To Stain Concrete | No CommentsOf the many DIY projects one may undertake for home improvement, concrete staining is perhaps the most interesting and convenient that results to having better looking concrete floor.The alternatives, like epoxy, tearing out existing concrete and replacing with new or decorative overlays, are not recommended for do-it-yourselfers and can be very expensive. Some of the [...]
Concrete Stain Samples
Posted September 24th, 2009 by How To Stain Concrete | No CommentsConcrete stain samples should be used when you are not sure of what the results will be are maybe you’re not sure of which color may be right for your decor. It’s a lot better to spend $5-15.00 for samples and try them out on the floor to be sure this is the look you [...]
Concrete Curing Agents can be the death nail to a concrete acid stained project.
Posted September 1st, 2009 by How To Stain Concrete | No CommentsConcrete curing agents are used by concrete contractors and GCs to hold the moisture in the slab during the curing process. The problem with this when staining the concrete is that the curing agent acts as a resist and will not let the stain penetrate the surface of the concrete and introduce the metal salts [...]
