Blush-Tone Acid Stain®

Reactive acid stain for coloring new and existing concrete indoors and out

Relied on by decorative concrete professionals for decades to produce rich, variegated finishes in homes and commercial spaces.

Brickform Blush-Tone Acid Stain chemically reacts with minerals that exist in newly cured or existing concrete. It penetrates the very top layer of the concrete with color that will not chip, crack, or peel. The colors produced by concrete acid stain are unique with captivating, multi-colored intensities that become a permanent part of the concrete. Brickform Blush-Tone Acid Stain is available in 10 standard colors.

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1 gal. bottles
200 to 300 ft² per gallon
Variegated color
Will not chip, crack, or peel
Use on floors and walls

Colors:

10 standard colors
Ebony, Walnut and Mission Brown are top choices

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Complete Acid Stain System

Prep – Use E-Etch to open the concrete surface and promote consistent stain reaction.
Application – Apply Blush-Tone Acid Stain with a Swissmex acid sprayer for controlled, uniform coverage.
Neutralization – Clean and neutralize the surface with Neutra Clean to stop the chemical reaction and remove residue.
Sealing – Exterior or wet look: Gem-Seal. Interior: Poly-Astic with ventilation, or low-odor DecoPoxy or Uremax.
Maintenance – Use Premium Acrylic Floor Finish as a sacrificial coating on interior surfaces, reapply as needed.

Why Contractors Choose Blush-Tone Acid Stain

Pro-grade reactive acid stain designed for professional concrete applications
Widely used by stamped concrete contractors to add depth and variation
Produces warm, natural earth tones through chemical reaction with cured concrete
Can be layered or diluted to create custom mottled, variegated or marbleized effects
Proven in decorative concrete applications over many years of field use

Common Applications for Acid Stains

Indoor and outdoor concrete slabs, flatwork and decorative surfaces
Residential basements, patios, pool decks, and driveways
Commercial floors, retail spaces, and hospitality interiors

Important to Know Before Using Blush-Tone Acid Stain

Results vary based on concrete composition, finish, and surface preparation
Requires proper neutralization and thorough rinsing prior to sealing
Appropriate personal protective equipment is recommended during application
Mask or protect surrounding surfaces, metals, and electronics
Always apply a test sample to verify color and reaction before full application
Use a quality concrete sealer to protect acid stained concrete, enhance color and add sheen

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