Concrete stamp
Stamped concrete is the process of adding texture and this gives lusture to the floor. Colored concrete makes it resembles to natural stone, wood, etc. The unlimited range of potential combined with great durability and lower cost than any other natural product. The cracking on the floors that is visible while in cases of wet floor but these acts as a floor-covering product. Even the stains are quite invisible in case of concrete stamp. The installation involves pressing of rubber molds into the concrete while the concrete is still in its plastic state. Color is achieved by using Dry Shakes or Color Hardeners, Release Powders, Integral Colors and Acid Stain. All these products may be combined to create even more obscure designs.
Color hardener
It provides great potential, light reflection and long lasting color. It is suggested for use in many concrete applications where a sturdy hard surface is preferred such as flat work, stamped concrete or a colored base for acid staining. This may be used in areas subject to top vehicular and pedestrian traffic, theme parks, streets and sidewalks and residential applications.
Liquid integral colors
It provides basic coating on the surface of the concrete floor. These propose many advantages over powder pigments; it’s much cleaner, more proficient coloring, no waste, easier to mix and measure better color consistency from every group. Color highlights to textured surface, providing an attractive two-color unique look that closely resembles natural materials such as brick, tile and slate.
Significance
These are ideal for use mainly sealed acid stained floors where a hard, scratch & slip resistant, easy to maintain. It desired to finish up the stains and also on stamped concrete, overlays, and any concrete surface requiring protection from moisture. This adds a good texture and brings has a lusture on it. The colored concrete provides a significant coating on the surface of the floor. When the requirements to the colored floors are fulfilled then perfect finishing is brought on.