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Texas Concrete Flooring
7711 Shelton
Austin, TX 78725
281-732-6001
info@remiscretedesigns.com
English Red
Terra cotta with rust and soft brown hues
Aqua Blue
Soft blue patina with undertones of green
Green Lawn
Soft gray green resembling aged Italian marble
Black
Tortoise shell black with brown marbling
Malay Tan
Buckskin suede tone with caramel marbling
Vintage Umber
Rich earthy brown
Golden Wheat
Amber hued undertones
Cola
Reddish brown resembling old leather

We offer color in both acid stains & acetone dyes............
Dyes are the way to go!

             Here's why.....

Acid stains react chemically with the calcium hydroxide in concrete, while acetone dyes are nonreactive and impart color by penetrating concrete or other porous cementitious surfaces.  Thus, dyes provide more of a true color representation than that of acids.

While both are translucent, dyes are much smaller in particle size than chemical stains or acrylic stains.  This allows for easier penetration and color saturation, ultimately saving time and money.

Acetone dyes provide more color options than stains and are much more vibrant in color.

Because there is virtually no residue, minimal cleanup is required, greatly speeding the application process. 

Dyes dry and are open to foot traffic almost immediately, while acids take 20 minutes or more.

Color results will vary.
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