Ten Second Color™ (TSC) Concrete Dye Makes 32oz. Professional Grade and Easy to use. Semi-Transparent Cement Dye. Dries in Seconds Charcoal
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Color:Charcoal Ongoing technical help and installation recommendations are available 8 AM to 4:30 PM Central USA. It is important that the concrete is very clean with open pores- (Water Must Readily Penetrate the Surface). Read and follow surface prep instructions carefully since prep is vitally important to the success of Ten Second Color. Concrete textures, age and dilution ratio affect final color appearance. Easy application using a solvent resistant pump sprayer, HVLP sprayer, airbrush or pressurized atomizing sprayer. UV Stable for Interior and Exterior Use. NOTE: Interiors MUST be well cross-ventilated during application. After Application of Speed Color the surface SHOULD BE adequately SEALED with waterborne, solvent-borne or epoxy sealer. Speed Color dye produces tints ranging from translucent to opaque depending on how many coats are applied. MUST ADD ONE QUART of ACETONE to the Container. Average coverage rate is 100 to 150 sq ft. per quart of mix. Applications are Dry-to-Touch in Seconds Color samples shown are representative of TSC applied to standard, gray concrete using the directions provided on the Technical Data Sheet. Results may vary depending on the condition, age and makeup of the concrete, and the application methods used. Always test before use. Coverage variations depend on concrete surface porosity and amount of material applied. * Because of the inherent inaccuracies in computer monitors, colors may appear different than the actual end product. Speed Color is NOT recommended for the concrete polishing process 26 years supplying the decorative concrete industry —we know concrete stain products. Concrete Resurrection: Preferred Worldwide
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WORKED OUT GREAT
Wanted to do a fade effect on our concrete table. Started with a very light ratio of 20/80 die/acetone and built up slowly over the entire table. I used a garden sprayer and a basic spray bottle to finish with a 60/40 splits last spray.(note theses bottles can NOT hold up to storing the acetone/die mix. Acetone eats the seals so do this quickly if you have questionable spray bottles. You can get through a day of use but be prepared to discard the cheap spray bottles after use. )
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