One-step color and protection
Choose water-based AcquaTint for low-odor interior color or solvent-based EasyTint for exterior durability. Both add semi-transparent color and seal in one system.
Test three colors first. Surface prep, traffic, and location determine the right system.
Color and seal in one step.
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Test three solvent-based tinted sealer colors on your exterior concrete. Includes three 4 oz colors and foam brushes.
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Test three water-based, low-odor colors on your concrete. Includes three 4 oz colors and separate foam brushes.
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Solvent-based color and seal for exterior driveways, patios, and high-traffic concrete. Choose a compatible clear topcoat when needed.
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One gallon each of AcquaTint and ProWax to color, seal, and protect interior floors. Cleaner and tools are sold separately.
Est. $0.66/sq ft 200 sq ft · seal + polish system + full 4 oz cleaner
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Five gallons each of AcquaTint and ProWax for large interior floors plus future maintenance. Cleaner and tools are sold separately.
Est. $0.55/sq ft 1,000 sq ft · contractor system + full 1 qt cleaner
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Water-based, low-odor color and seal for interior or exterior concrete. Add ProWax on interior floors for wear protection.
Est. $0.77/sq ft 200 sq ft · 1 gal sealer + full 1 gal ProWax + full 4 oz cleaner
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Compare water- and solvent-based options, then match the system to location, traffic, and project size.
Product match
Compare location, moisture, traffic, ventilation, sheen, and maintenance before choosing a colored sealer.
Compare concrete sealersWater-based application
Learn how to prepare, keep pigment mixed, back-roll consistently, protect the finish, and avoid lap marks.
Read the AcquaTint guideColor planning
Compare finished driveways, patios, pool decks, and stamped concrete before testing colors on your own surface.
View the color galleryExisting color
See when a semi-transparent tinted sealer can shift existing color and how to test the surface before recoating.
Read the restoration guideWatch before you seal
Compare both chemistries, watch the application method, and test whether the slab is ready before coating.
Finished-project inspiration
Colored concrete sealer FAQ
AcquaTint is water-based and low odor, making it the primary choice for interior floors and occupied spaces. EasyTint is solvent-based and designed for durable exterior applications. Both add semi-transparent color and seal concrete in one system.
Yes. Concrete age, porosity, texture, existing color, and previous coatings change the final appearance. Each trial system lets you compare three colors on the actual prepared surface before buying project quantities.
EasyTint and AcquaTint are listed at approximately 200 square feet per gallon for two thin coats. Actual coverage varies with concrete porosity, texture, surface condition, and application method.
Only when the existing coating is firmly bonded, clean, dry, and chemically compatible. Failing, peeling, contaminated, or incompatible coatings must be stripped or mechanically removed before application. Always test adhesion in a small area.
A clear topcoat is not required for every low-traffic project. It is recommended for many high-traffic exterior surfaces and required when slip resistance is needed. Use water-based topcoats over AcquaTint and solvent-based topcoats over EasyTint.
No. Apply the colored sealer first, then add OxiGrip only to a compatible clear topcoat: AcquaSeal or HydroCryl over AcquaTint, or a clear solvent-based sealer over EasyTint.
EasyTint™ and OxiGrip™ are not compatible when used together directly. For slip resistance, use EasyTint™ as the color layer and apply OxiGrip™ only with a clear solvent based sealer as the topcoat.
AcquaTint™ and OxiGrip™ are not compatible when used together directly. If you need added slip resistance, apply AcquaTint™ as your color layer first, then use OxiGrip™ in a clear topcoat with AcquaSeal™ or HydroCryl™.