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Brickform Refresh is a solvent-based, semi-opaque stain used to impart color on unsealed, porous concrete and masonry surfaces. Refresh is great for correcting surface discoloration, upgrading existing concrete, or blending together multiple pours of integrally colored concrete. For added protection and color enhancement, Refresh can be sealed using spray-applied Brickform Gem-Seal or Poly-Seal.
Find A DistributorRefresh is great for correcting surface discoloration, upgrading existing concrete, or blending together multiple pours of integrally colored concrete. Available in Solomon and Brickform integral colors. Choose from ready-to-use and two-part formulations.
Surface prep is crucial, see this video on cleaning concrete with E-Etch and Neautra Clean.
Cem-Coat is an opaque, high-strength, cement-based concrete coating perfect for recoloring.
Color tint pack additive for solvent-based sealers Enhance and correct color with Tinta’ Seal. Tinta’ Seal mixes with Brickform solvent-based sealers to add semi-transparent color to integrally colored, stamped, and overlaid concrete surfaces. Each 16-ounce tin pack conveniently mixes in...
Brickform Blush-Tone Acid Stain 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.
Using Brickform’s color blending and correcting product, Athena Construction fixed concrete discoloration at a transit station in Atlanta.
The contractor used water when finishing the concrete at the entrance of the hotel. This led to washed out, faded color on the integrally colored concrete. As this was the front entrance to the hotel, the appearance of the concrete...
Tinted sealer has a wide range of useful applications. It can be used as a primary color and as a repair product. When colored concrete has issues, tinted sealer could be a solution. Before After application of Brickform Tinta’ Seal What...
Brickform was founded in 1971 during the early days of modern decorative concrete. With innovations such as urethane stamps and computer aided design, Brickform has long been at the forefront of the industry.
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