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Brick Stain : Dyebrick chriseverson 11-05-2008
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Posted by chriseverson on November 5, 2008, 8:03 pm

I recently used this product successfully for staining my brick walls a
more deep red color.

I am now looking for a similar product for some polished stone does anyone
know what I should use? as Dyebrick is not suitable for a polished or
glazed surface.

Thank you,
Chris
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Posted by PeterD on November 6, 2008, 8:49 am
On 06 Nov 2008 01:03:12 GMT,
chriseverson_at_hotmail_dot_co_dot_uk@foo.com (chriseverson) wrote:

>I recently used this product successfully for staining my brick walls a
>more deep red color.
>I am now looking for a similar product for some polished stone does anyone
>know what I should use? as Dyebrick is not suitable for a polished or
>glazed surface.

I don't think you can dye a glazed surface, if it fact it is glazed.
If it is just polished you may be OK.

>Thank you,
>Chris
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Posted by jloomis on November 6, 2008, 10:01 am
porosity is the factor.
jloomis
> On 06 Nov 2008 01:03:12 GMT,
> chriseverson_at_hotmail_dot_co_dot_uk@foo.com (chriseverson) wrote:
>>I recently used this product successfully for staining my brick walls a
>>more deep red color.
>>I am now looking for a similar product for some polished stone does anyone
>>know what I should use? as Dyebrick is not suitable for a polished or
>>glazed surface.
> I don't think you can dye a glazed surface, if it fact it is glazed.
> If it is just polished you may be OK.
>>Thank you,
>>Chris
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>> thestuccocompany spam snipped
>>



Posted by ransley on November 6, 2008, 11:12 pm
On Nov 5, 7:03=A0pm, chriseverson_at_hotmail_dot_co_dot...@foo.com
(chriseverson) wrote:
> I recently used this product successfully for staining my brick walls a
> more deep red color.
> I am now looking for a similar product for some polished stone does anyon=
e
> know what I should use? as Dyebrick is not suitable for a polished or
> glazed surface.
> Thank you,
> Chris
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Try Acid concrete stain, it might work, it might not, but it may be
the only option.

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