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6 · ALL ACCESS · APRIL 2009
Acid Stains
When people think of decorative concrete, they’re often picturing
the mottled Old World look of an acid stain. Also called reactive
stains, acid stains create what may be decorative concrete’s
signature effect.
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What’s more, contractors have at www.concretedecor.net
a number of new ways to try to
get that look without dealing
with the uncertainty and mess
acid stain SEARCH
that can make acid staining such a complex task.
We put acid stains under the microscope in the March/April issue
of Concrete Decor to find out how they work, how they’re best
used, and what kinds of alternatives are out there.
In addition, Concrete Decor has a rich history of covering acid
stains. Check out some samples from our archives:
Acid Staining
Layering Color With Acid Stain
Technique: A Reactive Stain Application
Effects With Reactive Stains
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