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Finish for Cement/Concrete - pslamont - 03-25-2009 I am looking for product for the acid/etching of cement/concrete. I know DAVE AND SOPHIE did it up at their place. Anyone able to tell me where to find the product for this process? Mahalo, Pam RE: Finish for Cement/Concrete - gtill - 03-25-2009 Generally that would be muriatic acid, which removes the lime and any crud that's stained it, or to open up the surface for a stain or paint. I think there is a substitute that's a little safer, but if outside the muriatic isn't so bad with caution. RE: Finish for Cement/Concrete - David M - 03-25-2009 Go to Hilo Wire Products - Whitecap. They sell the acid (color) and sealers. Note: Concrete should cure 28 days prior to staining. Brickform is brand. David Ninole Resident RE: Finish for Cement/Concrete - Carey - 03-26-2009 Pam, there are two different concrete staining type products. Back when we contemplated staining, the only info we could find was on acid staining.... very bad for our metal framing, so we went to tile... Only later did I find out about soy based stains, much more gentle on the environment & the house framing The product a friend of ours used was: http://www.ecoprocote.com/SoyCrete-Concrete-Stain-s/92.htm but there are others RE: Finish for Cement/Concrete - pslamont - 03-27-2009 That is the info I was looking for. MAHALO I want to be the kind of woman that, when my feet hit the floor each morning, the devil says "Oh Crap, She's up!" |