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Concrete Stain Concentrate Just Add Water, User & Eco-Friendly Semi-Transparent Professional Grade Cement Stain, Concrete Resurrection Brand (32 Ounce, Beach Sand)

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1.:8 Ounce


2.Color:Emerald


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  • The Shortest and Easiest Route to dazzling concrete surfaces is with Water-Borne Water Reducible Concentrate. Quality ingredients. Formulated Fresh to Your Door


Ongoing technical help and installation recommendations are available 8 AM to 4:30 PM Central USA. Prep the concrete surface thoroughly for the best, long-lasting results. It is important that the concrete is very clean with open pores. Read and follow surface prep instructions carefully since prep is vitally important to the success of WRC stain.
WRC is non-acidic, so after application, there are no residues or chemicals to clean-up or neutralize. For Interior and Exterior use.
A/B/C color chip represents multiple coats. Depending on dilution ratio, the application rate and the porosity of the concrete, each bottle covers 100-500 square feet.
This product must be diluted for best absorption Each Quart (32 oz) bottle makes 5 to 10 quarts of ready-to-use stain.
Also, useful for projects such as wood staining, arts and crafts, statuary painting and faux finishes. WRC is used for traditional coverage, and it is ideal to achieve faux finishing effects such as marbling, veining, antiquing, mottling, graining, and layering. Easy application using a pump sprayer, cotton rag, sea sponge, brush, HVLP sprayer or airless sprayer. a natural sea sponge roller can be used
Concrete Resurrection WRC Stain, available in a large selection of colors, is a robust professional grade, environmentally friendly, water-based, pigmented concrete stain that tenaciously bonds in the open pores of interior or exterior concrete.
Produces colors ranging from translucent to opaque depending on how much water you choose to add and how many coats of stain you apply. Apply an appropriate concrete sealer on top of concrete stains for the greatest longevity.
* Computer monitors: Because of the inherent inaccuracies in monitors, colors may appear slightly different than the actual stain.
Concrete Resurrection: Preferred Worldwide


tim grant
Reviewed in the United States on August 3, 2024
I put this on steps that were chipping concrete paint bought at Lowe’s. Cleaned and etched as instructed. Turned out very nice and seems to be lasting.
Donald R
Reviewed in the United States on July 12, 2024
So this product is great and so easy to use. Just find your color or mix two colors together and then add 4 parts water to one part color with distilled water in the empty gallon jug, then shake well. It goes on no different than painting a surface with very watery paint. Either use a small nap soft paint roller to make nice smooth applications and a foam brush for your edges and corners, or use a pump sprayer if you've had good practice using that application.Unfortunately, I thought the color Charcoal was pre mixed black and white because I wanted a grey patio and I wanted to coat over the different ages of concrete, old, new and repair jobs. My goal was to make everything uniform and look newer and all solid grey. In reality, Charcoal is a mix of black, white, and blue. I mixed the Charcoal with white to lighten it up so I could use several coats without it getting so dark. Unfortunately, I didn't realize Charcoal has a blue base, so when I was done, the color ended up drying grey with a decent amount of blue. It looked exactly like the color of Honda's Sonic Gray Pearl, which if you look up, is a grey blue.I now ordered black so I can mix with white to get the grey I originally wanted. I'm just not sure if I'm going to be able to change the color after two coats of the charcoal turning it blue. So in short, the product is great, but be careful with the colors, or get the 8oz first and mix with 4 parts water and paint some strips of cardboard, paper, brick, etc, so you can see how the color dries. You may need to mix other colors or swap our colors until you get what you want.Also make sure you get 16 oz paint measuring cups so you can measure exactly how much of your color of combination of colors and then so you can add that up and multiple by 4 so you know how much distilled water to use.Good luck applying, but be prepared to use 3 coats to ensure you have smooth, even coverage without any uneven base shades from showing through. The second and third coats will go on significantly faster and use a lot less product, but you still want to put it on semi-thick so any areas that don't absorb as well end up with a uniform color.
Kittymama
Reviewed in the United States on April 24, 2024
Our outdoor kitchen has concrete countertops which had begun to fade out. We had stained them with a different product about five years ago when they were installed but rain and direct sunlight grayed them. I purchased the 8 oz size which I halved at first to mix the ratio 1:4. This allowed the first two coats to be a soft, semi transparent brown. The remaining 4 oz I mixed 1:2. This is NOT part of the directions, but I really wanted a chocolate brown. It looks gorgeous. I’ve applied a low luster sealant on top of it and am very happy with the results. I think it’s well worth the money and it’s very quick to apply with just soft rags. It dries within a couple of hours so I was able to apply 4 coats in one day.This product cleans up very easily and I love the fact it’s water-based so no harmful fumes. By sealing it, I’m hopeful it will last at least five years. We live it the Pacific Northwest, so very wet winters (ice/snow/rain) and now, extremely hot, dry summers.
Ralanyo
Reviewed in the United States on October 23, 2018
I had a new pool installed and the concrete contractor really really messed up. I can’t even explain how bad it was or what happened, but you can see the before photos I’ve attached(ones that look terrible) and yup that was a brand new slab 1100sq ft on a brand new house. So after negotiating some money back, Update::So I originally stained and sealed this in October. It went through a harsh buffalo winter and pretty much still looks great. However I did notice some small areas scattered around where the stain had come off a little. Almost looks like the concrete didn’t absorb it quite right or maybe it is that it was a new slab of concrete and hadn’t settled yet. I also did a very light coat of sealer so maybe that’s why too. The spots look like small scratches or blotches no bigger than a dime(some smaller) the rest of it still looks amazing and is very durable with the sealer I used. I’m going to touch it up with a paint brush and re-reseal. Still 5 stars.
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