by Sledge Concrete Coatings | Oct 17, 2016 | Acid Stain, Concrete Coatings
Improving Your Concrete Surfaces If you’re looking to sell your home, you probably want to do anything you can to differentiate it from other houses on the market, but don’t want to spend a ton of money to do it. It’s important to note that the first...
by Sledge Concrete Coatings | May 6, 2016 | Acid Stain, Concrete Coatings
The unique colors and patterns found in concrete acid stained floors come not from paints or coatings but from a chemical reaction, which takes place after applying the staining solution. Staining gives concrete floors rich, luminous tones that other flooring and...
by Sledge Concrete Coatings | Dec 15, 2014 | Acid Stain, Blog
It is imperative that you have a maintenance program, as this will greatly increase the life of the stained concrete and sealer. You could clean it with a neutral cleaner and reapply wax periodically to avoid wear and tear. The wax helps to preserve the “new” look of...
by Sledge Concrete Coatings | Dec 13, 2014 | Acid Stain, Blog
It is best to allow a 28-day curing period for the hydration water to dry up. While you may be able to acid stain sooner, you should wait out the full 28-day period, as this means you can seal when finished staining. This is an important consideration since most...
by Sledge Concrete Coatings | Dec 11, 2014 | Acid Stain, Blog
There are numerous ways to apply the stain, and each provides you with a different look. Application with a non-metallic sprayer or bottle is recommended, and you should ensure the area is completely covered, and any walls, trim, doors, and other objects that might be...
by Sledge Concrete Coatings | Dec 9, 2014 | Acid Stain, Blog
It is best to create a profile in the concrete, as this helps the stain to penetrate deeper into the surface. Remove all types of sealers and cures, and get rid of any paint, glue, or other coating that might be on the concrete. A floor polisher or buffer with black...
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