

Concrete Stains

Portico™ Paver Stain
$46.95

Antiquing™ Concrete Stain
$46.95

EverStain™ Acid Stain
$50.95

ColorWave™ Stain
$68.95

Vibrance™ Dye
$48.95

DecoGel™ Acid Stain
$50.95

EasyTint™ Colored Sealer
$52.95

AcquaTint™ Colored Sealer
$52.95
The Difference Between Concrete Dye and Stains
There are two basic types of colorants to color a concrete surface — dye and stainsConcrete Dye
Concrete dyes are a great way to color existing slabs of concrete and offer a wide range of color options. Colors can be used to cover previous dyes or concrete stains, or to create something entirely new. Concrete dyes can be used to create a multi-dimensional polished concrete look or to apply solid colors to concrete surfaces.

- The age and composition of the concrete will not impact the outcome of this product.
- Easy to transport (comes in powder form)
- Most inexpensive coloring option
- Easiest to build up or add color to color than other stain forms.
- No residue to clean up between staining and sealing.
- Dries in seconds for additional coat application.
- 4-6 hour drying time before sealing.
- Acetone solvent must be purchased separately
- Surface must be completely dry after cleaning and before staining
- Requires vigorous shaking during application
- Must be sealed.
Concrete Stains
Concrete stains are classified into three types: film-forming, penetrating and acid stains. All three types of stains come in a variety of colors, tints, shades and textures.
- The age and composition of the concrete will not impact the outcome of this product.
- Many colors to choose from, and the stain can be built up to a solid color
- Solvent-based Tinted Sealer has strong fumes.
- Will not cover imperfections in your floor.
- Surface must be completely dry after cleaning and before staining.
- Requires sealer maintenance.



- The age and composition of the concrete will not impact the outcome of this product.
- Can be applied over previously sealed concrete.
- Can be applied over previously stained concrete.
- Gives a translucent appearance to the concrete surface, unlike paint.
- No residue to clean up between staining and sealing.
- Natural color variations bring dimension and character to each project.
- 8 hour drying time before sealing.
- Will not cover imperfections in your floor.
- Surface must be completely dry after cleaning and before staining
- Requires shaking during application
- Must be sealed.
- The age and composition of the concrete will not impact the outcome of this product.
- Very user-friendly. Nontoxic.
- Easier to build up or add color to color than other stain forms.
- No residue to clean up between staining and sealing.
- Not as durable in outdoor applications as other stain forms.
- Previously colored concrete must be stripped of all sealer and coatings before acid staining.
- More expensive.
- Surface must be completely dry after cleaning and before staining
- 24 hour drying time before sealing.
- Must be sealed.


- Long-lasting and resistant to fading.
- Will not chip off or peel away.
- Gives a translucent appearance to the concrete surface, unlike paint.
- Can create waves, swirls, marbling and other visual effects with minimal work.
- Can be used for stenciling designs onto concrete surfaces.
- Natural color variations bring dimension and character to each project.
- Minimal maintenance after work is finished.
- Surface does not have to be completely dry after cleaning and before staining.
- The age and composition of the concrete will impact the outcome of this product.
- Previously colored concrete must be stripped of all sealer and coatings before acid staining.
- The results are unpredictable, even on brand-new concrete floors.
- Limited colors, with some turning black from exposure to moisture (green and blue stain colors).
- Can create waves, swirls, marbling and other visual effects with minimal work.
- Will not cover imperfections in your floor.
- Must be neutralized before sealing.
- Stain contains chemical irritants that require care when handling.
- Must be sealed.