Solid Color Staining

Solid Color Concrete Staining

Solid Color Staining Is Widely Becoming Popular!

More and more people are finding that they can “Solid Color Stain” for a lot less than they think possible and at the same time transform their homes into an entirely new place they can be proud of. Solid Color Staining is a material that’s very tenacious in its bonding capabilities and has the pigment to cover the discolorations that are so common in concrete surfaces.

Applications of this type of product have been tried and proven in freeze-thaw climates now for over 45 years – and are still going strong! Like any product, many variables come into play, such as; sun exposure, car traffic, ice melts, and temperature swings. All in all Solid Color Staining is an economical way to enhance your approach to your home or business and can count on getting your money’s worth for a long time.
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The most economical approach to your situation would be to lightly Grind the Epoxied areas. This process will Lighten the Darkness of the Epoxy Patch to blend in better with your surrounding concrete. Since it is a Parking Lot, it’s going to get darkened from the tires as a result of all the vehicle traffic…does that make sense? I may be the worst salesman representing myself on this but, I believe this would be the Least Expensive route for you to take.

Certainly, if you are trying to make it Look more “Upgraded” to have a more Aesthetic appeal, then the “Staining” would be a great solution! However, there is a bit of Maintenance to this application. It requires Resealing every 3-5 years to keep it from Fading and looking good. If this’s something you’re interested in, here’s the supplier of that product:
http://www.generalacrylics.com/

Hope that helps you get a little closer to your goals?

HAPPY NEW YEAR!!!!

2 thoughts on “Solid Color Staining”

Tony Ramirez December 27, 2020 Reply

Interested in staining my parking lot. It is about 2 years old and when the concrete dried it had craters in it. The contractor filled them in with epoxy and it is a dark gray color and the parking lot is concrete color. I wanted to stain the parking lot anyway a medium to dark gray before it is striped. Can you offer me any advice on your products and is it applicable for a commercial parking lot…..

Thanks,
- Kent Eddington Post authorDecember 31, 2020 Reply
  
  The most economical approach to your situation would be to lightly Grind the Epoxied areas. This process will Lighten the Darkness of the Epoxy Patch to blend in better with your surrounding concrete. Since it is a Parking Lot, it’s going to get darkened from the tires as a result of all the vehicle traffic…does that make sense? I may be the worst salesman representing myself on this but, I believe this would be the Least Expensive route for you to take.
  
  Certainly, if you are trying to make it Look more “Upgraded” to have a more Aesthetic appeal, then the “Staining” would be a great solution! However, there is a bit of Maintenance to this application. It requires Resealing every 3-5 years to keep it from Fading and looking good. If this’s something you’re interested in, here’s the supplier of that product:
  http://www.generalacrylics.com/
  
  Hope that helps you get a little closer to your goals?
  
  HAPPY NEW YEAR!!!!

Solid Color Staining

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