With colored concrete, the creative options and color choices are endless, making it possible to achieve the perfect look. Colored concrete can transform a room or patio from plain to spectacular. Also, colored concrete can be used to simulate the look of brick, flagstone, pavers, or tile. Not only is concrete coloring a beautiful design option , but it is also affordable and compatible with both new and existing concrete.

Q My new colored concrete is much darker than your color card. Why is that?

A. Fresh Concrete is always much darker than when it is fully cured and dry. (Even uncolored concrete). Wait at least 7-10 days until the new concrete has hardened and dried. If the concrete is on a wet sub grade or there's underground water, it may stay dark for as long as it's wet.

Q. Can you guarantee the color will match the color card?

A. Unfortunately, Not. The final color is a function of the cement color, sand color, the amount of water used as well as finishing methods. We only guarantee that our color additives will match our standard that is they will be the same from batch- to- batch and year- to- year

There are two ways that color is used, one is the base concrete color, the second is the accent color on stamped or colored concrete. Below are links to our color charts:

- Base Concrete Color Chart 1
- Base Concrete Color Chart 2
- Accent Color Chart 1
- Accent Color Chart 2

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